Monday, May 10, 2010

Unfortunate Updates

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  1. Walter Sobchak

    Yeah I think I also remember a gradual increase of bitterness and dissappoimtment – and blame and eventually hatred for Colin Quinn – after he replaced something that was sometimes really funny with something that was always always crap.

  2. Oh Bulldog, I hope you put on ointment on that. Ouch.

    I giggled when Andrew had to explain why he was at his Aunt’s wake. Thanks for clearing that up Andrew.

  3. Was Colin Quinn attending Andrew’s aunts wake or the wake being held for his career?

  4. @29 Also facebook was invented in 2004.

    I think the unfortunate word choice in the first one is hilarious.

  5. JesusOnADinosaur

    Why is he announcing the death of a person the day before… And that actually died in 2001? Or am I missing something?

  6. butterflysandsocks

    @Bulldog- you, sir/madam, win SO hard.

  7. “Also, as of tomorrow, RIP Catherine” Nice foreshadowing.

  8. rebarbativebecc

    @katemonster/54
    Uh, Facebook was NOT invented in 2009, I’ve been using it since around…2006 I think, and it was around before I joined.

  9. rebarbativebecc

    o_o I’m so sorry, I read your comment four times but my mind carries over numbers so I saw 2009 because of the 29 at the start. Sorry!!!

  10. Oh my word…The last one. Wow.

    God’s investment(His Son) in you was SO great, He could never abandon you!
    “Seek me and you will find me, if you seek me with all your heart!” Jer.29:13

  11. the last one has been posted before.

    yes. that’s how long i’ve been reading this blog. lol

  12. TylerDurdenUMD

    Angela’s slaughter of the English/Americanized English language hurted my brain. xD lollllllllllllll

  13. Walter Sobchak

    Tyler, what do you mean when you say “English/Americanized English?” What part is Americanized?

  14. I was using the shotgun approach to try to guess wtf it was. I told you it hurted my brain.

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