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([personal profile] abka Apr. 15th, 2007 09:30 pm)
This Drive show is pretty good. It's the drama version of the Amazing Race the way Lost is the dramatized version of Survivor. Similar premise with hotter people and more mysterious backstories. We have Nathan Fillion acting angry and brooding (it's a stretch I know) and having sexual chemistry with hot, mysterious, acts-evil-but-is-probably-good blonde chick, crazy chick who's being beaten by her husband and just gave birth (and plays crazy chick on 2 1/2 Men), two newly reunited brothers Latino ex-con and upper class Yuppie joined together through the hatred of their father (and awesome car), dying father with Linsay-Lohan haired teenage daughter, soldier back from Iraq with annoyingly hot and lying girlfriend (wife?), and three random women in a truck (one from the wire).

Did I mention all the awesome car-chase/fast driving scenes? And cheesy driving-related remixes? Awesome.


(still sick and slightly worried about a brain tumor and/or being dizzy for the rest of my life, waiting for new episode of Dresden Files to come on, did I mention that D. floated Harry as a baby name--not pregnant but baby names are my favorite game--Harry not after the prince, but the wizard, not Potter, Dresden. Favorite recent bad baby names: buffalo (pronounced boo-fa-lo), carrots (pronouced ka-ro-tees), and krumpir (potato in croatian). Okay end of commercial break.)

From: [identity profile] grumph.livejournal.com


I am totally calling your firstborn Krumpir. Put whatever you want on the birth certificate, but you're totally giving birth to a little potato.

From: [identity profile] abka.livejournal.com


See I think we should have two sets of triplets, three boys with vegetable names: Boofalo, Karotees, and Krumpir, and three girls with the names of our grandmothers: Eunice, Frieda, and Fatima. Wouldn't that be lovely.
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