There we were, curing cancer and stuff, and POOF, all the computers died! I was like, NOOO. Seriously. And then it started getting hot in the office, because the A/C stopped along with everything else, which SUCKED.
Music is movement’s subconscious. While your body conveys what you feel, the music tells the viewer how you feel about it.
WRONG:
REASON WHY IT’S WRONG: While these lovely ladies have shown initiative by teaming up and dressing advantageously, the music choice distracts. “Counter programming” like this can be effective at times, but here it seems to confuse the issue at hand.
RIGHT:
Claudia, originally a farm girl from Barcelona, Spain, is a waitress who likes thigh-high stockings, driving too fast, and taking her clothes off. Discerning pancer that she is, she discusses animals’ telepathic powers while stripping to “Crazy,” by Gnarles Barkley. Well-played, Claudia.
All we can really agree on is that we ALL hate Coldplay.
So, it is with a fractured spirit that we’re checking out Familial, the new release from Phil Selway, Radiohead’s drummer. Maybe a fight will break out. If so, look for crime scene photos in the blog! Yay!
Tennis doesn’t employ a lot of puppets or animals, so we generally steer clear, but last night we saw an act of heroism — and chivalry — that we have to salute.
At last night’s Djokovic and Petzschner match, two apparent Jersey Shore enthusiasts began a volley of their own in the stands. (Caution: There are bad words.) But note the older gentleman standing to the woman’s left. Notice his patience. He listens, coaxes his date to her chair away from her verbal assailant, even seems to hold the chair open for her. He situates her, and then opens a 70-year-old can of whoop-ass.
Yeah, he gets the worst of it. And he’s probably pretty sore today. But at Spin The Bottle, we salute a man who takes care of business.
