"I will be leaving my wife and kids ALL ALONE at our house which is located at, well you know, it's been on TV, and I will be gone for exactly THREE DAYS. For the record, though, I have absolutely no idea what you will do with this information. Toodles! blahblahblah unnecessary French phrase" -Simon
No machete or dildo is needed for the couples division. In what other sport do you strap knives to your feet and then ask a person to balance you upside down on his elbows while traveling 20 miles per hour? That's sounds more like MTV's Jackass than the Winter Olympics.
How are you? I haven't seen you much since you stopped working at the video store down the street and got famous and everything. You know, if somebody told me that the guy who checked out my video rentals would become a famous comedian, I don't think I would have believed them. In fact, I still kinda don't. Basically, what I am trying to say is that you aren't funny. Whoever told you that you were was sadly mistaken. My guess is (s)he confused "humor" with "pain" or "torture" or "suffering." It is an easy mistake. One that I have made many times. I mean, I used to think "Dracula Dead and Loving" was hilarious. But you probably knew that as you most likely were at the counter when I rented it.
I just realized that I can't remember a single song Jessica Simpson ever sang. Now if only the Backstreet Boys would disappear into the abyss of my brain... (Dolly Parton will love on forever in my heart though.)
Can I be honest? I've unfollowed Rainn Wilson and stopped watching his interviews. Something about him seems like a smug asshole, and I've preferred to think Dwight is existing in his own special world
I have to say, when Twitter first started getting popular, I was quite incredulous and thought the idea was pretty stupid. What could you possibly say, in so little space, that could be clever, or funny, or insightful?
Way to prove me wrong, people. Some of these Tweets are getting to be pretty quotable. I predict some day in the future, books of Tweets will be compiled. I'm not sure if that's a good thing, but....
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How are you? I haven't seen you much since you stopped working at the video store down the street and got famous and everything. You know, if somebody told me that the guy who checked out my video rentals would become a famous comedian, I don't think I would have believed them. In fact, I still kinda don't. Basically, what I am trying to say is that you aren't funny. Whoever told you that you were was sadly mistaken. My guess is (s)he confused "humor" with "pain" or "torture" or "suffering." It is an easy mistake. One that I have made many times. I mean, I used to think "Dracula Dead and Loving" was hilarious. But you probably knew that as you most likely were at the counter when I rented it.
Sincerely,
Sputnik
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(He's okay.)
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Way to prove me wrong, people. Some of these Tweets are getting to be pretty quotable. I predict some day in the future, books of Tweets will be compiled. I'm not sure if that's a good thing, but....
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Who else watches The League? GENIUS. Nick Kroll, oh the things I would do to you.
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