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Changed your mind about "Love Kraft" yet? As time goes on, it feels more and more like "classic" SFA to me. The last couple I kinda tuned out which makes me feel bad.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of the period in which I played a lot of Megaman and Willow while my parents were cruising up to a getting a divorce. I just kept turning up that TV...sniff, sniff. Which also reminds me of the time I had dinner at your house but I almost left as you and L. were fighting over glassware for the wedding. Awkward... Any way, I wasn't impressed. Heh.
Scratch that, "Hey Venus" is pretty sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove Kraft is still a drag, man. I may get into one day, but I find it a real slog and repetitive.
ReplyDeleteAnd listen: sorry if things got 'too real' for you at chez Simpkins. It's called passion. I learnt it from my stay in Italy, where couples fight more on average than Canadians and have one of the lowest divorce rates in the developed world. (These statistics may or may not be completely accurate).
Speaking of Italy, if you're a dinner guest it is also customary to choose a side in a domestic argument if one should arise. I recall you just sat there with your eyes closed humming the Ducktales theme. We never did solve that glassware grapple.