Oh, right. I forgot about that. You can only get mono once, I think.
Comedy 1: A Little Song, a Little Dance, a Little Seltzer Down Your Pants
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Oh, right. I forgot about that. You can only get mono once, I think.
Actually, that's not true. I got mono from someone who had had it twice.
Also, I had a mild case of mono and once I finally figured it out, I slept through Labor Day weekend and was pretty much okay. It had lasted a couple of months until that point but hadn't slowed me down.
Hey, since we had discussed this here -- did all y'all know that CBS now has the most recent 2 or 3 full episodes of Big Bang Theory streaming on their site?
Woo!
Yes! I just watched two of them last night. Eliza Dushku's acting is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me these days. I wish she'd just played herself.
Eh, the awesome that is Neil DeGrasse Tyson completely overshadowed Eliza Dushku for me anyway.
Wow, Glee is outdoing itself with the offensiveness this ep, isn't it?
Wow, Glee is outdoing itself with the offensiveness this ep
As soon as the opening notes for "Fat Bottomed Girls" started I was cringing in sympathy for Lauren. She has a really healthy self-image, but still -- as she said, it's the first time anyone ever sang a love song to her (and I think it's a stretch to call that a love song, anyway) and it made her feel like crap.
the awesome that is Neil DeGrasse Tyson completely overshadowed Eliza Dushku for me anyway.
Oh totally. & bonus Gorn!
(and I think it's a stretch to call that a love song, anyway)
I'd say it qualifies here because Puck, in all his cluelessness, meant it as one. And yay for Lauren calling him on -- well, everything.
Haven't seen the last 15 minutes yet (after Finn and Quinn met in the auditorium), but I'd say the most cringeworthy scene so far was Blaine's song in the Gap. If only Jeremiah had suddenly remembered something urgent that needed to be done in the back room.