Persona non grata
I thought the whole idea was to post something that reminded us of you.Originally Posted by megabyteme
And here I thought it was a bit flattering to have a thread dedicated to me.
You know oldish,filled with good intentions but still unbelievably annoying.
Respect my lack of authority.
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But when he uses the term sociopath, he implies that I have no conscience and that I never feel guilt after I do something bad. Even if he doesn't like me, his insistence on using that term means that he's weird.
And now, back to music. I love this song:
"You're fucking with a Dirty New Yorker..."
I love FST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
an alchemist?
WhatsaLeonardNimoy.pngA sign of affection
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Persona non grata
I met James Doohan once.
Odd thing was that he put on this weird Canadian accent the whole time.
Respect my lack of authority.
Persona non grata
Not liking to be mocked needlessness to say I punched him in the face.
Respect my lack of authority.
RASPBERRY RIPPLE
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http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/81040669/
an alchemist?
http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-li...s-trent/787281
Ras Trent, specifically @ 1:43
*sorry if it's not viewable in your country, I tried to find a geographically neutral source without luck.
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If The Lounge produced a documentary*...
http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-li...iraffes/810987
*Found when watching Macky's SNL link.
an alchemist?
I remember that one. People have been knocking SNL for years for their hit and miss nature, but they have always and still continue to produce gems of skits.
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For me, SNL has been more miss than hit for a long time. I can't even begin to imagine how difficult it would be to keep fresh ideas flowing for so long. SNL has the benefit of fresh faces, but suffers from constant comparison to previous giants, and pioneers.
Other long-running shows (South Park, Simpsons, Family Guy) all have the difficulty of remaining fresh while maintaining the same characters. I honestly don't know which would be more difficult. However, as a consumer, I (we) have expectations that the material will remain fresh, and funny, or it will blow away like a tumble weed.
Each of the mentioned shows have become largely hit-and-miss. It is the occasional gem that keeps the show(s) running after all these years. I was pleasantly surprised with South Park around 3 weeks ago when they came up with The Last of the Meheecans (s15 ep09)*. That was serious win. Hopefully they can knock a few more out of the park this year, too.
I miss the days where I could watch each of these shows every week with expectations of good laughs and creative thoughts going into them. As a related side note, Bevis and Butthead have returned. The description for the first returning episode (season 9 is what it's being called by the studio) was a Halloween-based story that sounds quite promising. I plan to give that one a shot. It was another one that could really produce some solid, juvenile laughs. Hopefully the show's return will be better than the suck ass attempt at Ren and Stimpy.
*According to the main site, numbers should coincide with available downloads.
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