July 31, 2003

How many people fit this description?

From Page 2:

Or, maybe this is what keeps you in touch: If you're the first to jump into the conga line at a wedding, or if the hair on the back of your neck stands up at the opportunity to break out "the lawn mower," "the shopping cart," or "the sprinkler" in the middle of a crowded bar . . . then you're in touch with the cheese.


Even if you aren't, you certainly know someone who is. That friend of yours ... the one who has never met a limbo stick he hasn't arched his back under. Yeah, that one. The DJ says, "How low can you go?" and you stare at your friend and think you can answer for him. This is the guy who, by some quirk of Richard Simmons fate, is missing the gene responsible for embarrassment. This is the guy, perfectly normal up to this moment in the evening, who can suddenly make you cringe in absolute horror by quoting "Star Trek" as if it were Shakespeare at the most inopportune time.

My votes go for Rob and Rick, any others?

Posted by at July 31, 2003 07:28 PM
Comments

For those that know him like I do: Bryan Cimorrelli

Posted by: Roy at July 31, 2003 09:06 PM


If you take out "Star Trek" and put in "The Simpsons" you have Rick 100%.

"5 B's for a Quarter"

Posted by: Pat at August 1, 2003 08:33 AM


Speaking of Simpsons... 25 days until Season 3 comes out.

End communication.

Posted by: Rick at August 1, 2003 10:05 AM


Are there good episodes in Season 3? Or do we have to wait until like Season 7 to hit the really good ones.

Posted by: Pat at August 1, 2003 12:04 PM


I consider this the "ramp-up" season to the truly great seasons (4 through 8). This season has "Flaming Moe", the soapbox racer episode, and the one with Lurleen Lumpkin the country singer. So it's good, but not great. At least the animation looks clean by this season.

Posted by: Rick at August 1, 2003 12:30 PM


Don't forget Homer at the Bat. That's my favorite episode of the season.

Sure thing skip.

Posted by: Fatboy at August 1, 2003 02:06 PM


Oh yeah... forgot about that. I kept thinking Homer at the Bat was the one where he was a mascot. Which is not a great episode.

"No hussle, either."

And that song at the end of the episode? Priceless.

Posted by: Rick at August 1, 2003 04:07 PM


Homer as a mascot is "Dancin' Homer" from season 2. Not a great episode, but I still like it because of the song.

Helen, I'm in a Carribean mood tonight, how about giving me Baby Elephant Walk with a little Reggae kinda beat!

Posted by: Fatboy at August 1, 2003 05:06 PM


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