Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:04 pm
Cail wrote:That is a truly disturbing picture, though not as disturbing as the leather-clad Bob Saget.
If you call build it, he will come.
If you call build it, he will come.
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Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:06 pm
Thank you, you bastard.
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:48 pm
Sweet. The word censors have triumphed over Bob Saget.-jay
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 6:13 pm
Word sensors, word schmensors. I win again!
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 6:47 pm
-jayPosted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 9:00 pm
ROTFL! Man, that thing is serious.
I ought to ban a popular world like "the" for a day and see what happens.
I ought to ban a popular world like "the" for a day and see what happens.
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 9:38 pm
Hehe.
We should also replace a with e, e with i, i with o, o with u, and u with a.
-jay
We should also replace a with e, e with i, i with o, o with u, and u with a.
-jayPosted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 9:59 am
That was how they got around the licensing of footballers names on Sensible Soccer. Bubby Rubson, Iric Centona, Oan Rash. Truly a golden age of computer games.
I'm yet to miss an episode of House. I'm not sure why I like it so much, as it is so obviously formulaic: Patient falls down; House dismisses patient; something about the case pricks House's interest, House makes a diagnosis; House is wrong; House lets his lackeys mess things up even more; House has a flash of inspiration; House saves the day. At some point in this process House will find time to: clash with Cuddy (who will back down because she secretly admires House) and/or Vogler (who will be angered by House's apparent arrogance); indulge in some witty verbal sparring with Wilson; say something nasty to Allison that we all know he doesn't mean.
House's dialogue and Laurie's performance make up a large part of the series' charm, with the rapid-fire clinic scenes being especially enjoyable. It's hard to see where else they can take the show though, so I think the writers will have to be get very creative if they're to keep the viewers for more than a couple of seasons.
p.s. Have you thought about censoring 'heh'?
I'm yet to miss an episode of House. I'm not sure why I like it so much, as it is so obviously formulaic: Patient falls down; House dismisses patient; something about the case pricks House's interest, House makes a diagnosis; House is wrong; House lets his lackeys mess things up even more; House has a flash of inspiration; House saves the day. At some point in this process House will find time to: clash with Cuddy (who will back down because she secretly admires House) and/or Vogler (who will be angered by House's apparent arrogance); indulge in some witty verbal sparring with Wilson; say something nasty to Allison that we all know he doesn't mean.
House's dialogue and Laurie's performance make up a large part of the series' charm, with the rapid-fire clinic scenes being especially enjoyable. It's hard to see where else they can take the show though, so I think the writers will have to be get very creative if they're to keep the viewers for more than a couple of seasons.
p.s. Have you thought about censoring 'heh'?