"Fravor Frav!"
I love Drawn Together. Besides being a little activity we've done together since the beginning of last year, it's so delightfully reckless in its blatant satire. I don't even know if it can be considered satire at this point, since it likes to take stereotypes and twist them in a hilarious way. Last week's episode made fun of gays, bigoted whites, blacks, Asians, the medical field, and the education system. It was glorious. You can't complain that your minority of choice is being victimized, because nothing and no one is sacred.
Anyway, this marks the end of a long, tortuous two weeks that drug on. There were some good spots in there, but mostly it was work, and worry, and crap like that. Now I just want to relax, as I really don't have anything to do this weekend outside of reading a book and doing a short paper for satire. It should be a fun Halloween, and I'm glad that again fall failed to ruin my second favorite holiday. I do need to figure out what the heck I'm going to dress up as though. Hmmm. More on that later.
Anyway, this marks the end of a long, tortuous two weeks that drug on. There were some good spots in there, but mostly it was work, and worry, and crap like that. Now I just want to relax, as I really don't have anything to do this weekend outside of reading a book and doing a short paper for satire. It should be a fun Halloween, and I'm glad that again fall failed to ruin my second favorite holiday. I do need to figure out what the heck I'm going to dress up as though. Hmmm. More on that later.