Oh, okay, I got that part. I thought I was missing some sort of cyberJesus somewhere.
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Nope, it's just the cute change from "are you my daddy?" to "Father!"
Oh, snap:
As lifeless and unneeded as “The A-Team’’ is, it might have been worse. Bradley Cooper could have kept his shirt on.
Heh. Our Will Tippin's all grown up and shit.
The moment he said "One in five" our little boy became a man.
Rampage Jackson lost that movie any chance of getting my money.
Rampage Jackson cracks me up. He had me watching Ultimate Fighter longer than I otherwise would. Those guys are overwhelming dickheads, but at least he could be funny about it.
He was such a horrible coach, though. I used to like him ("there's gonna be some black-on-black crime!"), but he seems more crazy than funny now.
Oh, he was definitely a crappy coach. Chosen for entertainment value, not for ability to lead a team. I'm sure those guys have brushes with the law all the time, but his was pretty high profile, and still he was back and as team lead.
But so freaking absurd.
I stopped being able to take the show seriously when it became apparent that everyone on it was going to be like the worst of the fighters I knew, and then some. I still would like to have drinks with Dana White, though, I'm curious.
I am still trying to convince Bob to stop watching it, since (a) the fights are so bad and (b) the reality aspect is even stupider. ("Who stole my sweatshirt?" These idiots are worse than children.) PLUS! I'm pretty sure Dana White is one of the worst people on earth.