hey, what you trying to say to me?
Okay, okay, so the enigma that you all know as Dennis introduced me to Epic Meal Time. We were discussing Super Bowl food and he recommended this.
It's funny. You'll probably throw up in your mouth.
I real this comic on The Oatmeal this morning and almost pissed myself laughing. No lie.
On Saturday, the ladies and I were watching the episode "Fight" ("I'm taking you boys to Red Lobster!") which featured the since-peaced-out detective Lake. Truth be told, I forget what happened to be exact but they were interviewing a suspect and he said something that Cragen didn't like and Cragen pulled him out and was all, "That's not how we do shit; it happens again and you're out of here." (Basically.)
But really?
REALLY?!?!
I do believe that there were several back-to-back episodes this season that featured Elliot slamming suspects into walls, all jaw-clenchy and shit.
I'm getting sick of this double standard. Elliot's allowed to prowl around in his agigtated state and beat the shit out of people while Olivia is all "Cool it!" and Cragen is all "No, seriously, cool it!" and he hasn't really been called out for it, yet?
Okay, there were a few instances with IA but they sort of settled all of that shit and let him go without so much as a, "Could you stop beating on dudes, please, you fucking psycho?"
As a viewer I feel like I'm kind of being slapped around a little? Sort of like, oh you don't know that Elliot isn't supposed to get away with this all the time and pee to the ess, how are you the viewer supposed to know when he's getting all angsty and a case is really effecting him if he doesn't toss Random McSuspect through a window?
Show some development in Elliot, make him see a THERAPIST THAT IS NOT HUANG. Make his wife make him see a THERAPIST THAT IS NOT HUANG.
Anyway, that's my piece.
What was up with the final scene in "Dirty"?
I saw wintergreen126 on the train this morning which vastly improved my previously shitty commute. I have this theory that every time I get a seat on the red line, the train will be disabled and go out of service at Harvard. So far I'm four for four.
I'm never sitting again.
Also, I'm rewatching all of the original The Addams Family (hence the icon) and I'm all about loving on John Astin. I had a crush on that man when I was like... seven. How weird is that?
But as far as The Addams Family is concerned, I'm wondering, is this actually happening... or what?
It's funny. You'll probably throw up in your mouth.
I real this comic on The Oatmeal this morning and almost pissed myself laughing. No lie.
On Saturday, the ladies and I were watching the episode "Fight" ("I'm taking you boys to Red Lobster!") which featured the since-peaced-out detective Lake. Truth be told, I forget what happened to be exact but they were interviewing a suspect and he said something that Cragen didn't like and Cragen pulled him out and was all, "That's not how we do shit; it happens again and you're out of here." (Basically.)
But really?
REALLY?!?!
I do believe that there were several back-to-back episodes this season that featured Elliot slamming suspects into walls, all jaw-clenchy and shit.
I'm getting sick of this double standard. Elliot's allowed to prowl around in his agigtated state and beat the shit out of people while Olivia is all "Cool it!" and Cragen is all "No, seriously, cool it!" and he hasn't really been called out for it, yet?
Okay, there were a few instances with IA but they sort of settled all of that shit and let him go without so much as a, "Could you stop beating on dudes, please, you fucking psycho?"
As a viewer I feel like I'm kind of being slapped around a little? Sort of like, oh you don't know that Elliot isn't supposed to get away with this all the time and pee to the ess, how are you the viewer supposed to know when he's getting all angsty and a case is really effecting him if he doesn't toss Random McSuspect through a window?
Show some development in Elliot, make him see a THERAPIST THAT IS NOT HUANG. Make his wife make him see a THERAPIST THAT IS NOT HUANG.
Anyway, that's my piece.
What was up with the final scene in "Dirty"?
I saw wintergreen126 on the train this morning which vastly improved my previously shitty commute. I have this theory that every time I get a seat on the red line, the train will be disabled and go out of service at Harvard. So far I'm four for four.
I'm never sitting again.
Also, I'm rewatching all of the original The Addams Family (hence the icon) and I'm all about loving on John Astin. I had a crush on that man when I was like... seven. How weird is that?
But as far as The Addams Family is concerned, I'm wondering, is this actually happening... or what?