The Great's more the April Ludgate and OFMD's more Andy Dwyer.
This is a perfect descriptor. I did say to Julie that watching The Great made me miss OFMD's general optimism about life and love.
The thought I had about the finance bro was that he was meant to be a comparison point to Doug: he seemed more "successful" than Doug, but it was built on appearance, not substance, which appealed to Doug's ex-girlfriend. And while I love listening to Queen songs as a rule... it maybe didn't always. It was at its best when Doug and Holly were all giggly after the pub quiz. And yes yes yes to David Fane, whose beard was 98% pepper and 2% salt! SO KEWT!
Wally High Pockets listened to half your advice today by digging his raccoon hand into my hair to ask for breakfast. He feels like this is an acceptable compromise.
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This is a perfect descriptor. I did say to Julie that watching The Great made me miss OFMD's general optimism about life and love.
The thought I had about the finance bro was that he was meant to be a comparison point to Doug: he seemed more "successful" than Doug, but it was built on appearance, not substance, which appealed to Doug's ex-girlfriend. And while I love listening to Queen songs as a rule... it maybe didn't always. It was at its best when Doug and Holly were all giggly after the pub quiz. And yes yes yes to David Fane, whose beard was 98% pepper and 2% salt! SO KEWT!
Wally High Pockets listened to half your advice today by digging his raccoon hand into my hair to ask for breakfast. He feels like this is an acceptable compromise.