In Washington this weekend Bizzy and I went to see Capote. It was okay. (I can already see LaHipster shaking her fists at her computer screen). Kind of slow and quiet, which I don't mind, but we were both practically falling asleep to begin with, so the film's slow pacing didn't help much. I would reccomend that you read "In Cold Blood" before you see the film; Biz hadn't read it and I think I was able to appreciate it more for having read the work (shout out to Mr. Murphy's AP English Class here.) At anyrate, the highlight of the evening was seeing Hannah, my beloved ViennaTwin, and stuffing our faces with Brie and S'mores at Cosi before the show.
I started watching Undeclared courtesy of Netflix last night, and I was kinda disappointed. I'm only two episodes in, but it just doesn't rival the genius of Apatow's Freaks and Geeks. Of course, I still want to marry Seth Rogen.
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Claire (of phonesringing) and I also love Seth Rogen. She and I have been watching Undeclared mostly for him (with a good dose of college nostalgia thrown in).
I understand your disappointment after two episodes, but stick with it. F&G it ain't, but as it goes on, it gets better. Especially the episodes that Mr. Rogen writes/has a hand in writing.
What is it about Seth Rogen? So funny. So ... powerfully sexy? I don't know. But if he wasn't Canadian, he'd be perfect.
You ladies have taste.
Why, thank you. He is funny and surly. Gotta love that.
I think being Canadian makes him that much cooler. Sadly, I think the tattoos from 40-Year-Old Virgin are fake. Ah well.
You tit.
Mmm. Rogen in those slightly nerdy glasses = perfection.
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