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[Most Disturbing] contains what I consider to be a most disturbing ad for the new TNT
smart phone app.
[“Where No One Has Gone Before” and Musings on the Next Generation of Star Trek]
contains some observations from Lavender Darwin, and you can probably guess
where that’s going.
[Mr. Darwin Meets Mr. Common Sense] has Lavender attempting to make George Lucas
jealous of his movie producing skills.
[Hitler and…the University of Phoenix?] has Lavender providing us with a fairly entertaining
movie clip.
[Shaun(a) White Gum!] has Lavender displaying a sense-of-humor that no one should ever
see while sober.
[A Tale of Two Tonys] has me anguishing over the future of my beloved Dallas
Cowboys.
[There is nothing in the world worse than…] has Lavender providing more devastating
ramifications to having a vasectomy.
[‘Anonymous’ Movie] contains a clip and some poignant commentary from Lavender about the
movie.
[Steve Taylor – Meat The Press] contains the video to one of Lavender’s favorite
tunes.
[Steve Jobs, Billboards, Beatles, Yoko, Beer, Smoking and C.S. Lewis] is from Lavender
about Steve Jobs, billboards, The Beatles, Yoko Ono, smoking and C.S. Lewis.
[More on Steve Jobs and Yoko] is from Lavender, and contains a video clip from In
Living Color.
[Raising a Family Becoming Too Expensive?] contains a video clip of an interview
conducted on Fox Business, along with some commentary from Lavender.
[Viagra Safety Videos or Propaganda?] has Lavender complaining about there not being given
enough information in the ads that are now showing up when he goes to watch a
Shaun White Video on YouTube.
[Fred Phelps, Westboro Baptist and Vasectomies!] has Lavender musing about a few of
his favorite things.
First
of all, I would like to make it absolutely clear that my wife and I are both HUGE
fans of [Mike & Molly]. Mike is
played to the hilt by [Billy Gardell], and [Melissa McCarthy] more than holds
her own playing Molly.
I’m
not quite sure if it is the chicken or the egg, but since we were already
familiar with Melissa from Mike & Molly, I am going to go with it being on
account of her success on that show that secured her place on [Bridesmaids]. Yes, I well aware of the fact that movies are
often completed years before their actual release, but this is my story, which
I am sticking to.
Anyway,
my wife still wants to see Bridesmaids in the worst possible way, but after
hearing it described as [The Hangover] for chicks, I am having some
reservations. After seeing Melissa on
[SNL] last Saturday, my wife is starting to have some of the same reservations.
Link: [On NBC]
Yeah,
I know that gross-out humor rules the roost these days, but that doesn’t make
it funny. Be assured that Melissa was
playing anti-Molly there, and I suspect that she was also playing her in
Bridesmaids. Oh, how I hope Melissa
wasn’t just being herself.
Link: [On CBS News]
My
wife and I have also been HUGE fans of [Andy Rooney] on [60 Minutes] over the
years. For we thought that he was just
employing a very dry sense-of-humor to moan and groan about things that make a
lot of us moan and groan about, but after watching that parting interview, it
would seem that he is really not a very nice man at all.
Hence,
the dangers of overexposure. For my wife
and I now have very different opinions about both Melissa McCarthy and Andy
Rooney, which we wouldn’t have had if they had of just stayed with the “less is
more” rule.
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The TNT ad is most disturbing in that it correctly portrays a majority of modern phone users.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Gorges!!! Well, what I found the most disturbing was that sweet little puppy getting eaten by whatever that was towards the end of the ad, but you are certainly right about your point.
ReplyDeletethere are a lot of things on tv these days that some would consider funny. I would disagree. As for Andy Rooney, I never liked the guy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Ann!!! I liked him a lot better before coming to understand that he was not pretending to be an awful old man.
ReplyDeleteThat goofy Lavender guy has got a strange obsession with vasectomies, hasn't he?
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Lavender!!! Yes, he most certainly does.
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