Boaz

I say that as someone that makes 80,000 a year and is 6’0 185. If you promised me 1,000,000 a year, but I had to go up to 350 pounds to get that 1,000,000- I wouldn’t do it. Which is why I find it quite unusual what Katy Mixon did

I’m talking if you’re a man, and your normal weight is between 170-200, would you allow yourself to go up to 280-350 for a million a year. No way I’d do it.

Women I don’t think any would willingly go from 120 to 250+ for any amount of cash

The thread on the TV board about Katy Mixon’s weight gain got me thinking. Perhaps her obese weight has allowed herself to make far more money than if she’d stayed thin. So perhaps, it’s simply a business decision on her part to let herself go. So that brings up a more philosophical question:

Would you rather be poor, but in phenomenal attractive shape; or be a wealthy, but obese unattractive person?

For me, I’d rather be poor and feel good physically. Than be wealthy and feel ugly. Self esteem is worth more than money to me.

Before cam whores started getting paid legitimately, they’d do it for free(and attention) on Stickam. That site was awesome!

I found them completely unwatchable after they were made a couple. Not funny, boring, and to use a wrestling term lost all their heat when they were given their happily ever after ending in season 4, on a 9 season show.

For a comedy built on awkward situations, there was so much more potential to keep them apart, keep the tension bubbling, maybe have them date and then break up but still have to work together. At the start of the series I was way more interested in Pam. By the end, Angela was a far funnier and more interesting character.

I thought the writers completely screwed Jim/Pam up, especially in comparison to Tim/Dawn from the British version. From making Roy into an insensitive oaf just to make Jim look better, to them fully going with Jim/Pam together so early in the series, I just hated it. I liked these characters in season 1-3, by the end I didn’t even want to see them on the show .

Agree Charles Dance was by far the best actor in the show. Such a commanding voice/presence. Of the actresses, I don’t think they used Natalie Dormer enough.

By the end, it felt like those remaining on the show didn’t have near the acting presence of the original cast they started with. It was an ensemble cast but if you remove the most powerful of the ensemble, then the show really looks weakened.

For me, the biggest problem with GOT by the end is that most of the best actors on the show had been killed off.

Tywin, Roose Bolton, Littlefinger all had a presence that was never really replaced. Not so much their characters but the actors playing the roles. Sure the writing may have sucked but there just wasn’t the star power on the show anymore by the end. Kit Harrington and Peter Dinklage weren’t enough.

I look at Bo as more of a jaded Dametri Martin. He got that college comedian thing going for awhile but it was a way different energy than a Dane Cook.

I don’t care for most of his stuff but “Art is Dead” is a brilliant song

I’m having trouble figuring out how 21 people, presumably in good shape, could die from running in 30 degree weather.

What did they die of?

Brooks reminds me of the OU WR that got his arse beat in the bathroom by that mma fighter

Some fan spooked Phil by back patting him with a hug