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我老人家开始去健身房了,主要动力一来是肉松,二来么,就是这次感冒两个星期了都没有好利索。今天我就去了,踩楼梯机40分钟,下来腿软,去练器械,真是不练不知道,原来我的力气那么的小,5磅重的一片,练三头肌的那个机器上咬牙切齿的只做得动30下,白白自我感觉挺有劲儿的了。
运动感想:1,每天站到磅秤上称一称分量,没有变化,怪不得各式各样的保证头一个星期减重n磅的减肥食谱那么流行。2,去运动完了,发现我老人家前一阵子莫名郁闷都不郁闷了。嘻嘻,真是治疗抑郁症的好方法啊。
红指甲
我第一次看见这个人,没有看见他的脸,看见的是他的指甲。殷红殷红的,十分抢眼。我大骇,这种颜色,女孩子涂得都少见,何况他一个大男人。这个人么,个子满高大的,戴黑猫紫黑墨镜,穿黑色长大衣,站在车门附近,相当的挡路。我跟那儿努力的看,发现他耳朵上有若干耳环,别的啥都看不见了。然后他跟我一个站下,我就想绕过去看看他长什么样儿。结果这人还走得飞快,我还追不上。
今天我倒车,大步流星往下一个站台赶的时候,被这个人超过去了。还是没看清楚他的长相,但是发现原来他穿那种亮闪闪的银色裤子,裤脚半拖地,为纽约市容作贡献。电光火石之间,我瞥见他手腕上有个黑色的蜘蛛刺青。结果这个人居然给我倒同一趟火车,大步流星地走到站台顶头儿,也不给我个仔细观察的机会。
觉得这人挺有意思的,不知道是干嘛的-----我粗粗一猜觉得是摇滚唱片店的雇员,好奇。
annie hall
最近终于看了这个十分有名气的电影,理智上觉得挺好笑的,但是不论如何不爱看乌迪埃伦这个小老头儿跟那儿絮絮叨叨的讲话,话还特别的多,人还特别的敏感,事情都是p大点儿,没完没了,没完没了的在说话。
看到后来,实在不耐烦,到网上去玩游戏,开疆僻壤裂土封侯去了,分一只耳朵听着故事,听到最后annie终于没跟他在一起,长吁一口气。
最后觉得乌迪埃伦真是属于acquired taste。
我老人家开始去健身房了,主要动力一来是肉松,二来么,就是这次感冒两个星期了都没有好利索。今天我就去了,踩楼梯机40分钟,下来腿软,去练器械,真是不练不知道,原来我的力气那么的小,5磅重的一片,练三头肌的那个机器上咬牙切齿的只做得动30下,白白自我感觉挺有劲儿的了。
运动感想:1,每天站到磅秤上称一称分量,没有变化,怪不得各式各样的保证头一个星期减重n磅的减肥食谱那么流行。2,去运动完了,发现我老人家前一阵子莫名郁闷都不郁闷了。嘻嘻,真是治疗抑郁症的好方法啊。
红指甲
我第一次看见这个人,没有看见他的脸,看见的是他的指甲。殷红殷红的,十分抢眼。我大骇,这种颜色,女孩子涂得都少见,何况他一个大男人。这个人么,个子满高大的,戴黑猫紫黑墨镜,穿黑色长大衣,站在车门附近,相当的挡路。我跟那儿努力的看,发现他耳朵上有若干耳环,别的啥都看不见了。然后他跟我一个站下,我就想绕过去看看他长什么样儿。结果这人还走得飞快,我还追不上。
今天我倒车,大步流星往下一个站台赶的时候,被这个人超过去了。还是没看清楚他的长相,但是发现原来他穿那种亮闪闪的银色裤子,裤脚半拖地,为纽约市容作贡献。电光火石之间,我瞥见他手腕上有个黑色的蜘蛛刺青。结果这个人居然给我倒同一趟火车,大步流星地走到站台顶头儿,也不给我个仔细观察的机会。
觉得这人挺有意思的,不知道是干嘛的-----我粗粗一猜觉得是摇滚唱片店的雇员,好奇。
annie hall
最近终于看了这个十分有名气的电影,理智上觉得挺好笑的,但是不论如何不爱看乌迪埃伦这个小老头儿跟那儿絮絮叨叨的讲话,话还特别的多,人还特别的敏感,事情都是p大点儿,没完没了,没完没了的在说话。
看到后来,实在不耐烦,到网上去玩游戏,开疆僻壤裂土封侯去了,分一只耳朵听着故事,听到最后annie终于没跟他在一起,长吁一口气。
最后觉得乌迪埃伦真是属于acquired taste。
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I just don't feel I could fit in in kickboxing or boxing class (cardio kickboxing is slightly better). People there seem to have so much anger inside. Especially the guys..you know..they make "si si " or "hei hei" noise all the times, throw the punches with real anger in their eyes while all they stare at is their own image in the mirror. Kind of bothers me.
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I don't think it has anything to do with being New Yorker. Woody Allen's jokes are a bit more cerebral, like the joke on Wagner, you sorta have to know that Wagner is anti-semitic and would most likely lend a caricatural support to the Thrid-Reich had he lived long enough to see it, so that's how it ties in with invading Poland. Nobody else has ever cracked a joke like that, so it's fresh!
Besides, just like some people like Ben Stiler (normal guy trapped in extreme circumstances), others like Adam Sandler (retards bumbling in the real world), and then there are the American Pie fanatics. Comedy tickles us in different ways. That's all.
Besides, just like some people like Ben Stiler (normal guy trapped in extreme circumstances), others like Adam Sandler (retards bumbling in the real world), and then there are the American Pie fanatics. Comedy tickles us in different ways. That's all.

Same here!Jun wrote:And what has me rolling on the floor is Fawlty Tower. I can watch the same episode for five times and still laugh uncontrollably.
My favourite episode is "The Germans", that line "You started it, you invaded Poland!" is just classic, and the careful build-up of hysteria is supremely clever.
Even the Germans found Fawlty Towers funny. Once towards end of a meeting a German guy actually quoted: "I know nothing..." in a mimicking Spanish accent, to which I immediately answered: Are you from Barcelona by any chance?

woody allen's books are so funny that i can't help but wonder what else he could've excelled at if he weren't in the film business. but i haven't watched that many movies by him for some reason.
jun, now you got me interested--what's fawlty tower?
jun, now you got me interested--what's fawlty tower?
Now that happy moment between the time the lie is told and when it is found out.
'Fawlty Towers' is the funniest TV series I've seen, statistically it has the most laughs per minute of any British sitcom.
A link for you: http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/artic ... 2600.shtml
A link for you: http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/artic ... 2600.shtml