Saffire

They've all been sorta silly "art school" stuff, and I don't see a problem with it at all. I'd rather it be like this than some computer generated crap with special effects.

Someone please explain to me why we have a pic of Chris in tighty whiteys and not Guy.

Fun, weird, sexy. Has a very European feel to it. Good job, whoever directed it! Reminds me a bit of something the Flaming Lips would do.

Eno is a genius. I don't necessarily like all his music but he knows quality when he hears it, and he's good at getting creative juices flowing. Happy B-day, Mr. E!

Edward... :P

You've got a flawless complexion... so whatever you're doing keep it up. You should do ads for that Proactiv stuff Jessica Simpson had.

...it's like looking through one of those x-ray machines they have at the airport to keep us safe from Al Qaeda...

Wow... Tracie you're really good. Can't believe I didn't see that before. :o

Well... now we know what position Gwyneth enjoys most. LOL

BABIES EVERYWHERE.

LOL, great commercial. I love that "Hello Moto" sound, too. My favorite commercial ever (it wasn't aired but it should have been):

Women are actually sexually aroused by a chemical in chocolate. I read that somewhere reputable.

TracieMorgan, WHY must you make that your avatar?!? *bleh*

lol those are awesome commercials! I like the one where he's dressed up like the pirate working at the restaurant. That dude looks a little like the guy who played Napoleon Dynamite.

lol ari, you're too cute to be pulling that emo stuff.

Whoa Mimi!!! Beautiful! You look like you're attending some haughty art gallery, lol.

Is she cute?! I was going to ask her to come to the ATL concert with me, but she hates my guts. :D

Busybeeburns is a chef? That would be cool.

My favorite season... the sun is up before you, the crickets chirp in the evenings, and it doesn't take 20 minutes to get dressed.

When I move out I'm not getting cable. It's not worth it, in my opinion, when you can just download all your favorite TV shows on the internet and watch them whenever you want. Or get Netflix.

That must cost alot, cause otherwise how could they make money??

I don't think I've heard "cheers" too much but I bet people say it alot in bars here. Maybe. I like Brit-speak though, it's more varied and emotive. If I were to call someone "daft" here in America they would take it as a serious insult and probably beat me up. Also, you can't say the word "bloody" and not be laughed at here... an American accent pretty much ruins it.

I'll go print more permission slips for that now. Otherwise we might get in trouble. LOL

Sort of, yeah, there will be a "tie-dye your own shirt" class a few hours before the concert. Everybody make sure you remember your permission slip signed by your parent/guardian!

Sorry to change the subject a bit but I think it's funny how Americans almost never use the word "daft" even in writing, yet apparently the Brits and much of the rest of the English-speaking world love that word!