Ping Is Finally Auf’d

When I watched last week’s episode of Project Runway, I was ecstatic that Ping was auf’d. I’m sorry to any Ping fans but I had a feeling that wasn’t going to last very long on the show. Anyway, the reason I say that was of her aesthetic. Now, I don’t have a problem with the whole flowy, drapy aesthetic in general, but to me, it seemed like that’s all that Ping ever did. It was just like Rami from season 4. Although Rami was a tad bit better in terms of diversity. Anyway, now, as for the whole spiel with Jesse, that was just nuts. While I think that Jesse could have been a bit more diplomatic about his opinions, I think that he was somewhat justified. I mean, Ping couldn’t really pin down a specific idea for the main outifit, let alone for the second outfit. Based on what I’ve seen from the first three episodes, Ping’s style of working didn’t really seem to gel for a competition like Project Runway.

Mila Kunis and Maya Luz

When I was watching the first two episodes of this season of Project Runway, I noticed that Maya Luz looks a lot like Mila Kunis from That 70’s Show. Honestly, if I didn’t know any better, I would have asked what Mila Kunis doing as a designer on Project Runway. To me, they could pass for sisters, if not cousins. Anyway, that’s just what I think.

Pamela Is Auf’d

About two weeks ago, I watched the second episode for season 7 of Project Runway and I was not happy about the fact that Pamela was eliminated over the fact that her outfit wasn’t flattering. Personally, I would have eliminated Jesus because he completely missed the whole point of the challenge. The challenge was to turn the potato sack into an outfit that could be worn to an industry party, not use it as a base outfit with a sh**load of embellishment on top of it. It reminded me of Epperson from season 6 and the whole wedding dress challenge. Anyway, the reason that I would have eliminated Jesus is because I would rather see a design that was unflattering but met the challenge requirements than a design that flattering but didn’t meet the requirements.

Project Runway: Season 7

I watched the premiere for season 7 for Project Runway about two weeks ago. I have a feeling that this season will be very interesting. Especially since there is a designer there that has a Christian Siriano personality. Anyway, the person that I am rooting for right now is Jay, the guy who’s based in San Francisco. The reason is that he was raised in Hawaii, and that’s where I live. It’s nice to see someone who has ties to Hawaii on tv. Well, other than President Obama. But I digress. Anyway, who I eventually land up rooting for might change by the time that Bryant Park comes along. Oh, on a related note…I was jumping for joy when I saw that this season was back in New York City, and that Nina and Michael are back as consistent judges. Like I said in a previous Project Runway post, it wasn’t the same without Nina and Michael. Anyway, I hope that this season turns out to be interesting.

Frankenstein

I was watching an episode of Whose Line Is It Anyway and of the games they played was called Weird Newscasters. Anyway, Ryan’s thing was that he was Frankenstein who was looking for a mate. When he was doing his thing, the way he did it pissed me off. The reason it pissed me off was because he portrayed the monster as being stupid. Now, in the book, the monster wasn’t stupid. He learned to talk and read. Anyway, that just pisses me off.

Nudity in Documentaries and The Girls Next Door

I was watching the TV show The Girls Next Door the other day, and that made me think about how nudity is shown on TV. In some documentaries where there’s nudity involved, they blur out both men and women’s genitalia, but they don’t blur out the butt and the women’s breasts. And yet, on shows like The Girls Next Door or Dr. 90210, everything is censored. Why is it that in documentaries, nudity is more acceptable, and yet on shows like The Girls Next Door and Dr. 90210, everything is blurred?

The Sixth Sense/Are You Afraid Of The Dark

Just recently, I was watching an episode of Are You Afraid Of The Dark? called The Tale Of The Dream Girl. Anyway, I remember reading on the Are You Afraid Of The Dark wikipedia for this particular episode that M. Night Shyamalan based The Sixth Sense on this particular episode. When I thought about it, it made sense. Anyway, I just found it to be interesting. Now, you don’t have to watch the entire thing, but it would help if you did.

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Banned Commercials

Wow. I haven’t posted anything in a while. Anyway, I found this banned commercial back in 2008 and I just found it to be funny.

Minotaurs

For my Greek and Roman mythology class, we had to know who a certain person or creature was. Anyway, when I was looking up what a minotaur was in the dictionary that we had to get, it mentioned that the name of the original minotaur was Asterius. I found it interesting because in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, the main minotaur was named Asterius. Personally, I think that the movie people purposely did that. Anyway, I just found it to be interesting.

Chilly Down From Labyrinth

I was watching Labyrinth recently and saw the part with the song Chilly Down. It kinda reminded me of the music from the Beach Boys. And because of that, it reminded me of songs that surfers might listen to. Doesn’t it sound like surfer music? I just found it to be funny.