heh

[lagilman]

"I thought we were wearing the wrong shoes for cancer."

You have to love a show where that line makes sense, even out of context. And, even out of context, you can be pretty sure who said it, and in response to what.

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[ex-fashioni.livejournal.com]

Let me guess-- "Sex and the City" and that would be Carrie saying it to Samantha?

And no, I've never so much as seen as one episode of the show.

[bentleywg.livejournal.com]

Hint: read the mood.

[ex-fashioni.livejournal.com]

SNORT

Never mind.

Scurrying back into my corner and will watch Tivo'd episode later on after I've removed shoe from mouth.

[lagilman]

*laugh* I'd say it was a fair enough guess except that would imply I 'sound' like the kind of meerkat who would watch that show.


Okay, I've seen maybe three episodes. Not all the way through That shouldn't be held against me!

[ex-fashioni.livejournal.com]

I'd say it was a fair enough guess except that would imply I 'sound' like the kind of meerkat who would watch that show.

Actually, you want my first thought after I guess SatC? "Damn, Laura Anne must be reallllllly bored."

No, seriously. My brain is still tapioca after the California trip.

Okay, I've seen maybe three episodes. Not all the way through That shouldn't be held against me!

Nope. You didn't see them all the way through. It doesn't count the way that only eating half a candy bar doesn't count, calorie-wise. Right?

[barbara-ferrenz.livejournal.com]

And you gotta love a show in which the grieving husband knees the doctor in the gut and you cheer because he deserved it but you love the doctor anyway.

[lagilman]

He not only deserved it, he asked for it. Literally. And took it like an adult, too. No whining, no look of shock, no camera on him at all, in fact, because he was no longer important to the scene.

God, I love this show. Even when it doesn't quite work it's still an A- for effort, and when it does...