Kevin thinks, “Wait guys, Toy Story is all about toys that come to life when people aren’t looking. Kevin has a revelation – by far, one of my favorite moments of this episode. Michael blames Toby, who points out that it looks like something Michael would do. A very angry Holly comes into the room and asks everyone about who defaced her Woody doll. Money problems, is that what this is about?” So, all in all, it looks like Phyllis isn’t the biggest fan of Pam’s present either. The first thing that comes out of Phyllis’s mouth, “So, you went homemade this year.
I (along with Erin) don’t see the big deal anymore.Īfter failing to impress Ryan with her comic book for Jim, Pam shows it to Phyllis. Sometimes, I wonder why Michael goes through such great lengths (making up a fake girlfriend) to win Holly back.
Say what? She left me, Dwight, Jim and tons of viewers quite confused. She remembers how they were such good friends the last time she was there. Regardless, Holly yells at Jim because she is troubled by the fighting. I don’t know about everyone else, but I’m actually worried for Jim’s safety. He’s so sinister and evil that even I’m worried about what he might do next. You know what would have happened? The shards of glass would have shaved her face right off, and yes, it might have been funny, but also, it would have been incredibly tragic.”ĭwight, in fact, wants to sue Jim for “acute psychological distress.” When Jim tries to throw it back at Dwight, Dwight retorts, “with snowballs Jim, fluffly little snowballs? I though we were just playing.” All I can say is, Dwight is good. Michael shares his own input, and points out the following possible scenario: “What if Meredith was taking her smoking break below that window. This results in a peer mediation counseling session with Jim, Dwight, Holly and Michael. Yup, the snowball fight continues for these two. The second part of the episode begins with everyone, shivering in the cold, after Jim accidently broke the window while throwing a snowball at Dwight. #ledzeppelin #humansofbombay #humansofindia #tshirt #ledzeppelinmerch #ledzeppelintshirstairt #humansofkerala #humansofkolkata #storytelling. I did something soon after which I used to do quite often back then, I went and got the entire discography of that "devil like sounding band" and did what I later came to know as what's called a "Zeppathon". I realised I had found the right expression of strength and anger laced in great poetry. The scream is something that a carnatic music lover in me used to hate about the music of the west but when Plant did it, it sounded strangely musical. The scene in School of Rock, where Jack Black does the opening scream of Immigrant song and makes a face while doing it, left so much of an impression on me. I think it was just good timing that "School of Rock" happened to me and through that, I was about to find the sounds that spoke to me.
Am dead inside the office movie#
I went through the usual route of Akon, Eminem, Backstreet, Westlife and movie wise also I was moving from the usual blockbusters to the story-centric Hollywood movies. I only have my more experimental friends to thank for expanding my musical horizons. This was important because the only access to listen to English music organically before that for a kid who grew up in Kerala was WWE wrestler intros. This was also the time when MP3 players became a common sight. That took me to rap and English movies and rejection of everything that I was used to till then. Then came the late teens and with it a lot of anger which is characteristic of the age. So no, Led Zeppelin or even classic rock did not come naturally to me. This love for the Indian music also came with a disdain towards anything from the west. I learnt carnatic vocals and traditional Kerala percussion for 10+ years and had started performing for an audience at a fairly young age. In conversation with the OG storyteller someone who was born into an orthodox Tam Brahm Family, music meant South Indian Classical and because my Amma was a film music buff and could identify old Malayalam music even from the intro, I had a fairly good exposure to South Indian film music too.
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