Here's an oldie but goodie.
At the 8:17 mark, Rob talks about a scene from
Twilight where the girl has a hormonal rush
Twilight where the girl has a hormonal rush
and then he gets a rush (and didn't we all?!).
Pretty sure he was talking about this:
And not this:
Happy Hump Day!
13 comments:
I watched the video...and yes, he was definately talking about that scene!!! It did, though, burn my ears to hear it...but then again, you know why!!!
Beautiful post, as always!!!!!
@Mrs. P - The one area we disagree on. I am a total Robsten lover. Sorry! Don't revoke my TwiBite card!!
Thinking of Rob's mouth doing ANYTHING is not conducive to accounting... I think I need to go home now and watch youtube all day. It's not that I'm necessarily anti-Robsten, but I'm more pro-RobSue (let's just pretend it could happen!)
TwiBite cards are never revoked...I shouldn't say that, who knows what could happen!
@TwiLove ---I am on the same page, I'm more of a RobMar lover (wow--that sounds like a candy bar!)
@All - My son called a little while ago to tell me he has mono. He's a senior at college. He has finals next week. His coach told him three weeks ago, he was the number one starting pitcher this year. He could be out up to three months. Either way, it will be a set back to him physically (and mentally). He has worked his whole life for this. He is SO sad. I am SO sad. Just had to share with my VL friends :(
Lisa
I am sooo sad for you, don't know what to say. ((hugs))
Oh man, Lisa...this is horrible. Does Mono really put you out of comission for that long? Maybe he'll get better faster than you think...and he'll be back on the pitcher's mound. Keep your head up...it'll be OK.
Wow... mono, huh? That's what they said Jacob had and look what happened to him. (I couldn't resist!) Seriously, I hope he's feeling lots better very soon. I know it's hard when your kids are sick, and I'm sure it's especially tough when it happens while they're away at school. Take care!
LOLOL Twilove1!!!!!!
@All - I'm finally home. It's been a long, craptastic day to say the least. The drive home in the "white out" conditions was exhausting. Talking to my son again and bawling like a baby (me, not him; THAT was helpful), gave me a headache. He actually ended up consoling me and saying, "I'm going to be fine, Mom." Have I told you ladies how very much I love my kids? TONS!
So what's a mom to do in a situation like this? Drink. That's what. (Mrs. P, I know you're pumping your fist in the air and proud of your super bloggy BFF right about now). I called my husband and broke the news to him about our son having mono and said I was going to join him on his regular Wednesday $1.50 beer night at the local tavern. I was the only girl bellied up to the bar at 4 pm, but the beer was cold, and my husband was thrilled that I was there. He's always asking me to stop down, and I always come up with some excuse not to.
Thanks to everyone for your concern and support. It means a lot. Truly.
@Z Any Mouse - Thanks for understanding. You know how important baseball is to my son, as we have discussed.
@Twilove1 - Thanks for making me laugh . . . out loud! Totally forgot the Jacob/mono connection. I needed that!
@Mrs. P - I think I've had enough beer to answer your TwiBite! questions properly. So I'm going to take a crack at them right after my husband gets done plowing our driveway (again) and we eat our frozen pizza :)
XXXOOO
Lisa
Way to go Lisa---get right back on track!!! Everything will be fine...things have a way of working themselves out.
Listen...feel free to drink heavily before answering my questions...I think it would only make the answers even funnier!!!!
@Mrs. P - Always good to know you're out there somewhere listening to me :)
Loved the vid
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