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2012 January 30
New photo of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. 

New photo of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. 

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2012 January 29
Pain and sorrow.

Pain and sorrow.

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Garmonbozia.

Garmonbozia.

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2012 January 28
sirmitchell:

a lot of the time. 

sirmitchell:

a lot of the time. 

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20 movies that came out 20 years ago that makes me feel really old:
Batman Returns
Wayne’s World
A League of Their Own
Death Becomes Her
Sister Act
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
Single White Female
Singles
Toys
Straight Talk
The Living End
Reservoir Dogs
Basic Instinct
Dracula
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
The Bodyguard
Chaplin
Aladdin
Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot

20 movies that came out 20 years ago that makes me feel really old:

  1. Batman Returns
  2. Wayne’s World
  3. A League of Their Own
  4. Death Becomes Her
  5. Sister Act
  6. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
  7. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
  8. Single White Female
  9. Singles
  10. Toys
  11. Straight Talk
  12. The Living End
  13. Reservoir Dogs
  14. Basic Instinct
  15. Dracula
  16. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
  17. The Bodyguard
  18. Chaplin
  19. Aladdin
  20. Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot
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2012 January 27
Remember how Adam Scott was originally going to play Jaye’s brother on “Wonderfalls”? I can’t picture anyone but Lee Pace playing him. Even if the internet has a picture of it. And video of it.
Also, Tracie Thoms is a way better Mahandra than Kerry Washington.

Remember how Adam Scott was originally going to play Jaye’s brother on “Wonderfalls”? I can’t picture anyone but Lee Pace playing him. Even if the internet has a picture of it. And video of it.

Also, Tracie Thoms is a way better Mahandra than Kerry Washington.

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2012 January 26
Stick a fork in me. 

Stick a fork in me. 

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2012 January 24
1,000 posts?! That’s crazy talk!

1,000 posts?! That’s crazy talk!

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2012 January 23

Huge front page op-ed in the San Diego Union-Tribune today about the need to expand the convention center beyond the planned proposal, while also building a new football stadium within spitting distance. 

We believe this vision is not just grand but achievable, financially and politically. It would transform the waterfront into a regional economic powerhouse far beyond what it is today. It would produce a convention center that could compete with any other center in the world. And we believe it is a far better approach than current plans to build a new stadium away from the waterfront and an expanded convention center as separate projects.

There’s even a second, much longer editorial laying out how it is possible and financially conceivable.

No mention of Comic-Con anywhere in there, which has been a huge reason for the continual expansion of the Convention Center for many years, but this plan clearly understands the need to support both larger conventions and a major league football team.

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2012 January 22
GPOY

GPOY

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