Comments on: Murphy’s Law – Every man for himself

By: notlars

notlars — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:25:40 +0000

Yeah…plus, they be shoppin’ all the time.

By: Milhouse44

Milhouse44 — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:27:27 +0000

Jon Gosselin is confused, Ed Hardy wearing teenager trapped in a man’s (chubby) body. Is he a douche bag? Yes, but he was thrown into this whirlwind of fallopian tubes and 8 screaming kids against his will. He is just a casualty of Kate’s Master plan. She was going to do this with or without him (with the help of a team full of nannies, personal assistants and pool boys, all paid for with the fat paycheck she receives from TLC). How with 8 kids do you have time to write books, have multiple cosmetic surgeries and recovery time and have 2-3 speaking engagements a week across the country(without the kids in sight)? That is a trick question. You have no time for any of that if you are looking after 8 kids. She is a business, the kids were a means to an end and her crotch has become an ATM. Thanks TLC.

…and I’m on Team Joel! I love gender antagonism. It never bums me out. It makes the world go ’round.

By: Thor

Thor — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:57:23 +0000

I was one of those 20% of men, some would argue that I was given a “choice” not to go, alas the power that you speak of dictated the only real “choice” I had.
Sandwiched between screaming/swooning teenagers and my beloved wife I felt the pain and depression that the on screen actors exhibited.
That said it was 10% less painful than the first movie of the series, no more painfully slow pulling focus on the lead actors staring into infinity, contemplating their depressing teenage sex-angst. Instead I was treated to shorter wide shots of the lead actors staring into infinity, contemplating their depressing teenage sex-angst.
At the end of the film I may have too loudly muttered that Molly Ringwald line from Not Another Teen Movie “We all know where this is going… fucking teenagers!”.
Thanks Sarah & Kathryn, you know I love you.

By: brandi

brandi — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:22:50 +0000

Hah, you know you’d go see the sparkly vampire movie if faced with the possibility of getting laid!

I cannot stand the stupid teen vampire stuff. I means seriously, are girls really turned on by the thought of the undead?! Too be quite honest, even though I do like Sandra Bullock and, at last check, I was still a female, I would hide in my house too if I was faced with a world full of these people.

By: RachelD

RachelD — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:09:41 +0000

Too funny, This really made my day! I was dragged to the Twilight premier with my little sister. I couldn’t help but laugh when i looked around at all the poor schmucks who would’ve much rather been home in bed, sleeping. Instead they were there supporting their women….OR were gay.

Keep your head up men! Not all women are crazy control freaks like Kate Gosselin. She is a poor example of the female gender.

By: laurak

laurak — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:44:01 +0000

I was hoping for something smarter from you than gender antagonism. I’m pretty bummed I didn’t get it.