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TeeJay · 07 Nov 07 :: 23:52

I don't wanna watch it for the show, I just wanna see Chris in it. And no matter how much the show sucked, I'd still like to watch it sooner rather than later.

-TeeJay

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 00:03

I'll try to get to the post office soon. I can't wait till you come back and say, "yeah, that really wasn't worth getting even a little bit excited about". Midget 12-year-old looking Chris in a bunch of dinner table scenes. Yawn.

TeeJay · 08 Nov 07 :: 00:12

Well, it's not like I'm bobbing up and down with excitement here at the prospect of watching the show. If so, I'd probably have nagged you to send them weeks ago. Repeatedly. The way I do when I want something real bad.

-TeeJay

justme · 08 Nov 07 :: 00:23

She's right, TeeJay. It BLOWS.

The only thing I can say about Mason McAllister is that actor who played him is the same age as Adam Rove (16-ish). I'll be eternally grateful that the producers of JoA went older when they cast their Adam. And, when finally lay your eyes on this dreck, you will be, too.

Yes, episode 4 is the abstinance pledge one. The musical montage at the end, when he liberates his porn collection from the trash can (where Pilar, the maid has tossed it) to the plaintive voice of Rufus Wainwright will bring a tear to your eye. :rofl:

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TeeJay · 08 Nov 07 :: 00:31

Oh, I have no doubt about it. But so far I have found something good in anything Chris did, even if it was just a good performance on a crappy show or in a crappy movie. I can't stand Freddy vs. Jason, and I still loved Chris in it.

And we'd love to pride ourselves on having as much of Chris's stuff on the website as possible. Good thing about uploading vidcaps is that I can cut all the crap out and just offer the pure Chris pleasure on the site.

-TeeJay

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 00:51

And sadly, I'm a huge fan of Dana Delaney. But I HATED her in this thing. Especially when she started schtupping the minister. Her character was so despicable. And not even in a fun way. :crying:

We've made a deal. TeeJay will remind me to watch the DVDs this weekend and I'll ship them to her next week. Damn, that's really going to cut into my "Family" viewing time. I was sooooo geeked up to have a marathon this weekend. Ah well, it shouldn't take too long to FF to all the Chris parts.

justme · 08 Nov 07 :: 01:20

Don't even get me started on what they did to Natasha Gregson Wagner.

Well, okay. And you should have it here, in the interest of completeness. Just don't expect to enjoy this as much as "Freddy vs. Jason".:D

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 02:53

Carol, I meant to tell you that I actually got to meet Aaron Sorkin once and listen to him give a lecture with his screenwriting hero (and mine), the esteemed and hilarious William Goldman. This was at the 2004 Creative Screenwriting EXPO in LA. It was the funniest most entertaining lecture I've ever seen. Mr. Goldman talked about Sorkin as being a young version of him. They've known each other for a long time. This event took place the day after the 2004 election so you can imagine Sorkin got a lot of mileage out of that.

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 08 Nov 07 :: 04:17

Chris is sexyyyy!!!!!!!

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 19:56

Look Eye, Always Look Eye!

The science of love: look into the eyes
By Steve Connor, Science Editor
Published: 07 November 2007
It may seem obvious to every starry-eyed lover but psychologists have now proved it to be true – if you want someone to find you attractive, look them in the face and smile. A strong jaw for men, high cheek-bones in women, a perfectly-shaped nose or unblemished skin may be the physical signs of sexual attractiveness, but it is the gaze of the eyes that really counts.
Psychologists have shown for the first time that you are more likely to find a happy-looking face that looks directly at you sexually attractive than the equally smiling face of someone who is averting their eyes. The findings support the theory that both men and women use the direction of a person's gaze as a signal of whether that person finds you interesting enough to look you directly in the face – and that sign of interest is, in itself, seen as attractive to the observer.
"It may not seem like a surprising finding. It's exactly as you may expect – that you like people who find you likeable," said Ben Jones, one of the psychologists at Aberdeen University who carried out the study.
But the results indicate something more complex is also going on. They show that humans are engaging in a game of sexual strategies where both men and women are looking for signs that indicate the level of interest of a potential mate, Dr Jones said. "They are assessing who is likely to like them. It's not so much about holding eye contact with a member of the opposite sex, it's about looking at someone who you are interested in," he said. "It is all part of an ancient need to concentrate one's limited courting resources on potential mates who are realistically interested in you. "It wouldn't pay me, for instance, to spend time and effort on chasing supermodels but it would pay me to concentrate on women who smile at me in the street," he explained.
The study, published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, tested the idea on a group of men and women who were asked to rate the attractiveness of a set of faces of members of the same and the opposite sex. The pictures showed people smiling, frowning, looking away and looking directly at the observer. The scientists found that of all the combinations, it was the happy, directly-gazing face that was viewed as the most attractive – especially when the pictures showed a person of the opposite sex to the observer.
This shows both men and women prefer faces of people who seem to like them and that attractiveness is not just about physical beauty. "It's the first demonstration to show people's preferences for being looked at depends on the emotional state of the person who is doing the looking, as well as their sex," Dr Jones said.
"It makes common sense, but it's the first time it's been shown. What we've shown is that people seem to like someone who likes them – based on the direction of their gaze – and it's particularly true of the opposite sex," he said.

What am I always saying about Chris's eye contact... Sigh.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 21:48

Awwwww...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a … ge_id=1811

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:09

This is really wild...

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page2 … heme=light

magicalturkey · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:21

That last thing about the bird made me sad... poor birdy.

herrommance · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:39

man I haven't been able to get on lately. I have Finals. blahh

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:46

Ah, the bird was probably OK, just stunned. Maybe he was a "magical" bird...

magicalturkey · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:47

Well, he wasn't big enough to be a magical turkey

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:48

Oh yeah, I meant to say, I lost my Adam thumb ring today. Again. Maybe I'll find it again too, like last time, on the floor of my room. I feel kinda naked without it. :fedup:

TeeJay · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:52

Can I remind you of the dead pigeon outside our office window? I don't think bird brains are very resilient. But I'm sure this was a magical bird and it flew away after. <nods vigorously>

-TeeJay

magicalturkey · 08 Nov 07 :: 22:55

Yep. Smashed into a window with such force that it left an imprint, but I'm sure it's fine

magicalturkey · 09 Nov 07 :: 16:30

My english class didn't even last 30 minutes today. Which is good because I didn't have to turn in a paper I wrote last night that somehow tunred into Japenese on the school computers :doh:

Now I have to wait for about two hours for my grandma to pick me up.

domesticelefant · 09 Nov 07 :: 22:14

I want my laptop to work and not to crash all the time!!! :fedup::fedup::fedup:

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 10 Nov 07 :: 07:01

Does anyone here like Tila Tequila???

domesticelefant · 10 Nov 07 :: 17:01

Who's this?

shoothoops22 · 10 Nov 07 :: 17:28

I have seen that show one time with my older sister.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 11 Nov 07 :: 00:44

I found my Adam thumb ring, just like last time. It was in my bed.

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