I'm with ehab; I only watched until the "roofies" comment and then had to click away. It was more MOTTS than I ever want to have in one sitting.
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Well, he was pretty restrained, for Mish. It was the girl doing the interview who gave me the motts with some of her questions and the way she asked them. ::shudder::
How much would I hate having to do that sort, or any sort, really, of promotion to keep my job? Can't stop shuddering, really.
I suck at interpreting acronyms. Could someone please tell me what "motts" stands for?
Motts isn't an acronym. I missed why they named it after the applesauce (some ad?) but it's basically watch-from-the-hall heeby-jeebies.
Of which Misha is rife. I can't imagine what working with him must be like, especially with him playing so buttoned down.
Probably I'd like it, given my krav personality but I shouldn't own up to that where strangers can see it.
The Motts to me feels way more visceral than just watch from the hall. Thus my attachment to the term.
Probably I'd like it, given my krav personality but I shouldn't own up to that where strangers can see it.
Motts aside, knowing me, I probably would, too. But see, at work, there's not this need for the fourth wall!
Just watched the interview. ::shudder::
yeah, I made it about thirty seconds and had to stop. Not because of Misha. I mean, he was game and enabling, but she was disgusting.
I'm watching the rebroadcast of "Sympathy For the Devil" and couldn't look at the screen when demon!Bobby was doing the smackdown of Sam. It's not that I don't think that Sam is culpable and he doesn't need to have a face-to-face sitdown with the important people in his life to discuss what was done and the consequences, it's just that that scene is so hurtful.
I thought Misha was lovely in the interview, now that I can watch it. She was annoying and cloying and coy, though.
Misha made me want to glare at him with stern Batman eyebrows and say, "HEY! You! STOP POKING THE FOURTH WALL, MISTER." except for the times when I was distracted by the whole "Ooo! PRETTY!" factor.
I need to learn that my computer does in fact have a mute button.