At 4/27/09 01:18 AM, Fremen wrote:

At 4/25/09 05:57 PM, Wonderful wrote: Anyone here watching Parks and Recreation? It has a really Office-esque feel to it and any Office fan would like it. All the episodes are on Hulu if anyone wants to look into it.

It is created by the people of The Office, but I think they are similar because the people in charge (i.e. Amy Poehler and Steve Carrell) both try to make everything work in a way that they think is acceptable.

I saw the Pilot and I really liked it.

Yeah, Amy Poehler and that Indian dude did a pretty good job.

And just to set the record straight:

I think that they should've taken the $20K each instead of jobs.

I don't know, they were arguing about splitting it the whole time, and they made the consensus be that they wanted their jobs back. I wonder how The Office will function now that Ryan is back.

Swine Flu was probably my favorite of the day.

Hmm, it would appear as if I should be on this list. Sure, I'll be number 100, but it is an accomplishment for me nonetheless.

Of all of the daily winners, I think Stick Dance - HITS was the best. Pretty slow day though.

800 total reviews. Can I get a what, what.

Frontpage advertisement to promote playing games with medals.

At 4/22/09 04:32 PM, DocSprite wrote:

At 4/22/09 03:54 PM, Centurion-Ryan wrote:

I think he meant 'total dependency on condoms will make AIDS worse'. Which is, in a way, true.

Then you say that. You don't say simply, "Condoms will make AIDS worse", because that will fuck with people's minds.

I got to agree with Ryan on this one. It is kinda based on fact and seems more of a rational thought.

At 4/22/09 07:30 PM, FrozenFire wrote: I have a feeling that Mike's company will be more successful somehow and be able to get the old office back.

Yeah, with Pam making a sale and having one client, everything is uphill for the Michael Scott Paper Company

Also yeah the new office episodes are great I don't think they are over the top at all. (Compared to every other episode out there anyways)

This season has such an awesome concept. The writers really took a risk with Michael breaking away from Dunder-Mifflin, but they made a great decision.

At 4/21/09 11:08 AM, Wonderful wrote: How long are they going to drag out Michael Scott Paper Company?

Does he even have any paper to sell, I can't see this going well (now that he has a customer).

I think The Office is at its prime right now. The Michael Scott Paper Company is great, I love how he is now rivals with Dunder Mifflin and the new boss. Utterly hilarious.

This is awesome, the NG Staff should meet with this Scott guy if NG wins.

My favorite movie this week was Moviemakers. Kudos to all the winners.

Lord of the Flies by William Golding. It's a classic and a great coming of age tale.

At 4/19/09 04:51 PM, katyperryy wrote: the guy from lazy town: it inspires pedophiles to continue their work.

He actually looks like he could be Dali.

At 4/18/09 10:11 PM, THEJamoke wrote:

At 4/18/09 09:28 PM, UltimateAxl wrote: Nobody is better than Tom Selleck.

TV's Tom Selleck is hard to beat, and considering he has an account right here on NG he should be the crowd favorite.

Wow, and he's level 50! Double win!

I think Sam Elliott has been rocking a very underrated 'stache for many a year. When you see that upper lip warmer pop on screen, you just have to say "this movie just got ten time more awesome."

True, I saw him sportn' his 'stache in The Big Lebowski. Meat, it's what's for dinner.

At 4/19/09 11:08 AM, doctorjmcgee wrote:

At 4/19/09 11:06 AM, sumidiotdude wrote: I remember I went to this museum about the Titanic and everyone was assigned a passenger ticket that had facts about one of the passengers. My mom had Lillian's ticket. It's weird to thing that they're all gone now. Soon all the WWI veterans will be dead as well.

then the civil war vets

The irony! I told my mom the last Titanic survivor died, and she asked if there were any Civil War vets still alive.

Middle-aged stupidity is hilarious.

I remember I went to this museum about the Titanic and everyone was assigned a passenger ticket that had facts about one of the passengers. My mom had Lillian's ticket. It's weird to thing that they're all gone now. Soon all the WWI veterans will be dead as well.

At 4/19/09 10:56 AM, Laughingbox wrote: We'll figure something out! I'm sure of it!

Just get 1.21 gigawatts of electrical power and a flux capacitor.

Back to the Future, timeless movie, right? I was just watching it the other day and I still find it amusing. At the end of the movie (don't worry, no spoilers), Marty, Doc, and Marty's girlfriend drive away in a hover car. I will explain to you why this angers me.

Back to the future was filmed in 1985, and Marty asks people what year it was, and they claim 1985. In the end, Doc claims that Marty's kids are in trouble, so they go 25 years into the future. 25 years after 1985 would be the year 2010. Note, that will be in one year, and we have nothing even close to hover cars. I always thought that Steven Speilberg could predict the future, but it would appear as if I was sadly mistaken.

I have a sore throat too, I hate Sundays. I hate the feeling of knowing that you are about to start a new week.

I signed up, then I tried to sign up Sirtom, but it had my IP address.

It's Hip to be a Square was really catchy.

To the big 4chan wheel in the sky.

When I was twelve I went to go see Rocky Balboa with my dad at the movie theater. When the ticket handler asked how old I was, my dad said I was ten. I hope he only said that so we could get a discount.

Suffragette City is one of the greatest songs I have ever heard. After I listened to it, I found most David Bowie music very nice. I also think China Girl and Changes are good songs. His fashion sense is wacky, but I like it.

There are a ton of celebrities with great moustaches, but which one is your favorite?

Personally, I'd go with Burt Reynolds, Rollie Fingers, and Lemmy Kilmister. Burt Reynolds has always had a nice moustache, but the cool thing about his is that his hair is fading to gray, yet his moustache is still in full color.

Rollie Fingers is the godfather of handlebar moustaches. He played for the Padres and Athletics way back, but his moustache is still intact and a prize to all who may see it.

Lemmy has a cool moustache because it turns into a Lemmy goatee, but you never know whether this beard and moustache will be touching. Plus the warts on his face make me want to stare at his 'stache even more.

Salvador Dali is my runner-up.

Knowing Newgrounds, we'll probably get a lot of responses saying "i liek wades stache" or "MARIOZ MUSTASH ROX!!1!", but if that is your answer, please give reasons why you like the person's moustache. Fictional characters are allowed, and give pics if you like.

Rollie Fingers picture below.

I've got five cents. Jealousy ensues.

Did you see that movie Religilous? It had some pretty good points, but I'm still convinced the Catholicism is the right choice. Did you know that 97% percent of scientists are atheists?

When you walk past the frozen fish aisle, do you feel like a whore?

If you do, then you are most likely a gay fish.

At 4/10/09 10:55 PM, AngelSierra wrote: Yes I would, then I would say, "Your gonna need insurance cause I'm about to wreck that ass!"

That's a perfectly normal reaction.

At 2/26/09 09:10 PM, HandsomePete wrote: I forget this guy's name... I wanna say... Adam.. Martin or Morrison... But someone never told him that if you have this kind of mustache, you need to either have molested someone, or plan on molesting someone.

Yeah, Adam Morrison. He's actually a pretty nice guy, I met him a few times.

For the ugliest athlete, Oscar Gamble gets my vote. Mickey Mouse relative perhaps?