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Jun. 21st, 2004 07:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsOwel, just sitting in the living room reading HP and the Chamber of Secrets while watching Monday Night Raw. One thing I've always found amusing about rasslin' is that the characters seem to 1) never watch the show, and 2) have friends/relatives who watch the show. So even though X is talking about how he's screwing over Y on national television, in front of millions of people neither Y or their friends or family saw it, so X can continue the ruse without someone warning Y, even though everyone else in the world knows about it! Or like last week, when Lita was telling Stacy Keibler "Don't tell anybody, but I'm preggers!" Yep, her secret is safe with Stacy. And the announcers. And the millions of viewers watching. Or tonight, when Matt Hardy tells Stacy, "I'm proposing, keep it a secret." Its a good thing he doesn't have to worry about the cameraman and the production crew spilling the beans. And that she or nobody else backstage is watching the monitors. And I had a feeling they were gonna go with the Matt's not the father of Lita's baby angle!
Is it me, or is the chick in the BK office commercials kinda hot? And who actually has an n-gage?! I mean, those graphics just look awful. Just looking at the GBA and what the upcoming DS and PSP can do, there's no excuse to look like that. And damn those Ron Burgandy commercials. I swear, if I hear "I'm Ron Burgandy?" and "Dammit, who put a question mark in the teleprompter again?" I'll go gnuts! But enough commercial commentary, back to my book.
Is it me, or is the chick in the BK office commercials kinda hot? And who actually has an n-gage?! I mean, those graphics just look awful. Just looking at the GBA and what the upcoming DS and PSP can do, there's no excuse to look like that. And damn those Ron Burgandy commercials. I swear, if I hear "I'm Ron Burgandy?" and "Dammit, who put a question mark in the teleprompter again?" I'll go gnuts! But enough commercial commentary, back to my book.
