This is the point of DVDs with extra features.
If you're amused by 2 females insulting each other and you think the more the better — when you think they can't go on any longer, they've only just begun — then this should be your thing.
November 30, 2011
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"You look like an old mop."
Given as the best insult ever on that link. I also thought Carlin's "You drive like old people screw" was the best evah.
Will Ferrell and John C. Riley do it better.
"2 females insulting each other ... when you think they can't go on any longer, they've only just begun — then this should be your thing."
No thanks, I've seen enough Jay/Ritmo comment threads.
Actually, Christina Applegate and Ferrell do it better.
"You are a smelly pirate hooker" beats them all . . .
I enjoyed BRIDESMAIDS but it was in serious need of editing...it tried to pack in too much and scenes went on too long.
It was too repetitive and not creative enough to be entertaining.
Nobody can beat Saki, "Mrs Arbuthnot? You mean that woman with the nasturtium-colored hair and barmaid manner?".
If you're amused by 2 females insulting each other and you think the more the better
then Bloggingheads would still be around.
Scott M said...
"You look like an old mop."
Given as the best insult ever on that link. I also thought Carlin's "You drive like old people screw" was the best evah.
That's what I say about asians:
"You walk like you drive. BADLY!!!"
I have to say that I really liked Bridesmaids a lot. I didn't think I would. It was really well acted and it was quite funny.
I'd say You smell like an old mop would be a better insult.
That was a pretty boring argument.
I have to say that I really liked Bridesmaids a lot. I didn't think I would. It was really well acted and it was quite funny.
I hadn’t planned on ever seeing it but after that clip, I may have to reconsider.
Maybe that would be more interesting if I'd just watched the movie and cared about the characters involved.
I got about as far as "you carry a beeper..."
The young girl has all the best of it - which is too close to real life for pure enjoyment.
That is not just some young girl.
That's Peter Frampton's daughter.
I have a feeling this was an improv that was intended to get cut down to the best 30-45 seconds. I remember a scene like this in the movie, but it's much shorter. The clip out of context makes it seem like it was originally meant to be this long in the movie.
Ah, I was right, here's the actual scene in the movie (bad quality video though).
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