Big Brother Game: The Glass House WILL premiere on June 18th
Looks like all things are a GO for The Glass House…
even though CBS’ lawsuit is still in full force. For all you who don’t know, CBS filed a suit against ABC earlier in the month, and ABC replied by saying: “their show isn’t just like Big Brother, and it’s different enough that the…
These differences mean nothing, really. The very first season of Big Brother was just like what ABC is trying to do with The Glass House. So what if they both co-exist. Will I boycott The Glass House because I’m a giant Big Brother fan? No. And I can assure you I am actually really interested in this show because it is so much like Big Brother. That’s double the fantastic, in my opinion.
Just Sayin’.
- 1 week ago
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Employment.
I started my first job since 2007 last month. The company is called West Corporation and they’re a contracted inbound call center for AT&T. I am currently in my fourth week of training out of ten weeks. It’s a lot to learn and very overwhelming. Until today…
And then I find out that one of Kris’ old bosses from a restaurant he used to cook at is opening a restaurant of his own and wants Kris and I to not only work for him when it opens, but to help him get it running. We’d be making almost double the amount of money a month we are now and we’d both be in a line of work we’re not only trained in, but are interested in. Kris has his Associate’s in Culinary and I have my certificate of completion for Hospitality from Job Corps.
A very nice paycheck, plus tips? SIGN ME UP NAO!
- 1 week ago
Just thinking about Red playing Neil’s dad in Dead Poets Society makes me REALLY want to put my foot up his ass then cut it off so it’s permanently in his ass.
Seriously. Prick.
- 4 weeks ago
SEIZE THE DAY, BOYS. MAKE YOUR LIVES EXTRAORDINARY.
Dead Poets Society
—This is my favourite movie, that I’ve watched about twenty times, and one of the only films I’ve watched more than once at all. Everything from the male cast (Robin Williams, Robert Sean Leonard, Josh Charles, and Kurtwood Smith all together), the characterisation of Todd, the relationship dynamic between Neil and his father, and the enigma behind Mr Keating’s character story (and Walt Whitman and barbaric yawps and the fact that they seem to somehow always have an instrument close at hand) make the movie the brilliant, emotional story it is and, in my heart, will always be.
- 4 weeks ago
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“I went into the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life… to put to rout all that was not life; and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.” -Neil Perry, Dead Poets Society
(Source: betwixtlenoire)
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