Sometimes I walk around outside. Some of those times, I bring my camera. Some of those times, I even take a few pictures.
No makeup
Holy flip, too god damn beautiful.
There’s no reason to say it any “subtler”, because asfasdjasgdgks.
Yeah, I said it.
This is partially the inspiration for the title to the track “I, We, The Lovers”. (Another part was that it sounded beautiful, and reminds me of The Muppets - The Lovers, The Dreamers and Me).
The track is the sixth track on the first disc of my recent album. The tarot-card The Lovers is numbered as card VI (six). There are other “hidden” titles as well from the same book (found here), if anyone should want to find other clues.
TV Trope: What The Hell, Hero?
Todd: What is wrong with you people?! Huh?! I thought you were supposed to be friends? I thought you were supposed to love each other? Your love is weird and toxic and it destroys everything it touches! I no longer care about grades or Biology or finally graduating from college like I promised my dying father. I’m going home. I’m going to hold my wife and my child close, and I am going to finally take my insulin shot! Offense taken! … Offense taken.
(3.03 Competitive Ecology)
Some people are going batshit insane because Dan Harmon got kicked off of Community. And I kinda get that. He created the show, he should be a part of it for as long as he would like. And he certainly shouldn’t have gotten fired like that.
But, he was also something like a dick towards Chevy Chase. Why do you think we saw fairly little of him this last season, perhaps especially the last half of this season? To be fair, Chase has also been something of a dick. Reportedly, they’re both big egos, and that rarely ends well. But what I liked especially well about the last three episodes was that Pierce was heavily involved in the story again. I’ve missed that.
On towards the future. Look at the writing-staff for Community, and the staff of directors as well. It’s been one hell of a bumpy ride. If they aren’t all fired and everything gets rewritten from scratch, there’s a good chance that the show will stay as good as it always has been. I’m not saying Dan Harmon wasn’t important, because he certainly was, but he wasn’t the only one involved in creating the show that we all love.
If the new people brought in tries to turn this into The Big Bang Theory, I doubt it will end well. (Though I would love to see a Community-episode about regular, casuals sitcoms with a laugh track and all. (Though Scrubs did this once, very brilliantly. (Parentheses in a parentheses in a parentheses, meta meta))).
But if they don’t, if they love the show even half as much as the rest of us, it will most likely still be the show we love, even if it is without Harmon. Harmon not being (as) involved will be sad. Harmon not being (as) involved might not be the end of the world(/Community, which is the best thing in the world).
I think we’ll all know more when season four starts. If I hear canned laughter that isn’t meta, I think we all know that only the three first seasons count as Community. Personally, I believe the show will continue to be the great show that it is. When the next episode arrives, I think we all should watch it without thinking “Harmon’s gone, this will suck”. If we do that, it will not end well, regardless of how great the episode actually was (or was not).
Also, I like saying “will not end well”. It sounds awesome, and slightly “am I being ominous?”-like.
This might end well, this might not end well.
All things shall pass.
