things that suck:
prince is doing several nights of shows less than an hour from my house and i’m not going to be at any of them because i don’t want to sell a kidney to afford the tickets.
Just watch.
:O
Man, life is fucking beautiful.
oh my GOD :’)
For real tho.
Yes, this is pretty cool, until you realize this is probably totally staged by Jay Leno’s crack team and features at least one actor with enough prominent work for an IMDB page, and thus is probably not a spontaneous response to a thing, but a skit, or a re-enactment of something that was spontaneous. (HT: Pete Gaines.)
I still think the skit’s funny, except for the idea that it’s being filmed from too many angles to be being filmed covertly. Sorry for my cynicism!
i agree about the filming from a bunch of angles, but would argue that the probability of finding someone at a burbank gas pump who has an IMDB page is pretty high.
rain is coming.
- C: what are these dvds? mr. show? what's that?
- me: ugh, you know nothing, jon snow.
- C: it looks like it might be funny. is it funny?
- me: * incomprehensible gurgle*
Tokujin Yoshioka was announced the ‘Designer of the Year 2007′ during Design Miami. Therefor he created an installation that filled the entire space with 2 million transparent straws. (iGNANT)
seriously
how big are christina hendricks’ breasts? like, size and stuff. i am trying to compare them to mine and can’t figure out if hers are bigger or if she’s just relatively skinnier or dresses in things that, like, display them better. do i just need a better bustier/corset wardrobe?
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