There is NO reason to watch Sex and the City. The same also applies to Will and Grace.
Henry VIII changed the religion of England for a woman, now that's romance. :ok:
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There is NO reason to watch Sex and the City. The same also applies to Will and Grace.
Henry VIII changed the religion of England for a woman, now that's romance. :ok:
My gf watches reruns of "Sex and the City", and while Kristen Davis is easy on the eyes, the combined fugly of the rest cancel her out and make it impossible for straight men to watch.
Sarah Jessica Parker is beyond fugly.
What nationality is Sarah Jessica Parker? Klingon?
Shes too ugly to be a Klingon.
I think she's actually a kind of horse.
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Originally Posted by Mr Smith
And then had her beheaded...
Mr. Smith = Pwnd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Dilks
Sorta, she's actual Dee Synder's lovechild with a miniture shetland pony.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrMatthews
honestly I don't mind the show. I watch it with my fiance somtimes. It's not great, but It can be funny sometimes. It better than watching reality television or some cheesy soap opera.
Luckily my GF isn't into any of these crappy girly shows and hopefully she never will be :D
Solution: don't let gf move in with me = play video games whenever I want.
When I get married I'll be happy to suffer to play video games. But my long term solution to that is to have kids. Then I can play video games whenever I want and claim I'm spending time with the kids.
^
----Brilliant...
@ottobot:
I thought it WAS a cheesy soap opera? Explain how its better than watching one if it is one?
Yes, but he had her beheaded for yet another woman, which is arguably as romantic as changing the entire religion of a nation. Nothing turns a woman on like decapitating another woman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Dilks
Until you lock her up in the tower for life afterwards, that is...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Smith
[/QUOTE]When I get married I'll be happy to suffer to play video games. But my long term solution to that is to have kids. Then I can play video games whenever I want and claim I'm spending time with the kids.[/QUOTE]
Thats Actually the best Idea I've seen on here so far.
won't work! At least not for the first two years! Even the wife won't believe that you're playing with the kids when your child isn't old enough to even HOLD the controller.
Also, I thought I would be the "fun uncle" when I heard my sister was pregnant. Now my niece is four years old, and so far she isn't interested in videogames at all.
Video gaming runs in my family... my kids, when it gets that far, will have a ton of fun with MD :)