What Made You Smile Today?

[kant1781]

It was Cody WILLIS, Dave.

Förlåååååt!

[Kso]

My very first Rebecka vid - my first YT/MV ever - made all the way back in early 2008 now has over 95,000 views.

Damn, my video with similar title has 16000 views i'm loser http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mva5BGO4ei0

[fish]

Anyone who posts a Bex vid where I can get to see it is a winner in my opinion.

[Ian]

Aww, Kso. Have a hug.

[Ian]

It's the end of the world on Friday, apparently.

I won't have to work!

[fish]

Merry Christmas to all those who celebrate it, and have a great day to everyone else.

[Dahls]

The whitest christmas in many years! Beautiful!

[snaps]

Well I just had to share this with you.

THis is a screen-cap of YOHIO making the W sign behind the back of the TV presenter on Sweden's BIingoLotto extravaganza at Xmas, where he was a guest performer doing ''Without Wings'' on a programme that drags on interminably in its forced jollity for over 3 and half fucking hours.

It kind of brings to mind Alexandra doing the gag reflex behind the preesnter at the Guldbagge Awards.

THe Spirit of FA is alive and well, and residing in a 17-year old Swedish guy called YOHIO

[fish]

... a programme that drags on interminably in its forced jollity for over 3 and half fucking hours...

Wow, they must really know how to have a good time on that show.
I'm surprised they get any guests at all.




Merry Chistmas Snapsie.

[Ian]

I'm guessing he won't be invited back next year.

[Ian]

Emma Watson winning Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress at the 2013 People’s Choice Awards for her role in Perks.

[Kso]

Meanwhile in Stockholm...I think, all of you know, what is Gangnam style, this epidemic captured all planet, but if not, time to explore
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YrN91PJZlE
Bex and Lex dancing too somewhere in the crowd

[DMt.]

...A Bad Lip Reading of 'Twiglet' did!

Edward and Bella discuss various matters; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmxSk0wZxss

Jacob, Edward and Bella get even weirder than last time; http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=MYC-waukYWo&feature=endscreen

And Honest Trailers kind of delivers the coup de grace ; http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_251697&feature=iv&src_vid=_hp_xsUg9ws&v=0gugBiEkLwU

[DMt.]

I blush to admit that I derived a certain cruel amusement from the 492 {!!} ferociously satirical reviews of the 20-inch box canvas print of the apparent celebrity Paul Ross [no, I don't know either] at the well-known shopping site Amazon;

http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B001N6W8U0/ref=cm_cr_pr_btm_link_1?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending

I'm aware that this does not reflect well on me, but somehow I just can't help it.

I only hope the poor man [whoever he is] never, ever goes to the Amazon site to check the continued availability of the product.

Here is a sample review;

"I hung my Paul Ross portrait above the fireplace. At first I was delighted with it, then one night I noticed that he was changing beyond recognition.An exclamation of horror broke from my lips as I saw in the dim light the hideous face on the canvas grinning at me. There was something in its expression that filled me with disgust and loathing. Good heavens! it was Paul Ross' hideously altered face that I was looking at!

The horror, whatever it was, had not yet entirely spoiled that marvellous beauty. There was still some gold in the thinning hair and some scarlet on the sensual mouth. The sodden eyes had kept something of the loveliness of their blue, the noble curves had not yet completely passed away from chiselled nostrils and from plastic throat. Yes, it was Paul himself. But who had done it? I seemed to recognize the garden furniture,. The idea was monstrous, yet I felt afraid.

I seized a lighted candle, and held it to the picture. In the left-hand corner the garden wall was the same with his name, traced in long letters of bright vermilion. It was some foul parody, some infamous ignoble satire. Still, it was his picture. I knew it, and I felt as if my blood had changed in a moment from fire to sluggish ice. What did it mean? Why had it altered?

I turned and looked at Paul Ross with the eyes of a sick man. My mouth twitched, and my parched tongue seemed unable to articulate. I passed my hand across my forehead. It was dank with clammy sweat. I leaned against the mantelshelf, watching him with that strange expression that one sees on the faces of those who are absorbed in a play when some great artist is acting. There was neither real sorrow in it nor real joy. There was simply the passion of the spectator, with perhaps a flicker of triumph in his eyes."

[Ian]

Bizarre!


No, I've never heard of him either.