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decidedly has, rightfully and with proper coin, purchased my eternal soul. She knows why. I just thought I'd make it known that she has to still the tide of counter-offers. Hers was the best bid.
If you need a clue as to what she could have possibly done that it is THE GREATEST THING EVER, here it is: A little bird tells me that I Am Legend will make a killing at the box office, but that's only because people are willing to pay $12 for the trailers that will show before it. You can work out the rest from there, methinks.
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Smallville!? I still watch that show!? Apparently! Last night's episode review is up at Pink Raygun.ivy03? I think you'll be pleased with the development. If you're still watching this show, too, that is. If not, no big!
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I'm nail-biting and constantly hitting the refresh button on YouTube over Project Runway Canada. You heard me. Only the first half of the latest episode is online presently, and I'm DYING to know who wins the challenge. One of the top four is nowhere near the talent of the other three (who are all talented in the extreme for how young they are), so it's not the mystery of who's going home but an anxiousness to see the final products of the other three that's making me crazed. IS IT UP YET?
In comparison, nothing of season 4 of regular Project Runway has been half as entertaining. I blame this on the fact that I'm starting from the beginning (usually, I tune in halfway and figure out who to like when there's less of a pack to choose from). There's also the fact that just about all of the designers save one are older, established designers, all of whom are so serious and bland, it means the show has to kick up the faux drama even more.
Not that there's not real drama to be had--there is--just that the rest feels more manufactured than ever before. Everyone is conscious of the fact that how they appear on TV will depend on how they behave at every single moment, so many just aren't reacting at all to anything in an attempt to never look bad. It doesn't work--many of them come off as terrible people--and it makes the show boring. I'm convinced that at least one contestant is a sociopath (SHE DOES NOT HAVE EMOTIONS, ONLY GOALS). Another is a serial killer. The rest are boring, non-existent, or smug. The only ones who are nice, funny, or interesting don't get enough play or are ridiculed by co-contestants or the judges. BORING.
decidedly has, rightfully and with proper coin, purchased my eternal soul. She knows why. I just thought I'd make it known that she has to still the tide of counter-offers. Hers was the best bid.If you need a clue as to what she could have possibly done that it is THE GREATEST THING EVER, here it is: A little bird tells me that I Am Legend will make a killing at the box office, but that's only because people are willing to pay $12 for the trailers that will show before it. You can work out the rest from there, methinks.
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Smallville!? I still watch that show!? Apparently! Last night's episode review is up at Pink Raygun.
ivy03? I think you'll be pleased with the development. If you're still watching this show, too, that is. If not, no big!*
I'm nail-biting and constantly hitting the refresh button on YouTube over Project Runway Canada. You heard me. Only the first half of the latest episode is online presently, and I'm DYING to know who wins the challenge. One of the top four is nowhere near the talent of the other three (who are all talented in the extreme for how young they are), so it's not the mystery of who's going home but an anxiousness to see the final products of the other three that's making me crazed. IS IT UP YET?
In comparison, nothing of season 4 of regular Project Runway has been half as entertaining. I blame this on the fact that I'm starting from the beginning (usually, I tune in halfway and figure out who to like when there's less of a pack to choose from). There's also the fact that just about all of the designers save one are older, established designers, all of whom are so serious and bland, it means the show has to kick up the faux drama even more.
Not that there's not real drama to be had--there is--just that the rest feels more manufactured than ever before. Everyone is conscious of the fact that how they appear on TV will depend on how they behave at every single moment, so many just aren't reacting at all to anything in an attempt to never look bad. It doesn't work--many of them come off as terrible people--and it makes the show boring. I'm convinced that at least one contestant is a sociopath (SHE DOES NOT HAVE EMOTIONS, ONLY GOALS). Another is a serial killer. The rest are boring, non-existent, or smug. The only ones who are nice, funny, or interesting don't get enough play or are ridiculed by co-contestants or the judges. BORING.
