Why is there stupid spy music on 24?
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Fucking fuck. They are fucking jackhammering the road outside my apartment window and it is fucking MIDNIGHT. Jackhammering! Who the fuck jackhammers a residential street at midnight?! For two nights in a row?!
I thought the construction around me sucked.
I think you're into "not a judge in the land" territory there, bon. Got a chainsaw?
Fucking fuck. They are fucking jackhammering the road outside my apartment window and it is fucking MIDNIGHT. Jackhammering! Who the fuck jackhammers a residential street at midnight?! For two nights in a row?!
They spent two nights last week resurfacing my street (well, ripping off the old surface, haven't so much replaced it yet.) It's probably something along those 'not frelling traffic' lines.
Why is there stupid spy music on 24?
Are banjoes involved?
Uh oh. I just got an image of the voice-over guy from Dukes of Hazzard doing 24 instead. Punishment is swift and merciless!
Why is there stupid spy music on 24?
I think the composer got bored. They've been sort of edging towards that music all season, and I think this week they just said "Fuck it, we're doing the James Bond twangy thing."
I think the composer got bored. They've been sort of edging towards that music all season, and I think this week they just said "Fuck it, we're doing the James Bond twangy thing."
I hope they've moved into "solely for my personal amusement" territory, also known as "Benny Hill finally gets the recognition he deserves" territory.
I hope they've moved into "solely for my personal amusement" territory, also known as "Benny Hill finally gets the recognition he deserves" territory.
Damn, and they just wrote Liesha Cuthbert out again, because she would rock the Benny Hill nurse outfit.
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Just heard a great boys-choir version of "Sloop John B" being used for a commercial for Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch" (which is an addicting show, BTW). Now I want to find the entire song.
I just got an image of the voice-over guy from Dukes of Hazzard doing 24 instead. Punishment is swift and merciless!
Voice-over guy? That's Waylon Jennings! And that would be FANTASTIC. "'Round about this time, Jack felt like he was running a Waffle House and was fresh out of syrup... because he'd poured the last bottle over a terrorist staked to an anthill."