In case you missed it, you can check the episode out here. If you managed to catch it -- let's discuss:
This week's episode was somewhat mundane but probably had the best quotes so far this season.
Never did I ever think I'd find myself agreeing with Brody Jenner, but the Prince of Malibu made a good point when he said all Spencer's done lately is, "flake out on the homies." I would have used different terminology than Jenner, but I'm not nearly as "hood" as he is -- 90263 represent!
Speaking of great quotes, Lauren hit the nail on the head when she commented in Justin-Bobby's choice of footwear -- "Homeboy wore combat boots to the beach!" Those shoes, Justin-Bobby! Those shoes! Dude, seriously? Combat boots and sandy dunes don't mix. Invest in a nice pair of Reefs, dude. Trust me.
Jamie Cullum's All At Sea was featured this episode! I love that guy and have been a fan for a while. Click here to check out the Twentysomething album. My favorite tracks are These Are The Days, a great cover of Radiohead's High and Dry and the title track.
I actually rather liked Heidi's parents. They seem like really down-to-earth, sweet people. I especially liked how both her mom and her stepfather reiterated pretty much everything that Lauren had said to Heidi before their 'break-up.' You've got smarter people in your life than your 'fiance', Heidi. Maybe you should listen to them.
I am totally in love with the sweater Lauren was wearing at Brody's barbecue.
So if anyone knows who makes it and where to get it -- I'd really appreciate the info. Thanks!
You look like a Pratt: Since Spencer makes such interesting facial expressions, I decided I would be seriously remiss if I didn't devote a section to them. Last week, he made the greatest face upon discovering Heidi had white-washed his mural. My sister and I refer to it as the, "Bitch, I'mma brain you" face.
This week, we were treated to the 'Ken Doll Cannibal' face:
In response to the caption -- No. Dear God, no.
And the greatest thing I've heard on the show so far? Jenner's nickname for Spencer -- "Pratt-Daddy." I think I'm going to start using this term as a synonym for, 'King Douchebag.'
In unrelated news:
George Bluth Sr. was having a love affair with ice-cream sandwiches and I am having a love affair with Wawa coffee. I recommend the chocolate cookie lattes -- they're delicious.
Despite our terrible dining experience this weekend, I did get the cutest picture of The Boyfriend.
Here he is gulping down pitcher after pitcher of water after eating some pretty spicy mattar paneer.
This actually reminded me of The Simpsons episode 'Homer and Apu' when Apu came to stay with the family after Homer got Apu fired from the Kwik-E-Mart. Apu prepares a traditional Indian meal for The Simpsons and after one bite, Lisa's eyes start bugging out and she says, "I can see through time." I'm pretty sure The Boyfriend felt the exact same way.
I'm re-viewing the first season of Weeds on DVD. Love this show (clever writing, fantastic performances and soundtrack) and I'm pretty sure that Mary Louise Parker is the coolest woman ever.
Total Girl Crush. Seriously. If her portrayal of Nancy Botwin doesn't convince you of this, read the following articles by Miss Parker for Esquire magazine. If that doesn't convince, you're an idiot.
This week's episode was somewhat mundane but probably had the best quotes so far this season.
Never did I ever think I'd find myself agreeing with Brody Jenner, but the Prince of Malibu made a good point when he said all Spencer's done lately is, "flake out on the homies." I would have used different terminology than Jenner, but I'm not nearly as "hood" as he is -- 90263 represent!
Speaking of great quotes, Lauren hit the nail on the head when she commented in Justin-Bobby's choice of footwear -- "Homeboy wore combat boots to the beach!" Those shoes, Justin-Bobby! Those shoes! Dude, seriously? Combat boots and sandy dunes don't mix. Invest in a nice pair of Reefs, dude. Trust me.
Jamie Cullum's All At Sea was featured this episode! I love that guy and have been a fan for a while. Click here to check out the Twentysomething album. My favorite tracks are These Are The Days, a great cover of Radiohead's High and Dry and the title track.
I actually rather liked Heidi's parents. They seem like really down-to-earth, sweet people. I especially liked how both her mom and her stepfather reiterated pretty much everything that Lauren had said to Heidi before their 'break-up.' You've got smarter people in your life than your 'fiance', Heidi. Maybe you should listen to them.
I am totally in love with the sweater Lauren was wearing at Brody's barbecue.
So if anyone knows who makes it and where to get it -- I'd really appreciate the info. Thanks!
You look like a Pratt: Since Spencer makes such interesting facial expressions, I decided I would be seriously remiss if I didn't devote a section to them. Last week, he made the greatest face upon discovering Heidi had white-washed his mural. My sister and I refer to it as the, "Bitch, I'mma brain you" face.
This week, we were treated to the 'Ken Doll Cannibal' face:
In response to the caption -- No. Dear God, no.
And the greatest thing I've heard on the show so far? Jenner's nickname for Spencer -- "Pratt-Daddy." I think I'm going to start using this term as a synonym for, 'King Douchebag.'
In unrelated news:
George Bluth Sr. was having a love affair with ice-cream sandwiches and I am having a love affair with Wawa coffee. I recommend the chocolate cookie lattes -- they're delicious.
Despite our terrible dining experience this weekend, I did get the cutest picture of The Boyfriend.
Here he is gulping down pitcher after pitcher of water after eating some pretty spicy mattar paneer.
This actually reminded me of The Simpsons episode 'Homer and Apu' when Apu came to stay with the family after Homer got Apu fired from the Kwik-E-Mart. Apu prepares a traditional Indian meal for The Simpsons and after one bite, Lisa's eyes start bugging out and she says, "I can see through time." I'm pretty sure The Boyfriend felt the exact same way.
I'm re-viewing the first season of Weeds on DVD. Love this show (clever writing, fantastic performances and soundtrack) and I'm pretty sure that Mary Louise Parker is the coolest woman ever.
Total Girl Crush. Seriously. If her portrayal of Nancy Botwin doesn't convince you of this, read the following articles by Miss Parker for Esquire magazine. If that doesn't convince, you're an idiot.
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Found a video of The Hills Stars and Brody, party with Playboy. check this video out
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