| grey's anatomy |
[Jan. 23rd, 2006|01:04 am]
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Let me just say - Grey's Anatomy is the best show ever. I love that hobbit boy. I forget his name. He is my dream boy. He's so cute and sweet, and nice to all the patients. This part of the show just doesn't make sense, how Meredith is mooning over Dr. McDreamy all the time and doesn't even notice HobbitBoy. If I was Meredith, it would be no contest - Hobbit Boy would win.
Let's do a comparison -
HobbitBoy
- not married
- lives down the hall
- shaves
- cute mop of curley hair
- nice to the old ladies in the hospital
- goes grocery shopping for Meredith
- had syphillis (but not his fault)
Dr. McDreamy
- married
- lives in a trailer with his wife
- must work hard to constantly have fixed amount of stubble - (read: vain)
- hair looks unwashed (he probably works at that too)
- too important to talk to patients
- too important to eat
- too important to have syphillis |
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| bad 80s movies |
[Dec. 4th, 2005|12:30 pm]
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Oh man, instead of trying to catch up on my studying I watched that terrible 80's Patrick Swayze movie, Dirty Dancing, this afternoon. It was on tv, so beyond my control. I remember when I was a little kid, one of my friend's older sisters was obsessed with it, and would always watch it. I thought it was so cool, and so unfair how poor Patrick Swayze was framed for knocking up that dancing girl and then stealing someone's wallet.
Okay, now watching that movie again it is even more clear how incredibly ludicrous that whole movie is. What are the odds that the short nerdy guy is actually evil, and that swank buff Patrick Swayze has a heart of gold? He was all, oh, of course I sleep with a lot of young rich girls who come here for summer camp but they were just using me. That is the biggest load of horse shit I have seen since No Child Left Behind.
Oh also, remember how when you were a little kid and watched that movie, and the girl asks her dad for money to ask to pay for that other girl's botched abortion but wouldn't tell her father what it was for and he gave it to her anyway, and you were like, yeah, that dad is really great. And then how later, when the girl tells her father that Patrick Swayze didn't steal the wallet but refused to tell him how she knew, and the dad was like 'you're full of shit. look what happened last time i trusted you.' Right? And when I was a little kid, I thought, oh that dad is so mean, he should still trust her. Life is so unfair. Now that I watch it I'm like, damn straight, don't take her word for it. Not only that, I'm like, Why did you give her all that money when she wouldn't tell you what it was for??? She could have been buying drugs. What a terrible father that guy is. |
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