I came across something I wanted to link to today, but I had to get caught
up first.
By the time I got caught up, I forgot what I wanted to link to.
But then I found it again:
I didn't really understand the parody in Lost in Translation until I saw
the real Tara. At one point she's riding through Europe on a Gondola,
explaining Sex in the City references as if she were some kind of tour
guide.
I found myself unconsciously picking out sniper positions in the
surrounding buildings. This … this is why people hate America.
Tara Reid ate my soul
I guess since the United States does not have an aristrocratic class to
make fun of, we have to make do with what we got (and frankly, it's
pretty pathetic).
You have my permission to link freely to any entry here. Go
ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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