I thought this was Gabe commenting on this and I was immediately pumped for kathleen. It would be every blog commenter's dream. Comment on a blog and then immediately be offered a job on that blog. But then I found out it was just some slightly disturbing hero worship.
One and five were hilarious. Congratulations! Four freaked the hell out of me but I still upvoted it. Congratulations? And Gabe I'm like 79% sir and 20% ma'am. There is a one percent margin of error.
If you were late then I am terrible. Its true that profit news networks haven't taken this that deeply, because they never get deep into anything and that is truly lamentalble. But Gabe has an avenue to take it as deeply as he wants so he can't really complain about lack of depth. I'm sure he did. He didn't want to go any deeper into the Kanye West rabbit hole, and I totally understand that. As a huge pop culture fan it bothers me when intelligent educated people just use a knee jerk reaction and say these issues don't matter, when they definitely do.
First of all, I challenge anybody here to go toe to toe with me in bird law. Secondly, even though the office had some really funny parts, it was excurciating to watch. I cannot stand the Jim Pam interactions. I almost changed the channel during the shotgun wedding part. They need to take a page from Sunny's book and just keep it with the funny.
I know the coincidence may seem damning, but it wasn't a knock on you. Just the general sentiment that seems to get thrown alot around here that there are Sudanese refugees making there way through life so I can't be sad that my girlfriend left me. That wasn't your point in all that Catcher in the Rye thread. I got nothing but love for you. All this discussion on entitlement is taking away from the real stars here: Charlie, Mac, Dee, Dennis, and Frank.
The life of a celebrity is definitely a unique experience. This whole argument is just a little reminiscent of the sentiment that rich people have no right to be sad or depressed. While it is true it is more comfortable they are still living a human life and pain is attached to human life. Sometimes it can come across as whining (Margot at the Wedding), but its still there. I am a little frustrated that people aren't going deeper than this, but I have been having some long and meaningful conversations with my friends about it. I thought about not using Kurt Cobain for the reason you brought up, then I just said fuck it and let it fly. Finally, I am so incredibly pumped for Its Always Sunny tonight. I can't wait. We're having a bro beer party in honor of it.
That was quite the little self satisfied rant you let out there. It seems that you are essentially arguing that since celebrities are surrounded by countless material comforts they can't truly feel human emotion. I hope I'm not making a straw man here so if that's not what you are saying I apologize. I think a good counterpoint to that would in fact be Kanye West. He is the manifestation of materialistic shallow joys and should by all measures fit your parameters. But it was these very materialistic pleasures that led to the death of his mom. That led to 808s and Heartbreaks which was a very candid and human expression of emotion. Just because they are celebrities and rich doesn't mean they are free from human ups and downs. You also argued that these emotions don't manifest until their celebrity fades and therefore they gain some mortality. Kurt Cobain killed himself at the peak of his celebrity. This all kind of ties in with my last point. You argue ultimately what is an entirely trivial action should not affect a nation going through as much turmoil as this, but I find that as a shallow interpretation of these acts. Occurrences like these can raise questions about the idea of a celebrity, pop culture, and our societies mental health as a whole. Maybe those questions pale in importance when compared to two wars, but they are still worthwhile.
Kanye has never done anything as arrogant, self-serving, or dickish as asking that question. And that is what Kanye is known for. Kanye made a mockery out of the least respected award show this side of the teen choice awards and upstaged a young girl who had done nothing to deserve that award. Jay Leno exploited a dead mother for ratings.
There better be some videogum write ups for the Ultimate Fighter Season 10. Rashad Evans, Quinton Rampage Jackson, and Kimbo Slice rolled together; that's one spicy toquito.
I agree with almost all of those things, but I along with millions of others was self indulgent enough to pull some justification from that book. So I guess the only thing I disagree with is your first assertion. When i was a misanthropic entitled teenager I loved reading about them.
The plus side of less people showing up is that the post about Jason Segel's penis from like three years ago climbed its way back into the most viewed list. It features great comments like "i love this man would love to suck that and other things with him i am so turned on by him" which got a plus 4. Werttrew would have been getting plus 1000s consistently if he was commenting then.
Wait, so why is this blog post about somebody I've never heard of on some show I will never watch when there is that absolutely crazy fake reality TV story. I'm not a professional blogger, and I don't want to rip the proverbial dick from your mouth, but that seems like the real story there.
He really shouldn't drop the Elessar. That's the most meaningful one. Its the title Aragorn acquired when he achieved his birthright and reclaimed the thrown of Gondor. Kind of like when this guy regained the title of craziest slash nerdiest fucking names ever. If he drops any lord of the rings names it should be Gimli, but he should probably add GIl-galad. (readjusts glasses on nose.)
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