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When you wish upon a dog star, makes no difference what breed you are, when you wish upon a dog star your Milk Bone dreams come true.
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“There is a long marriage between comedy and human suffering, and mental illness, in particular, is easily played for laughs….Sometimes it is hard to shake the feeling that, all jokes aside, there really is an epidemic of human suffering in the world, the full brunt of which is being borne, for now, by only a luckless few.”
—Teju Cole, Open City
You guys, seriously, get me out of here!!! Who needs a GOTV Director?
This is the longest I’ve lived in one place since college.
- Source: American Copy Editors Society
@Teddy - I bet this place has got the glands.
I don’t think I actually care who killed Rosie Larson anymore and may be in the minority with this opinion, but I am actually liking how the second season of The Killing is playing out.
Last week’s episode really sealed it for me with the search for Holder on the reservation. The last night’s episode there was that one moment with Stan Larson in the room with his boys after the bird stomping incident where his older boy, Tommy, say’s he misses her. Stan assumes he means Mitch and says so, but then he breaks down and says Rosie; it’s in moments like this I really love the show.
Now, don’t get me wrong here there are still many frustrating things about the show, like the whole political storyline (YAWN) and the completely corrupt police system (SERIOUSLY?), but this season it just doesn’t frustrate me as much as it did the first season. I can’t be alone in thinking this season is better than the first, right?
The last few episodes are making me think at least we’ll get a decent (series) finale, since there is no way in hell it’s getting renewed the way it’s been hemorrhaging viewers all season.