FYI on Rach and Ry

Friday, June 11, 2010

I have never seen this movie, and neither has Ryan, but we stumbled across this clip on YouTube, and we've been laughing about it ever since.

"How about love? Luuuuvv? Love?"

It reminds me of a certain favorite janitor.

Will Farrell and warm weather make me happy. So does eating onion rings on the pier--which is where Ryan and I are heading at this moment.

I think there is kareoke at the pier on Friday nights--should I give them something to talk about?

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Retro PlantsJune 11, 2010 at 7:32 PM
you two are the COOLEST!!!
Will Farrell is pretty darn cool too. . . have you ever seen the three year old landlord videos that Will Farrell is in?
OK. . . they are a bit vulgar. . . but they are FUNNY!

man!
the pier sounds fun. . . we will be watching "Scooby Doo". . . again! ha ha ha! ;)
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Sarah McKJune 12, 2010 at 12:42 AM
Work it girl!!!
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