#12451
Posted: 1/3/06 at 9:28pm
"Heh, BG. Don't get me wrong, the brown looked good on him and the shirt fit quite nicely, but I felt like that's something a 17-year-old boy in my grade would wear, not a mid 30s guy!"
Yeah, it's definitely a "young" style. The freaky thing is that between the hairstyle, the relatively clean-shaven look, and the clothes, Adam actually looked like he could have been a college or high school student (or at least someone who plays one on TV).
"To be fair, our English teacher fast forwarded through some of the parts he deemed too boring too watch, so... heh."
Heh, after my 8th grade English class read Romeo & Juliet, our teacher showed us the movie and held a manila folder in front of the TV during the love scene to shield our eyes from it. I was rather amused by that because I'm sure at least half the class had already done what was being depicted onscreen.
Yeah, it's definitely a "young" style. The freaky thing is that between the hairstyle, the relatively clean-shaven look, and the clothes, Adam actually looked like he could have been a college or high school student (or at least someone who plays one on TV).
"To be fair, our English teacher fast forwarded through some of the parts he deemed too boring too watch, so... heh."
Heh, after my 8th grade English class read Romeo & Juliet, our teacher showed us the movie and held a manila folder in front of the TV during the love scene to shield our eyes from it. I was rather amused by that because I'm sure at least half the class had already done what was being depicted onscreen.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
Updated On: 1/3/06 at 09:28 PM
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