I’m not sure someone could beat this version of Texas unless they were intentionally doing it wrong.
This was Rachel’s Texas – she’s the girl at the gym with the pretty smile.
She accused me of trying to make her feel stupid, but I think her open border there at the bottom is actually some subtle social commentary about illegal immigration.
That’s not stupidity; that’s social commentary via art. That takes smarts.
And yes, this drawing is right-side up – she’s the first person I’ve seen put the right angle portion on the bottom like that.
Anyway, let’s talk about what a bad person I am. I watched the first quarter of Cavs-Blazers, and turned it off. Congrats on the win – I’m disloyal and a non-believer.
Truth be told, I was just too wired after watching Lost to concentrate on it. This is by far one of the greatest shows of all time, and the way it makes itself feel like a completely new program every single season is amazing.
I’m not going to get into it in this post – if you want to discuss in the popular new commenting system, go ahead. I’m just trying to wrap my brain around it all still.
I love this time-jumping thing – it’s a really clever (Becky!) way to show us the secrets of stuff like the pirate ship and the four-toed foot without taking a break from the narrative. And agitated Sawyer is the best Sawyer there is.
My one, solitary problem – I think the end of the show is way too obvious at this point.
