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| firefly.serenity.
make it happen...spend some money, make it happen.
omg...Anna is coming back to the OC...YES!
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| i am so sick of this "hating kobe bryant" trend.
"Sam Smith of the Chicago Tribune on September 20th of last year called
him still the closest thing to Michael Jordan in the game today.
Steve Kerr, writing for Yahoo Sports on December 29, wrote "There's no
denying that Bryant is one of the most outrageously gifted basketball
players of all time.”"
http://www.hoopsworld.com/article_15571.shtml
the author fails to mention that the lakers are by far one of the worst
teams in the NBA and yet they still hover around .500 in the West is
Best (admittedly, not by much). the lakers are a two-man team; kobe and
lamar, and i'm not even sure about the latter. - lamar is no scottie
pippen. he's lost, confused, and is completely intimidated by kobe.
when jordan played and demanded the ball, his guards would tell him to
shut the hell up. lamar needs to grow some balls and start putting out.
- they are running a white man at center...and kwame brown is still
starting. what do you think that says about their bench?
kobe bryant is the best player in the NBA. there is no other player
that faces the same scrutiny (maybe james), the number of double teams
(no one else is consistently doubled), and still puts on such a show.
he's not only one of the hardest playing players, he's also the
CLUTCHEST player in the nba.
people hate kobe because either they think he makes the lakers worse, or they don't like him as a person.
trade kobe for any other single player, and i guarantee you the lakers
will not be a better team. each player would improve, sure. but
improving shit players doesn't make the lakers good. if you don't like
kobe as a person: you don't know him, i don't know him, but we aren't
paying for his personal life, we're paying him to play and perform.
he's very likely as ass, but as long as he puts the ball in the hole...
there are a lot of people who tell me that they love dwyane wade.
usually, they're all kobe converts. they like wade because he's safe,
because he doesn't create conflict, because he's kind of clutch and
because he's like kobe without the passion.
me, i like kobe because he's a savage. did you see his little chest beating after dallas? it was like king kong 2.
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| shit, i'm like a bai ren, so much tv...but what else can you do with only 1-2 free hours a day?
in order of preference...
24, least amount of shows, most addicting, over the top, but you still can't stop
the west wing, smart, powerful, amy gardner and joey lucas = hot powerful women
lost, so ridiculous; dinosaurs, incest, interracial relations (omg), kate, shannon
arrested development, smart comedy, cultish, could be higher, but not enough shows
joey, = friends v2, still good, still funny, and alex is hot. the plot is a little tired though
the sopranos, slow, repetitive, not as good as the first 2 seasons, just want to see a huge gang war
grey's anatomy, too much drama, too much grey, really fugly ugly asian chick
the oc, hm, this used to be at the very top, what happened? stupid
people, stupid plot, brains, they were given to you for a reason...at
least the beautiful people are still beautiful
sometimes, you watch tv and think omg...how could they be so a. stupid,
b. stubborn, c. ignorant, d. stupid. but if you think about it, the
actions portrayed by characters on the small-screen typically make
sense. in reality, very few people open up to their intentions,
motivations, etc., so easily. and everybody is ruled by their emotions,
so it is understandable when some people make the same mistakes 4-5
times, even though it is quite infuriating.
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| it's kind of lame to have to pay for your own birthday dinner isn't it? lol.
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| http://www.fox.com/arresteddev/
monday's at 8
Arrested Development
WATCH THIS SHOW. This is the smartest/funniest sitcom on TV. If you don't like it, then you are stupid, or not funny, or...both.
Find this gem and help save it before it gets taken off the air.
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"When a show gets as much critical acclaim
and feverish devotion from its fans as Arrested Development does, it is
easy for non-believers to be turned off. FOX has been trying to nurture
the show's success, pushing it to ride on various coattails: its
universally good press, countless awards - including five Emmys - and a
comfortable timeslot after The Simpsons. Yet, according to Nielsen
Media Research, only an average of 5.9 million viewers watched the
second season. This was a 5% drop from the previous season's numbers,
which were themselves disappointing. The second season order was cut
from the normal 22 episodes to 18, a usual sign of inevitable
cancellation. The show was only saved at the very last minute, thanks
to decent DVD sales of the first season, countless fan campaigns, and
even a FOX-operated "Arrested Development oath" that made viewers
promise they would inform other people to watch the show. It now also
occupies a much harder timeslot, leading in Monday nights at 8.
Although
ratings for the show are weak, it seems apparent that the people who do
watch have become obsessed. Like Freaks and Geeks, Arrested Development
has become what TV critics commonly refer to as a cult hit, and the
reason people approach the show with such voracious passion is rather
simple to explain: it is by far the most unique comedy on television,
the best comedy on television today, and quite possibly one of the best
shows of all time.
Filmed in a mockumentary style, every episode
starts off with this brief introduction, narrated by Ron Howard: "This
is the story of a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one son
who had no choice but to keep them all together. This is Arrested
Development.""
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