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Family Guy, Party, and some other stuff
Hey, readers! How are you all doing? I'm all right. It's supposed to get colder here supposedly. Which totally sucks Cartman's balls, if you know what I say. But, I suppose that's the whole thing of winter. But, no biggie. I like a little cool weather. Given that I have a party to go to later in the day and I tend to have the whole thing with doing my entries on weekends, earlier in the day, hence, here I am, writing a semi-short entry of the day. But, whatever. I plan to bring my camera. I haven't done the quotes for book 3 of Harry Potter yet, but I've got it planned out. I'll do it at a later time, and then go on to the fourth book and then book five. Haha. Ten more days until Christmas! Whoohoo! So, I was a bit bored yesterday so I added some more quizzes to the quizzes pg 2 page. Hehe. Last night, because I was bored and wasn't ready to go to bed, I channel surfed and ended up on an episode of Family Guy on adult swim (Cartoon Network at night). And I totally could see EXACTLY what the South Park creators Matt and Trey were talking about in Cartoon Wars. Cutaway joke after cutaway joke. By the time the episode ended, the random interchangeable jokes, I was screaming at the tv. "It's like that one time...." *random flashback* "Do you remember that one time..." *another stupid flashback* I really could see what Cartman was so upset about in Cartoon Wars. And, I must say, he was justified in attempting to end the show. Don't get me wrong. It's not Family Guy is a bad show. It's a very good show. It's funny. Stewie is awesome. But, good GOD, are the interchangeable jokes needed? And I just thought that Matt and Trey were being dicky abouti t. Turns out they were right. Here's hoping Seth McFarland's involvement in the WGA writer's strike and FOX editing the episodes themselves does what Cartman wanted. :p But, Family Guy is exactly what I don't want from KP. Family Guy was canceled twice and brought back. Don't want that with KP. Thought/Quote of the day: "Call him, Ron, before someone else scoops him up! Go!"-- Kim Possible, Kim Possible: Jack and His Date Part 1 by myself, January 2007 Word of the day: mermaid Hakuna Matata. |
