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...Johnny changes his mind and confirms Marissa’s plan to not go to college, he gets hit by a car and Ryan’s sort of to blame, Marissa gets mad at Ryan, and then Marissa decides to go to college again. I have nothing to say??except that that is at least four bad episodes’ worth of material there. Simply tragic.All was not lost. In the middle of the show, Mischa Barton got to show off her acting chops. And they weren’t as tasteless as I had predicted...
...contribution. Plympton’s obvious and trite interpretation of West’s song indicates that he was probably kept on a very short creative leash.Rumor has it that music video auteur Michel Gondry has also directed a version of “Heard ’Em Say?? that is due for release near Christmas. Let’s hope that Kanye blesses the Frenchman with a little more artistic liberty, equality, and fraternity. —Bernard L. Parham"Hell Yes"BeckIt’s a heartening sign that Beck can upstage his own robots.Dude...
...described these occurrences as “just accidents” and said the fact that there were not more injuries is “pretty remarkable,” given the large number of people in attendance. Patten said it was “hard to say?? whether or not new Yale restrictions, limiting the size of parties the night before The Game and mandating that tailgates end by the start of The Game’s third quarter, played a role in the relative restraint that characterized the weekend. “I think people knew...
...thing I can say??that is pretty much the same with every race—is that I feel good about the fact that I went out and tried my hardest,” Scherf said...
...slogans.As for the mass-produced-identity fear, it’s time we trusted our own wits and started to make truly personalized T-shirts—well not in the stitching it together sense, but more like “order it with what you want it to say?? sense or the cheaper “make an iron-on” sense. I know one of my favorite shirts I came up with all on my own, as it pronounces in large letters, “Curiouser and Curiouser.” Yes, Lewis Carroll stole...