Believe it or not, I honestly couldn't tell at first. I was equally attracted to both of them.
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14 comments:
Uh, that one right there.
Neither. The Blue Raja is never seen without his forks.
I just like the soul patch.
Which is the one one Phil Johnson likes?
i think i met one of you at Villa La Paz one night i cant remember which
Chris,,
There's clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right; here I am, stuck in the middle with . . . now, where were you again?
Paul,,
Deictic ambiguity . . . are you postmodern?
Rose,
Look under the hat. Forks aplenty.
Jonathan,
You should seriously consider growing one. My wife thinks its pretty hot. On second thought, don't grow one.
Marc,
The one not depicted here.
Scotty,
Sameer and I both have known slum life, but if you met a handsome Indian in Villa La Paz after 2001, it was probably Sameer.
Has anyone actually tried clicking the picture yet?
Hey, a talking picy!
The guy on the right, clearly - look at the glasses!
Which one likes to drink coffee at the Getty? That's the clue.
P.S. What in the world is the Raja saying in that video clip? All I can make out is..."There it is" at the end.
I can't understand it. I even reversed it and listened to it backwards. It's not backwards. Anyway, you're the one in the cap.
Um... the one in blue.
Thanks Sameer - In a millennium I would never have figured that line out.
BTW - my coffee post was in reference to the now VERY famous chapel comment..."My favorite memory from TMS was drinking coffee at the Getty with Sameer."
Remember that?
Sameer -
Not sure who the guy was. I think his name was Brian. I was only a newbie at TMS when the grads were giving testimonies and one guy (sort of avant guard looking (as in not normal TMS attire), dark square glasses, short hair - I think he had a gotee)
made that comment.
I was sitting behind Mayhue when he said that. I swear I saw the hairs on his DM's neck stand on end and I heard his pulse race when he said it.
It was not the normal fare for TMS grad testimonies.
Funny thing is, he makes the comment and all I can remember is your name in the equation. LOL! Talk about taking the rap. ;o)
Any of that ring a bell?
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