Friday, July 11, 2003
The most amazing thing I saw last night on The Amazing Race
-David (of David and Jeff) referring to his genitals as "the friendly family," and Kelly (of Kelly and Jon) referring to hers as her "cookie." Where did these two learn about the facts of life--Sesame Street?
-A roadblock in which one member of the team got dragged through what essentially amounted to bull shit. Poetic justice at its finest, ladies and gentlemen.
-David and Jeff having a cab driver named Money. Somehow this made me like them a lot more. I just regret that they did not seize the opportunity to tell him, "You're so money and you don't even know it."
As much as I hated Tian and Jaree in the beginning, they were really starting to grow on me. I think it was when Jaree said, "I want us to be the first women's team to win the race, really." You could have taken that "really" to mean two things, in my opinion: 1) That they "really" wanted to win the race, or 2) That they would "really" be the first women to win the race because Flo didn't count (either because she had a male partner or because she was, you know, Flo). I took it to mean the latter, and my opinion of their team just soared. I'm sorry they had to go.
-David (of David and Jeff) referring to his genitals as "the friendly family," and Kelly (of Kelly and Jon) referring to hers as her "cookie." Where did these two learn about the facts of life--Sesame Street?
-A roadblock in which one member of the team got dragged through what essentially amounted to bull shit. Poetic justice at its finest, ladies and gentlemen.
-David and Jeff having a cab driver named Money. Somehow this made me like them a lot more. I just regret that they did not seize the opportunity to tell him, "You're so money and you don't even know it."
As much as I hated Tian and Jaree in the beginning, they were really starting to grow on me. I think it was when Jaree said, "I want us to be the first women's team to win the race, really." You could have taken that "really" to mean two things, in my opinion: 1) That they "really" wanted to win the race, or 2) That they would "really" be the first women to win the race because Flo didn't count (either because she had a male partner or because she was, you know, Flo). I took it to mean the latter, and my opinion of their team just soared. I'm sorry they had to go.
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