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Dec. 5th, 2009
Ryan Kicked off the week with exploring the concept of pink lemonade as an unsolved mystery, then progressed to watching The Fantastic Mr. Fox (and expressing a desire for a pet fox; I informed my screen that this was not going to end well), generated his TweetCloud, retweeted Z Berg/Tennessee's Tweet Cloud link, got the wrong Brody in The Pianist (he said Adam, whereas Adrien is actually in the movie) and shared a link to a studio video for Michael Runion which he evidently was "narrating" and/or operating the video cam. As a side note, he was somewhat quiet this week, possibly due to external ladyfriend drama.
Brendon Commented on Assassins Creed 2 (in Italian, no less; he said it was impressive); contemplated the proper way to express watching movies OnDemand; wished Shane a happy birthday; mentioned two songs -- Travie McCoy's "One at a Time" and The Noisettes "Never Forget You"; played a round of the Floaters/The Circle Game with Zack, traded lines from The Breakfast Club with Ian and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation with Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die); shared his idea for tuna in a tube; played Doom, iPhone-Scrabble and then a show; afterwards he (and the rest of his band + Zack) stumbled over some people screwing in the bushes. Finally, he wrapped up the week/reporting period with making a bro-date with Pete for sushi/risotto and bad movies.
Spencer: No tweets at all this week, :(.
Jon: So, I guess he & his friends play a lot of Monopoly? The Chicago edition made an appearance this week. He also welcomed December home, shared a couple of pictures of his dog (♥ Marley), teased Sisky Business about being wimpy about weather, possibly bought a new microphone, quoted something that might be a movie (I couldn't find it) and said something about organizing a Young Veins practice station. Which almost sounds . . . promising. I don't know, I think I've already mentally filed Take A Vacation in the same place as the infamous Lost Cabin Sessions. On the subject of music, he quoted two Billy Joel songs -- "The Stranger" and "Laura" -- which once again caused me to make a thoughtful face at my screen. Finally, he was excited about something called the "Mini Winnie" which could be either a miniature Winnebago or a Winnie the Pooh miniature. His last comment for the week was a blurry picture of the Chicago highway sign for the Loop, which I have put in the Wait for Further Information pile.
Brendon Commented on Assassins Creed 2 (in Italian, no less; he said it was impressive); contemplated the proper way to express watching movies OnDemand; wished Shane a happy birthday; mentioned two songs -- Travie McCoy's "One at a Time" and The Noisettes "Never Forget You"; played a round of the Floaters/The Circle Game with Zack, traded lines from The Breakfast Club with Ian and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation with Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die); shared his idea for tuna in a tube; played Doom, iPhone-Scrabble and then a show; afterwards he (and the rest of his band + Zack) stumbled over some people screwing in the bushes. Finally, he wrapped up the week/reporting period with making a bro-date with Pete for sushi/risotto and bad movies.
Spencer: No tweets at all this week, :(.
Jon: So, I guess he & his friends play a lot of Monopoly? The Chicago edition made an appearance this week. He also welcomed December home, shared a couple of pictures of his dog (♥ Marley), teased Sisky Business about being wimpy about weather, possibly bought a new microphone, quoted something that might be a movie (I couldn't find it) and said something about organizing a Young Veins practice station. Which almost sounds . . . promising. I don't know, I think I've already mentally filed Take A Vacation in the same place as the infamous Lost Cabin Sessions. On the subject of music, he quoted two Billy Joel songs -- "The Stranger" and "Laura" -- which once again caused me to make a thoughtful face at my screen. Finally, he was excited about something called the "Mini Winnie" which could be either a miniature Winnebago or a Winnie the Pooh miniature. His last comment for the week was a blurry picture of the Chicago highway sign for the Loop, which I have put in the Wait for Further Information pile.
He started the week off with taking us on a tour of his childhood/teenage years via photos, including one that he described as "fatty Travie" in which he was, indeed, pudgy. And looked miserable. There was also one of tiny!bb!Travie with an enormous Afro that was adorable, and one of bb!Travie with dreads, which was also cute. The next big topic was the arrival of World AIDS Day, and promotion for the single and MTV documentary. He also congratulated T Pain on getting 4 Grammy nominations, and apparently watched Lars von Trier's Antichrist, regretted it, and had to go to Universal Studios to for a palate cleanser. At least that is how I'm interpreting that last picture of the Stitch ride.