I Need To Make My Life More Interesting
This morning I woke up with the strangest feeling – I don’t want to do anything. Oh sure I’ll make coffee and put on a robe so I don’t flash the neighbors peeking through my curtains, but when it comes to doing any actual work it’s just not happening. Case in point: In the middle of the last sentence I stopped to watch an episode of Survivor before staring out the window for 20 to 30 minutes.
Five Scenes In Dawson’s Creek That Were Almost Ruined Because A Mummy Walked On Set And Tried To Wrap People Up In Mummy Tape
Has there ever been a television series that captured what it was like to come of age while living next to mummy infested waters the way Dawson’s Creek did? Not in my book. The Creek filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina, an area famously rotten with mummies. And while the picturesque landscapes helped cement the idea of the idyllic town of Dawson’s Creek, it was almost all for not because of those dang mummies.
How to Fit into Society by Watching TV!
1. Watch a lot of TV
Pay careful attention to what is important to the People on the moving box. What do they talk about? What do they not talk about? How are those powerful cosmic beings pretending to be awkward, ineffectual dolts? Pay attention, You'll be doing the same things.
Pay attention to the 'real' names of the people on the box. These are your new friends. They are going to teach you everything you need to know about living in this society and fitting in. Let me introduce you to a friend of mine: Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Now that You've watched Kindergarten Cop, and spent a little time with him, do you like him? He's very charming and entertaining isn't he? One likable motherfucker if I do say so myself.
Well guess what? You're not the only one who thinks so. Everyone likes Arnold. Everyone thinks of Arnold as their best drinking buddy. And You do too! So now when You meet someone, you have a friend in common! Ask them if they've seen Kindergarten Cop or if they know your good friend Arnold Schwarzenegger! Your mutual appreciation for your mutual friend Arnold will help cement trust and social credibility. Somewhere deep in the mind of your new friend, they'll be thinking, "If they're good enough to be Arnold's friend, they're good enough to be my friend! A friend of Arnold's is a friend of mine!"