“Whatever, I’m Puerto Rican. I can handle it.”
Puerto Ricans everywhere, please forgive me for, as of now, wanting to say this every time I drink anything. Including water.
(I’m not Puerto Rican.)
(I won’t actually be saying it ever.)
“Whatever, I’m Puerto Rican. I can handle it.”
Puerto Ricans everywhere, please forgive me for, as of now, wanting to say this every time I drink anything. Including water.
(I’m not Puerto Rican.)
(I won’t actually be saying it ever.)
Ben Wyatt, “Parks and Recreation” Ep. 04.03: Born & Raised
Nerds: Arguing our way into coolness.
“In this essay I investigate the ways meat consumption, especially hamburgers and beef in general, has become a means of performing masculinity. Look at the ‘Manthem’ commercial Burger King aired, to see my primary text. In their commercial Burger King presents eating a large hamburger as a rejection of metrosexuality in favor of a retrograde masculinity.”
lol
Ctrl+F: “Swanson.” Zero results.
Peer review has clearly failed this paper.
(I don’t care that it was published before Parks and Rec had ever aired.)
Maybe this can be a new Screw Rock ‘n’ Roll feature? See, I tend to write about television on a show-focused basis rather than a temporal basis, and though I think it might be fun to recap the things I watch regularly, I’m not sure I want to embark on a regular cycle of weekly recaps for individual programs. So this is a compromise: short reactions to everything I’ve watched over the past week, whether on Internet, DVD, or regular old fashioned TV.
This being late on only my second week in portends poorly for this feature, but let’s get excitable and carry on anyway. A whole week of viewing after the jump.
imathers asked: Re: Ron paying for Andy's course: Maybe a yankee will correct me, but I believe that one course as a community college (not a university!) wouldn't be that expensive. Up here, for a university, doing one course would be around $3-500. So not crazy at all.
Just checked: The receptionist said it was $940 when Andy asked for “one ticket for women.” On the other hand, I was under the impression Andy was doing the first of many courses, but he actually says he’s doing “just one course” as a beginning step. So, yeah, it’s slightly less overwhelming now I realize Ron didn’t offer to pay for an entire degree for Andy, but still, $940 is a substantial gift. That was pretty special of Ron!