Music Video Mathmatix.

The set from The Lakehouse. And Pride & Prejudice. And Dawson's Creek. And The Notebook.

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Out of place piano.

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Using the sky as a metaphor for YOUR LOVE.

(See also: Emily Osment's new video. Oh, and everything ever.)

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Miley's new teen love ballad.

Note: Don't watch this whole video. I'm almost positive it's just the first 20 seconds on a loop. While watching some entertainment news show tonight, I learned that the music video is helping promote her new movie (of the same plot). And, not ten seconds after I thought, "Wow, this looks like a Nicholas Sparks novel," it was revealed to be based on a Nicholas Sparks novel. Ten bucks says he teaches her how to drive stick shift.

facebook bumper sticker hall of fame, revisited.

Cookie Monster = Not green.  Facebook bumper sticker fail.

This, I can appreciate.  Although it makes me feel slightly old and out of touch, as I learned my Spanish from Sesame Street.  I can count from one to ten.

Let's take a little life advice from Taylor Swift on this one, shall we?  "Oh, and it rains in your bedroom, everything is wrong.  It rains when you're here and it rains when you're gone.  'Cause I was there when you said FOREVER AND ALWAYS.  You didn't mean it, baby."

And speaking of random Taylor Swift cameos, I'll say it ... I respect this kid.  I had no idea who he was until yesterday, when my sister was telling me a story about the guy who plays Miley's (not Hannah's, Miley's) love interest in the Hannah Montana movie.  Apparently he was getting interviewed on the radio, and the interviewer called him out on starring in some movie with the word pee in the title, and instead of being all, "Yeah, I had to climb my way to the top, the top being starring in a movie where the most-hyped scene is a shoe department fight with Tyra," he said, completely sincerely, something along the lines of, "Yeah, that was a solid film.  I'm really proud to have been a part of it."  On a slightly related note, my sister is 26 and is the only person I know who's willing to go see the Hannah Montana movie with me.

"I never fully understood that expression, but no, I am not 'shitting you.' "

Real bumper sticker art imitates real bumper sticker hall of fame mockery, a la me.

I spent a good couple minutes staring at this bumper sticker, asking myself, "Why is that chapeau-clad man carrying a cane?"  Followed by, "Why is that stick figure sporting a chapeau?"

SAPPY FACEBOOK BUMPER STICKERS, STOP TRYING TO WIN ME OVER WITH YOUR CHUCK TAYLOR THEMED ADORABILITY.