Showing posts with label Joey Tribiani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joey Tribiani. Show all posts
Sunday, March 17, 2013
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
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Ash Wednesday
So, Lent is upon us.
I happened to notice, on facebook, that every female friend who is outwardly making a Lenten sacrifice is sacrificing something with calories.
Hmm. I think this is cue for my annual comment about Joey Tribiani's "there's no such thing as a selfless good deed'.
I haven't given anything up for Lent. But mayhaps, if I were to give something up, I should probably give up being judgmental.
I happened to notice, on facebook, that every female friend who is outwardly making a Lenten sacrifice is sacrificing something with calories.
Hmm. I think this is cue for my annual comment about Joey Tribiani's "there's no such thing as a selfless good deed'.
I haven't given anything up for Lent. But mayhaps, if I were to give something up, I should probably give up being judgmental.
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