WAYWRN: Because there aren't enough characters in this field

[Dalty]

What % proof is this Mangina?

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

Whatever it is, it's in the pudding.

[neglet]

Saw "A Most Wanted Man" tonight. Nice twisty typical le Carre story, with bit of a dark side. Philip Seymour Hoffman was wonderful, of course, as was Willem DaFoe and the rest of the cast, most of whom were unknown (at least to me). The conclusion was a little abrupt, but I think that was part of the point they were making. Sad to think this was PSH's last major role.

[Mal Shot First]

Saw Boyhood last night. It was pretty good, but if it weren't for the fact that it was filmed over twelve years and featured aging actors, it would be a relatively unremarkable movie.

[neglet]

I saw it, too, and I liked quite a lot. I think having a son almost the exact same age as the title character gave it a ton of resonance for me, especially the scene with the mother as he prepares to leave for college. The thing I really liked about it was it didn't feel artificial--no dramatic twists or tragic events, just everyday moments that shaped a boy into a man. So no, not very dramatic or remarkable, but very like real life.

[Space Tycoon]

The Hangover. Again. While drunk-esque.

Kind of a self-fulfilling thing, I suppose.

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

I could watch Guardians of the Galaxy again.

[neglet]

I think I need to drag the spousal unit to see it. Mmmmm, buff Chris Pratt. And it was funny as shit. And they played a shitload of previews so my son made me leave before the stinger so he wouldn't be late for work.

[Mal Shot First]

I saw it, too, and I liked quite a lot. I think having a son almost the exact same age as the title character gave it a ton of resonance for me, especially the scene with the mother as he prepares to leave for college. The thing I really liked about it was it didn't feel artificial--no dramatic twists or tragic events, just everyday moments that shaped a boy into a man. So no, not very dramatic or remarkable, but very like real life.

I liked Ethan Hawke's character and that SPOILER: the seemingly deadbeat dad was eventually redeemed.

[omicron]

Currently on Season 5 of HIMYM.
Need to go back to the DVR and finish watching Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

[Dalty]

Don't tell Adam, he'll tell you to quit it!!!

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

Also, don't work at Whole Foods. He'll tell you to quit that, too.

[Dalty]

I wish I knew how to quit him!

[Adam54]

Someday, Omi will come back here, say "Adam was right. I should've stopped" and I will feel avenged.

It will be around that time when Dalty walks into a Whole Foods, yells "WHY CAN'T I QUIT ADAM LIKE HE QUIT YOU?!" throw some ten dollar bills in the air and walk out.

Mark my words, people. Mark. My. Words.

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

You can him Aaron Burr from the way he's dropping Hamiltons.

[omicron]

On season 6 of HIMYM. It's hit or miss but there's still some occasional funny episodes or scenes. Not sure where Adam's hate is coming from. It's not an amazing show but I am still liking it so far. Of course, since the final season isn't on-demand yet, I might not be able to fully appreciate Adam's disdain for the show. *shrug*

[Adam54]

Not sure where Adam's hate is coming from. It's not an amazing show but I am still liking it so far. Of course, since the final season isn't on-demand yet, I might not be able to fully appreciate Adam's disdain for the show. *shrug*

I won't spoil a thing for you, but the finale. My hate for the show absolutely comes from the finale. Season 5 or 6 began the run of four straight seasons of mostly misses, but occasionally one hell of a hit. The finale just went out of it's way to undo any amount of goodwill that the show ever deserved in the first place, and I loathe it with every fiber of my being.

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

The only hits I saw in any of the seasons involved Marshall's open hand and Barney's face.

[Adam54]

Did you see the final slap? That hit was one of their bigger misses.

[Adam54]

Have I ever mentioned how much I hated the finale?

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

I didn't. Did Marshall sing "The Final Slapdown" after the big moment?

[Adam54]

It was so much cheesier than that.

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

Was it a loving and gentle tap of a slap?

[Mal Shot First]

It was dick-crushingly average.

[The Swollen Goiter of God]

Somebody had to crush a lot of dicks to figure out that average.