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eternalmusings and I watched Coraline and The Invention of Lying. I liked Coraline a lot more than I thought I would. And I thought it was really interesting that it was all done in stop-motion animation. The Invention of Lying was also good, though my main beef with it was that "no lying" does not mean "no filter". While I understand it was done for comedic effect, you can still have a filter and not say things without lying.
Tonight we went up to Wilmington and saw "Whose Live Anyway?" - the touring show with Greg Proops, Ryan Stiles, Chip Esten, and Jeff Davis. It was *HILARIOUS*. And they really are like they were on the show. Some of the games - Moving Parts, Sound Effects, Greatest Hits, and Duets. There was a lot of fun poked at Delaware (which I'm not completely surprised about - especially since Wilmington's pretty dead on Sundays).
eternalmusings and I watched Coraline and The Invention of Lying. I liked Coraline a lot more than I thought I would. And I thought it was really interesting that it was all done in stop-motion animation. The Invention of Lying was also good, though my main beef with it was that "no lying" does not mean "no filter". While I understand it was done for comedic effect, you can still have a filter and not say things without lying.Tonight we went up to Wilmington and saw "Whose Live Anyway?" - the touring show with Greg Proops, Ryan Stiles, Chip Esten, and Jeff Davis. It was *HILARIOUS*. And they really are like they were on the show. Some of the games - Moving Parts, Sound Effects, Greatest Hits, and Duets. There was a lot of fun poked at Delaware (which I'm not completely surprised about - especially since Wilmington's pretty dead on Sundays).
