Dave (#646)
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Registration date: 6/7/2007
Number of posts: 6
Number of comments: 6

Dave enjoys the simple pleasures of day-old bagels, iPod pool, and internet reruns of "8 Out of 10 Cats." His most embarrassing moment in the past year was the time a girl caught him absent-mindedly humming "Don't Stop Believin'." Embarrassing no doubt, but on the whole he could be worse off.

Last 20 posts:

• Bullet Points: The 10 Best Burger Toppings at 01/16/2008 09:30
• How to Stop Your Girlfriend from Gaming at 01/08/2008 09:15
• Real Men Love "Death of a Ladies' Man" at 12/11/2007 08:30
• Real Men Love Simian Mobile Disco's "Attack Decay Sustain Release" at 12/04/2007 09:00
• Man Up Your Holiday Shopping at 11/28/2007 08:30
• Man Up Your Thanksgiving at 11/21/2007 08:45

Last 20 comments:

• On Four Internet Ad Personalities I Want to Punch in the Balls at 08/17/2007 11:27

  I really never want to see Georg Szalai's face ever again. Or another ad for "The Company" while we're on the subject of over-exposure on one particular website (Variety this time).

• On DV Expose: Why Our Parents Were Cooler Than We Are Now When They Were Our Age at 08/06/2007 14:01

  Good article. But if I had to choose between Apatow's wife Leslie Mann or any of Woody Allen's wives and well-known girlfriends, I'd probably go with Leslie Mann. It's not that she's the hottest woman around and it's not like Diane Keaton or Mia Farrow are dogs, but relatively speaking I think Apatow's wife wins that fight. He's still a nerd, but he's done pretty well for himself.

• On Real Men Love Grosse Pointe Blank at 07/31/2007 17:27

  Good call, montravont. Who knew?

• On DV EXPOSE: Internet Skepticism at 07/16/2007 16:16

  Then again, I see what you're saying. The context of a PowerAde commercial (assuming one knows it's a PowerAde commercial) should remove all credibility.

• On DV EXPOSE: Internet Skepticism at 07/16/2007 11:45

  This was a great article, but what's the difference between Number 1 and Number 5? Is it that the creators behind Number 1 intended for people to believe that that little girl's ghost could turn around while the PowerAde commercial was never intended for belief? If anything I would think they would be reversed since the first one is impossible (and poorly done) while the fifth is just extremely unlikely. The "Michel Gondry Solves a Rubik's Cube with his Feet" video might be a better example for #1.

• On DV Expose: Extreme Fanboyism at 07/09/2007 12:22

  I'm sorry, did you say that woman walked into the trial carrying a phaser? Why, pray tell, wasn't she arrested immediately?! Furthermore, there are Starfleet dress uniforms specifically intended for such occasions and she wore her standard, everyday work uniform? She's not exactly the officer she seems to think she is.