Arrested Developed died the way it lived, uncompromised and unwatched (2.0 rating/3 share v. the Turino opening ceremonies). The meta-incest jokes of the Family Ties episode ("Marry Me!") were mind-blowing (away! you forget to say away again).
Yeah, I sent that link to a friend with subject line: FRAG! but then I felt kind of bad about it and started to wonder if video games (particularly ones involving Paul Walker and cunninligus) were effecting my sense of morality.
Then I read this Yahoo headline. I mean shit, assassin spiders! It is time for you to whip out a screenplay, STAT!
Hunting safety experts interviewed Monday agreed it would have been a good idea for Whittington to announce himself — something he apparently didn't do, according to a witness. But they stressed that the shooter is responsible for avoiding other people.
"It's incumbent upon the shooter to assess the situation and make sure it's a safe shot," said Mark Birkhauser, president-elect of the International Hunter Education Association and hunter education coordinator in New Mexico. "Once you squeeze that trigger, you can't bring that shot back."
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Yeah, I heard the end was phenomenal.
Did you know that a phenomenon is "an occurrence, circumstance, or fact that is perceptible by the senses?"
So I guess "phenomenal" technically applies to all music. All sound even, including Ace of Base, dog whistles and John Cage's 4'33''.
In related news, Dick Cheney shot a man and no one cared.
Sources were unclear about whether he shot the man just to watch him die.
Yeah, I sent that link to a friend with subject line: FRAG! but then I felt kind of bad about it and started to wonder if video games (particularly ones involving Paul Walker and cunninligus) were effecting my sense of morality.
Then I read this Yahoo headline. I mean shit, assassin spiders! It is time for you to whip out a screenplay, STAT!
Hunting safety experts interviewed Monday agreed it would have been a good idea for Whittington to announce himself — something he apparently didn't do, according to a witness. But they stressed that the shooter is responsible for avoiding other people.
"It's incumbent upon the shooter to assess the situation and make sure it's a safe shot," said Mark Birkhauser, president-elect of the International Hunter Education Association and hunter education coordinator in New Mexico. "Once you squeeze that trigger, you can't bring that shot back."
o rly?
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