2004-05-06
7:02 p.m.
This is pretty silly:In many ways, it was the exact opposite of a reality show�Six young, single friends living in New York City...But was anybody really like these friends? In spirit, maybe yes. In reality, probably not. They lived mostly in two spacious two-bedroom apartments in Manhattan right across the hall from each other, with no obvious means of financial support. They hung out at a coffee shop called Central Perk all day long. While real life in the dot-com '90s meant many people were losing their jobs, for these Friends life was carefree, centered on foosball, dating and meatball sandwiches. And friendship.
-Ann Oldenburg, last episode of Friends, USA Today May 6th, 2004 All this psychoanalyzing of the last episode of Friends. I'm so sure! Everyone knows the show is unrealistic and the writing has gotten bad, who cares, I want to know if Ross and Rachel end up together and deep down the pretentious critics do too. And then there�s George W. saying that the soldiers who were abusing the prisoners "don�t reflect the morals and values of the American people." Come on, it�s war. All�s fair. He�s the one who declared the war in the first place which means he hoped we�d kill as many of them as we could; so killing�s okay and being mean to them isn�t? Can�t stand him and his dumb logic. Yesterday I saw a guy on the sidewalk picking up a bunch of hypodermic needles he�d dropped and putting them back into a paper bag. Intriguing.
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