Dilemma - paradox - confusion

Ok, why is it that I weigh myself in the morning, exercise, weigh myself again only to discover that I've gained weight by working out? Does this happen to anyone else? This is very confusing and it's not like I put on more clothes or anything. Push ups seem to be making me fat. And very quickly as well.

Grudge 2

Better to see with an audience that actually freaks out when they see creepy kid or creepy dead woman. But I was wondering about these ghost movies where it's all about the rage. The ghosts are pissed and aren't they happy to kill you - in their own time. So what if they were to go to the housing projects? Would they still be scary? Or would they just fit right in as the quiet family - since everyone is pissed off in the housing projects.

Also saw The Departed - very cool.

Because it can't be said too many times

Bill Frist is a dirty Taliban loving traitor.

That is all.

Extra points for calling him a Weimar Republican.

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I feel retarded for leaving the television on after Heroes, because I really don't want to be watching Studio 60 on the West Wing Strip. I thought they'd ease up on this "should we cut the sketch and what great lesson can we learn THIS episode" crap after awhile, but it's getting worse. Especially when the major B-plot was D.L. Hughley taking Perry to a black club and being bitterly disappointed by a black comedian telling all the same old Black People aren't White People jokes, only to find a really unfunny comedian and hiring him because they see potential. I feel like Martin Sheen just made a great stride in racial unity because it's the same show.

I really wish I could say that I liked the weird way that Studio 60 takes itself as seriously as The West Wing with everyone on the show acting like their every decision is an earthshattering event, but I don't think I do. There's a strange car wreck fascination instead.