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To get the entry on my horrible day a bit further down the page, here's some bondage Spiderman. Seriously, check it out. I think the symbiote has a bit of a thing for dear Peter.
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To get the entry on my horrible day a bit further down the page, here's some bondage Spiderman. Seriously, check it out. I think the symbiote has a bit of a thing for dear Peter.
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So, I'm watching Men in Black and this commercial comes on for some restaurant I've never heard of. Xaxby's? Something like that. It started with an x. Anyway, I'm watching, because I'm bored out of my mind with my computer being slow, and I'm thinking, this sandwich looks good. I want one. Like, now. I don't care that I just had dinner. I want this sandwich.
The commercial involves this girl talking about how she loves this sandwich and her boyfriend (fiance?) eats them with her and that, if you find a guy who will watch you eat a messy sandwich with your fingers and he still loves you, he's a keeper. There's a cutaway to the restaurant logo and a voiceover about it, and then it cuts back to the woman who says, get this,
"I'm so-and-so and I'm an actress"
End commercial.
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No, seriously. That's how it ends. It's just like, yes honey. We know you're an actress. That's why you're doing this commercial. I'm not sure if she's someone who I should know, or what, but the whole thing was just so bizarre.
And now I don't want the sandwich anymore.
PS. Why don't I have "bemused" as a mood? You'd think that'd be standard.
The commercial involves this girl talking about how she loves this sandwich and her boyfriend (fiance?) eats them with her and that, if you find a guy who will watch you eat a messy sandwich with your fingers and he still loves you, he's a keeper. There's a cutaway to the restaurant logo and a voiceover about it, and then it cuts back to the woman who says, get this,
"I'm so-and-so and I'm an actress"
End commercial.
...
...
No, seriously. That's how it ends. It's just like, yes honey. We know you're an actress. That's why you're doing this commercial. I'm not sure if she's someone who I should know, or what, but the whole thing was just so bizarre.
And now I don't want the sandwich anymore.
PS. Why don't I have "bemused" as a mood? You'd think that'd be standard.
So, I'm watching Men in Black and this commercial comes on for some restaurant I've never heard of. Xaxby's? Something like that. It started with an x. Anyway, I'm watching, because I'm bored out of my mind with my computer being slow, and I'm thinking, this sandwich looks good. I want one. Like, now. I don't care that I just had dinner. I want this sandwich.
The commercial involves this girl talking about how she loves this sandwich and her boyfriend (fiance?) eats them with her and that, if you find a guy who will watch you eat a messy sandwich with your fingers and he still loves you, he's a keeper. There's a cutaway to the restaurant logo and a voiceover about it, and then it cuts back to the woman who says, get this,
"I'm so-and-so and I'm an actress"
End commercial.
...
...
No, seriously. That's how it ends. It's just like, yes honey. We know you're an actress. That's why you're doing this commercial. I'm not sure if she's someone who I should know, or what, but the whole thing was just so bizarre.
And now I don't want the sandwich anymore.
PS. Why don't I have "bemused" as a mood? You'd think that'd be standard.
The commercial involves this girl talking about how she loves this sandwich and her boyfriend (fiance?) eats them with her and that, if you find a guy who will watch you eat a messy sandwich with your fingers and he still loves you, he's a keeper. There's a cutaway to the restaurant logo and a voiceover about it, and then it cuts back to the woman who says, get this,
"I'm so-and-so and I'm an actress"
End commercial.
...
...
No, seriously. That's how it ends. It's just like, yes honey. We know you're an actress. That's why you're doing this commercial. I'm not sure if she's someone who I should know, or what, but the whole thing was just so bizarre.
And now I don't want the sandwich anymore.
PS. Why don't I have "bemused" as a mood? You'd think that'd be standard.
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