Top Chef - short but sweet.

[foxmonkey]

Cut-tagging 'cause I'm down like that.

Thank you, Jesus, that slacker Michael has finally been eliminated. His voice aggravates the hell out of me and he never seemed like he really *wanted* to win, it all seemed like a big ol' joke to him. He drove me insane. Why the hell didn't he say, hey, we have 75 bucks now, we can get wine after all! But he gave it his usual slacker attitude. He got the stuff on the list and that's all he truly cared about. What a friggin' IDIOT. Clear the cobwebs outta your brain, numbnuts, and try thinking sometime. "Too bad, so sad." What the hell? I'm so, so glad that came back to bite his stupid ass.

On the other hand, I'm bigtime in lurve with Sam and want him to win. I picked Harold last season and he won, so now I'm going to turn my winner-picking mojo Sam's way. ::sends mojo lurve waves to Sam::

And what was Cliff's deal? "I want to work the front of the house." Doofus. Shut up. SHUT UP! I thought he was a strong contender at one point, but I'm beginning to wonder. I want to smack him.

Comments

[powrhug.livejournal.com]

To each his own, I liked Michael! =)

Not to overdo sticking up for him, but if they'd bought wine with the $75 he had leftover, they wouldn't have had the money for wine glasses to serve it in, I don't think?

[foxmonkey.livejournal.com]

Not to overdo sticking up for him, but if they'd bought wine with the $75 he had leftover, they wouldn't have had the money for wine glasses to serve it in, I don't think?

I thought about that too, at first. :-) BUT. They could have made do with water glasses, in true rustic Italian fashion. It would have been a nice family-style touch!