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Saturday, October 24, 2009
With the Phillies in the World Series again, this seems topical and creepy.
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1. robneyerI would post that somewhere on ESPN.com ... except for that pesky bit of profanity.
Great show. Thanks.
Well based on this clip, I'm getting there too...
(N.B. This clip is merely 'ha-ha' level Sunny. Learn about the song "Nightman" and the later musical "The Nightman Cometh" if you want top-grade crazy from this show.)
Oh my!
I love it but I know people who in your camp. My close friend can't actually #### through an episode because it makes him squirm. He has a very difficult time with uncomfortable situational comedy, can't deal with the awkwardness.
Madison is a beautiful city to live in. It is also a parody of leftwing prejudices. Have you been to the coop with the reserved parking spots for the "differently abled." I'm no fan of George Bush but when I lived there, there were impeach Bush stickers in windows, signs on lawns, etc. Kind of ridiculous really. And people ride their bikes in the winter. That's a mental disease if I've ever seen one. It's also where I learned that passive aggressiveness is a thing that is bred in the bone. Anyway, love that town.
This is a kinda fun MadLibs. It is, for some reason, not obvious to me what's been redacted here.
I'm not sure if you're serious or not, but when I watched it I thought one of the corpses in the dungeon looked like him.
That was the second biggest challenge I could think of.
Pretty neat.
I watched a couple of episodes during its first season, and I thought to myself, "So this is what they decided to do with all those leftover Seinfeld scripts."
Many people have told me that the show has since improved. I've chosen to simply take their word for it.
DB
It really has. I barely got through the first season, but it's improved a lot over time. It's not the greatest show by any means, but it can be pretty damned funny.
If there's no snow, (or if there is, yet the roads are dry) I ride. 12/365, no matter the temperature. Well, I mean, I doubt I would ride when the 25-below cold snap hits, but for the most part.
definitely one of their best episodes.
posting from another message board:
Meh, that's life. I'd rather stab myself in the eye than sit through an entire episode of "2 and a half men," but that's the most popular sitcom by a mile.
I love Curb Your Enthusiasm.
I liked the UK version of The Office but loved the US version, FWIW.
Great double-episode (I'm definitely going to buy the digital download when it comes out next week). I could've done without seeing Danny DeVito naked.
I agree with Gaelan. It's funny in a goofball way, but I can't help but think it's popularity is a result of vicarious living through it's sheer anti-social sociopathy. Hell, that's why I like it.
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