We’ll always toss the fantasy storylines to Emmett … says Cowlip. Bwaha, they totally put all regular cast names into a box wiht Dan or Ron going "Whoever I draw will be given the absurd storylines from now on!"
Seriously, why the hell does Brian have all that cutlery/dinner plates/wine glasses? I noes, rite? What's up with that? ...It's probably just there so the thieves have more to snag in 1x10.
Also, despite Brian’s upbringing, he also seemed to learn the country club set of manners. I wonder how this came about. Any thoughts? Yes, I have thoughts. I'd say, somewhere along the way he just had to acquaint himself with etiquette, although I think he caught up on these things randomly. Same with his general manners. Despite appearances, he knows when to keep his mouth shut (at least in professional context) and when he can afford to let his snarky self shine through. I doubt he would've gotten so far without any sense of balancing these things. ...I think I read a fic once that had Brian admitting to taking etiquette lessons, lol. Then again, that's probably even part of a business degree: "Business Etiquette" class, heh.)
So, time for Michael’s dinner. *facepalm* I have yet to watch this scene in whole. I simply can't stand it and my embarrassment and squirming always gets the best of me and I end up skipping. :(
He’s almost humble and small and turns into a little boy around his father despite the way he feels about him. Perfect description. I always feel so inadequate compared to you. Woe.
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Date: 2009-09-15 07:57 pm (UTC)We’ll always toss the fantasy storylines to Emmett … says Cowlip.
Bwaha, they totally put all regular cast names into a box wiht Dan or Ron going "Whoever I draw will be given the absurd storylines from now on!"
Seriously, why the hell does Brian have all that cutlery/dinner plates/wine glasses?
I noes, rite? What's up with that? ...It's probably just there so the thieves have more to snag in 1x10.
Also, despite Brian’s upbringing, he also seemed to learn the country club set of manners. I wonder how this came about. Any thoughts?
Yes, I have thoughts. I'd say, somewhere along the way he just had to acquaint himself with etiquette, although I think he caught up on these things randomly.
Same with his general manners. Despite appearances, he knows when to keep his mouth shut (at least in professional context) and when he can afford to let his snarky self shine through. I doubt he would've gotten so far without any sense of balancing these things.
...I think I read a fic once that had Brian admitting to taking etiquette lessons, lol. Then again, that's probably even part of a business degree: "Business Etiquette" class, heh.)
So, time for Michael’s dinner.
*facepalm* I have yet to watch this scene in whole. I simply can't stand it and my embarrassment and squirming always gets the best of me and I end up skipping. :(
He’s almost humble and small and turns into a little boy around his father despite the way he feels about him.
Perfect description. I always feel so inadequate compared to you. Woe.