Every time I saw that show I had four reactions:
1. This show is still on the air?
2. Is this funny?
3. This is pretty bizarre.
4. Is this funny?
And it lasted 14 years without anyone knowing anyone who watched it.
This is by far my favorite MadTV-related moment:
Plax should have taken some gun safety classes while in the mitten. Gothamist has some details.
Maybe not such a good idea after all.
Matt:
i haven’t read past the first sentence, but that’s enough for me to send it to you
The first sentence:
The day ends at Taco Bell, which, in his world, sounds inevitable.
I get there at two to say goodnight, and then I sleep on the bench outside so I can be the first thing she sees in the morning.
Yesterday I dropped a cup of water. Just dropped it. Nothing happened, I had it in my hand and then it fell onto the floor and sprayed everything.
Just a second ago, I went to drink some coffee. Poured it all over my pants. Apparently I’ve forgotten where my mouth is located.
Also, even fewer seconds ago, I just wrote out this blog post and there were four words missing. Just didn’t type them, made the sentences hard to read. I might be dying.
This is a really good point about counter-terrorism and just read the whole thing.
I’m kind of both tired of hearing about Lebron and in awe of Lebron right now:
Nike is good at what they do:
Both via Ball Don’t Lie.
I don’t know if it’s stranger that John Forte (kind of the “Fourth Fugee,” who’d been doing time for smuggling coke) was just pardoned by Bush or that he went to Phillips Exeter Academy.
I was trying to get videos of the Chilean author Roberto Bolano, but they’re all in Spanish. Thankfully Youtube has a helpful translation button:
Interview by Cristian Warnken to Bolaño, “with Roberto Bolaño was nervous because I had been warned, even his friends carefully this rooster is terrible, very nasty is going to attack you. I do not think he got all the benefits due.
I have a feeling “rooster” is losing something.
