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I fix to say how J.C. got put on our orb (Mat 1:18-25).
Six Words on Overthinking It
Look what Salon decided to do!
Sum up your life in six words Since we at Overthinking It have been doing this before Salon, but after the New York Times, let’s show them! Contributors, readers: give us your six-word life! In six words!
Oscar Week: There Will Be Spoilers
Finally, presumptive Oscar® winner There Will Be Blood. Belinkie Cobbling is apparently amazing acting training. Also, there will be mustache wax. Best bowling alley scene since Lebowski. Damn right, it’s better than yours. Stokes There Will Be Blood. No, really. … Continued
Oscar Week: Call It
Oscar® week. *grunt* Six Words. *grunt* It’s a beautiful landscape, but it’s No Country for Old Men. Belinkie FYI: He does mind riding bitch. Moral: Never bring wounded men water. Honestly, who uses the word “caliche?” This Oscar is really … Continued
Oscar Week: Nobody Saw This Post
Oscar® week continues at Overthinking It with still more six word summaries of Best Picture nominees. I tried to tell the guys to write even if they don’t know what the hell they’re talking about, but a couple of them … Continued
Oscar Week (Or Is It?): Unreliable Narrator Edition
Oscar® week continues at Overthinking It with more six word summaries of Best Picture nominees. We start today with Atonement. Belinkie Chick flick that men can tolerate. Wait, there were non-Americans in WWII? Prepare for the original Gossip Girl. It … Continued
Oscar Week: Honest To Blog
It’s Oscar® week, and we here at Overthinking It are celebrating with more six word summaries, this time of the Best Picture nominees. We start today with Juno. Stokes Cera and Bateman together again? Awesome! Sheely Teen Pregnancy? I like … Continued
Six Words or Less
The authors of Freakonomics posted on their NY Times Blog an invitation for readers to submit a six word motto for the US. Being industrious, the crew of Overthinking It individually submitted some suggestions, which were denied (!) by whoever … Continued