Showing posts with label Chandler Bing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chandler Bing. Show all posts
Sunday, March 18, 2012
This Was Great, We Should Do This Again Sometime!
So maybe I've been watching a little too much Friends on Nick at Nite....
So, there's the episode where Chandler goes on a date with a woman he ends up not being interest in (Rachel's boss). At the end of said date, he says 'This was great, I'll give you a call, we should do this again sometime.' And then, of course, he never calls.
Recently, I went out with a guy. Towards the end, he brought up that he was having a great time, he would like to hang out again. As we walked out, he mentioned a restaurant we'd both spoken about earlier in the evening - we should go there together sometime soon. We went our separate ways (just a friendly goodbye hug - no one night stand, if your mind is going there ;-) ).
Drumroll, please.
As you might expect, he never called.
I can also think of a time I ran into a coworker with which I was acquaintances. We chatted briefly and he brought up that we should totally get together and catch up for lunch or a happy hour. Sure, I'd be up for it. Then as we parted ways, he, again, said we should totally hang out. Sure, drop me a line. He has my phone number, email, and facebook. This was three months ago - no word on the matter. There had also been times when we'd worked together and we'd spoken of having lunch or going for coffee and it never happened.
One could very easily say I'm reading way too much into this - it simply slipped his mind, he got busy, he's just bad about making plans, etc. I would even say this, however, he and I have another mutual friend who mentioned him and cited the exact same annoyance - he brings up 'we should hang out' and he doesn't follow through and is flaky when my other friend reaches out and tries to initiate. This other mutual friend even cited the exact same Friends episode as a reference to him.
My other mutual friend said 'I don't get 'Joe's' deal - it's fine if he doesn't want to be friends with me or hang out, but why does he then bring it up? I can't really tell if he actually likes me or not.'
Your thoughts? Why do some people talk about making plans and hanging out when they have no intention or desire? I could see smiling and nodding and going along with it if the other person brought it up, but why suggest it when one has no intention? Anyone else deal with these kind of people? I can honestly say I certainly didn't mind that said guy never called me and, although I like said former coworker, it certainly isn't a big deal to me that we never got together. However, a small part of me ends up feeling annoyed that these people are liars (or something like that). Your thoughts?
So, there's the episode where Chandler goes on a date with a woman he ends up not being interest in (Rachel's boss). At the end of said date, he says 'This was great, I'll give you a call, we should do this again sometime.' And then, of course, he never calls.
Recently, I went out with a guy. Towards the end, he brought up that he was having a great time, he would like to hang out again. As we walked out, he mentioned a restaurant we'd both spoken about earlier in the evening - we should go there together sometime soon. We went our separate ways (just a friendly goodbye hug - no one night stand, if your mind is going there ;-) ).
Drumroll, please.
As you might expect, he never called.
I can also think of a time I ran into a coworker with which I was acquaintances. We chatted briefly and he brought up that we should totally get together and catch up for lunch or a happy hour. Sure, I'd be up for it. Then as we parted ways, he, again, said we should totally hang out. Sure, drop me a line. He has my phone number, email, and facebook. This was three months ago - no word on the matter. There had also been times when we'd worked together and we'd spoken of having lunch or going for coffee and it never happened.
One could very easily say I'm reading way too much into this - it simply slipped his mind, he got busy, he's just bad about making plans, etc. I would even say this, however, he and I have another mutual friend who mentioned him and cited the exact same annoyance - he brings up 'we should hang out' and he doesn't follow through and is flaky when my other friend reaches out and tries to initiate. This other mutual friend even cited the exact same Friends episode as a reference to him.
My other mutual friend said 'I don't get 'Joe's' deal - it's fine if he doesn't want to be friends with me or hang out, but why does he then bring it up? I can't really tell if he actually likes me or not.'
Your thoughts? Why do some people talk about making plans and hanging out when they have no intention or desire? I could see smiling and nodding and going along with it if the other person brought it up, but why suggest it when one has no intention? Anyone else deal with these kind of people? I can honestly say I certainly didn't mind that said guy never called me and, although I like said former coworker, it certainly isn't a big deal to me that we never got together. However, a small part of me ends up feeling annoyed that these people are liars (or something like that). Your thoughts?
Labels:
Annoyances,
Chandler Bing,
Dating and Relationships,
Friends,
Friendship,
Questions,
Rachel Green,
Television
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Plan B?
So, this past week - Friends has been on Nick at Nite (way to make me feel old, Nickelodeon). Editor's sidenote: back in my heyday, when I LOVED Nickelodeon, I used to hate when all the good shows (Salute Your Shorts, Double Dare, etc etc.) were not on and 'Nick at Nite' came on because it was a bunch of 'old shows' that I'd never heard of. Le sigh. Anyhow. Tangent.
I have loved the friends reruns being on. A favorite moment came up - when Chandler is dating Janis and Joey hates her. Joey wants to know what they should all do about it.
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JOEY: Their not breaking up. Chandler and Janice. Their not breaking up. He didn't blink or anything.
RACHEL: Well, you know I'm not surprised. I mean have you seen them together, they're really cute.
JOEY: Cute! This is Janice! You remember Janice?
RACHEL: Yes, Joey, I remember, she's annoying, but you know what she's-she's his girlfriend now. I mean what can we do?
JOEY: There you go! That's the spirit I'm looking for! What can we do? Huh? All right who's first? Huh? Ross?
ROSS: Well I'm thinking that Chandler's our friend and Janice makes him happy, so I say we just all be adult about it and accept her.
JOEY: Yeah, we'll call that Plan B. All right?
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What can one do one when's friend dates someone he or she doesn't like? Joey Tribbiani wants to know!
Labels:
Chandler Bing,
Friends,
Joey Tribiani,
Nickelodeon,
Rachel Green,
Ross Gellar
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Wine and Deep Thoughts
So there's a lovely little wine store in Lakeview that I frequent. It has nice quality products, a good selection, cute tchotchkes, and decent prices.
However, I have a certain gripe about them. The staff. They are TOO nice. Too much. Too over the top. They try TOO hard.
Really? You ask. How so? They repeatedly excessively use your name when talking to you.
Now, don't get me wrong - I know this is a 'how to win friends and influence people' technique. Literally, I believe it's from that book. And sure, it makes me feel special and important that someone noted my name. However, there's a fine line between nice and 'too much'.
How do I know said line was crossed?
Well, I'll tell you. One time, when I was there, approximately halfway through my visit - the person waiting on me switched to "Julie". I decided against correcting him because a) who cares? I'd be out of there in 5-10 minutes and 2) I figured it would only evoke an equally over the top apology which I didn't have the energy to listen to.
However, I decided to take count - he then proceeded to call me Julie 8 times! It reached a point where I was thinking of changing horses and correcting him, but, well, cue for the Friends reference of Chandler Bing getting called 'Toby' - why had I let it go on thus far?
Anyhow. I am curious - from this tidbit alone, does anyone know where I'm talking about? Can anyone immediately identify 'the lakeview wine store where they overuse your name'?
Labels:
Chandler Bing,
Fine Line,
Friends,
Lakeview,
Name Use,
Toby,
Wine,
Wine Stores
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Killing Time on Wikipedia

To further align myself with Chandler Bing...taken directly from Wikipedia....
Chandler's birthday is most likely in early April. In the episode where a month-early surprise party for Rachel is thrown, Rachel says that Chandler's birthday is before hers. Therefore, his birthday would have had to be after or on Rachel's party day (April 8) and before Rachel's birthday (May 5). In "The One with Unagi", an episode that takes place on February 24, Monica says that Chandler's birthday is in a month and a half. A month and a half from February 24 is early April.
Yet something else we have in common...I KNEW he was an Aries!!
Friday, April 17, 2009
Just Wondering?


So, there's some movie coming out (forgot the name) in which Zac Efron plays a young Matthew Perry (well, his character). Now, no offense to anyone, for I like Matthew Perry and do think he is a good-looking guy overall, but do we find this believable? I, for one, find this a bit of a stretch.
Secondly, while we're on the subject....would you date Chandler Bing? (Not Matthew Perry, Chandler Bing.) I wouldn't. Not because of anything to do with his looks. He's 'the funny one'. I'm the funny one. At least in my mind. And I like to keep the illusion as such. Anyhow.
Labels:
Chandler Bing,
Friends,
Matthew Perry,
Movies,
Zac Efron
Saturday, February 21, 2009
My Latest Interest....

So, until recently, I've never been into listening to whole CDs. Back in hs, I would buy CDs and very rarely listen to the whole thing - only once in a while. It was more that I would put it on to listen to a certain song, then change it to another cd with a certain song. I really would have loved an ipod/itunes back then. Then, in college, I would make CDs of various songs ('I made you a mix tape'). Now, I have an ipod/itunes.
However, somehow, my latest interest (aside from blogging), has become listening to whole CDs. It kind of started with Taylor Swift, but it's really expanded. I looked up artists that I really liked a song from, then downloaded the whole CD. Now I understand the whole 'really good album' concept - I thought it meant moreso that someone ended up having a lot of singles from an album. Anyhow.
Any 'good album' recommendations? Anyone else out there like me, in this respect?
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Say What You Will

"I love Jacques Cousteau!"
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Follow Up to a Previous REALLY OLD Post/Copying Emily AGAIN
There was a question about which Friends character I am....


There you go!
"Hi, I'm Chandler. Could I BE wearing any more clothes?"
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