May 2013
95 posts
"Where Have You Been" ft. Kelly Rowland
The Dream - Where Have You Been (feat. Kelly Rowland)
SORRY I’M STILL LURKING (HAVEN’T GIVEN OVER THE PASSWORDS JUUUST YET) BUT I SAW NOBODY HAS POSTED THIS AND WELL IT NEEDS TO BE POSTED
NOTICE
Hey guys.
I’ll be taking a standardized test late in July. That said, I’m out this game for the time being. You can still catch my writing on TSJ from time to time.
If you want to contact me via gchat/email my email is listed on my blog’s home page.
Catch you on the flip side.
Flight School Vol. 3
BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD ALL THE OTHER SPARKLEMOTION MIXES IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY
“And of course its not even realistic. Since when have black people been able to speak foreign languages? And shouldn’t Sulu have crashed the ship into a quasar by now?”
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NEWSFLASH: ANN COULTER IS REALLY REALLY RACIST (Ann Coulter Walks Out of Star Trek, Claims ‘Too Many Minorities’)
Another shining example of why The Daily Currant is a shitty parody site.
“For 30 years, NBC has maintained an unprecedented streak of comedy excellence in the 9 p.m. hour on Thursdays. From Cheers to Seinfeld and The Office, these shows weren’t just the best sitcoms of their eras, they helped define them. That The Office overstayed its welcome may hurt its reputation in the short term but won’t matter a bit in the long run; Friends wheezed its way to the finish line, and no one has ever forgiven Larry David for the way Seinfeld ended. But this week, NBC announced that it’s replacing The Office in September with Sean Saves the World, a broadly mawkish, backward-looking half-hour starring Will & Grace’s Sean Hayes as a zinger-spouting single dad. With its studio audience and canned laughter, it’s a deadening reminder of corporate groupthink, how safety and stability are always favored over creativity and how, in the real world, risk is very rarely its own reward.”
—I stopped watching The Office a while ago but Andy Greenwald wrote a terrific thing about it, which you should read.
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a pair of Beats By Dre headphones sits in its box with a ribbon around it and a really thoughtful note from Dre to Diddy, he’s never going to open it but he can’t bring himself to throw it away
