OT: Awesome Line about Michigan / Ohio in Glee

If you ever again use a quote or plot line from Glee or any similar show as the basis for a thread I will campaign the mods so fucking hard to get you bolivian-ed. Regardless of the context, there's a point where certain boundaries, most especially during the season, should not be crossed. And you sir, have just crossed one of those boundaries. I'm sure it's a fine show, and I'm sure it was a humorous line, especially for U of M fans, but please keep this blog sacred by keeping politics, religion, RCMB/MLive type antics and Glee out of it.

This entire thread is spot on -- except for the fellows who are to ardent in their criticism of Glee. It's entirely plausible that the OP occasionally catches "glimpses" of this mysterious, albeit popular, woman-oriented show, and he happened to see a Michigan/Ohio reference when passing through the tv room to grab a beer. Entirely plausible. I suspect he even had a Milwaukee or a Rigid Sawsall in his hand as he paused between jobs, nodding proudly at his wife's feminine interest in a show about a group of misfit kids kicking out the showtunes on the big stage. All good!

The Jane Lynch ad was on the left of my screen and she had a big grin in the pic advertising some type of online college...she approves of this thread.

Basically Girl 1 says to Girl 2, "This is a lot different from what you're used to back in Iowa." Girl 2 responds, "I'm not from Iowa, I'm from Ohio." Girl 1 quips, "Oh...that's even worse." The conversation was something along those lines.

Only 16 points and even I know better than use the words "Glee" and "Awesome" together on this board.

Maybe some Kate to help put the MGoBlog universe back into  balance...

without watching it?  I think you can.

My wife watches Gossip Girl. I usually chill on the couch and blog during this time. Sometimes I go and make a sandwich. I ate 40 McNuggets on a dare one time. Did you guys hear Red Lobster All-You-Can-Eat Shrimp is back!?!???

I think... I mean, that sounds gay. I just want you to know this is, like, the first conversation of, like, three conversations that leads to you being gay. Like, there's this and then in a year it's like, "Oh, you know, I'm kinda gonna want to get back out there, but I think I like guys," and then there's the big, "Oh, I'm... I'm... I'm a gay guy now."

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Why in the f would you watch glee? I am assuming it is a choir show? Your wife is worried about you being a man. You may want to hire a private eye.

Glee can make fun of Ohio....but damned if that state has not produced some of the best players and coaches in Michigan football history...so have to give them props for that much.  Also I used to date a girl from Strongsville way back when and she put out nicely.  Here is Bo and Woody

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsLcBLqUCiE&feature=related

The real "giant turd" IMO is up in East Lansing.

I've seen probably 1 minute and 12 seconds of a Glee episode. I wanted to shoot myself in the face.

And to the OP...you do realize there were two football games on last night right? Pro and college. No excuses.

"Awesome line about Michigan and ohio in Glee " How can anything be awesome on that show? The commercials alone make me want to vomit..

Some posters protest too much, methinks.

There is a glee forum with a woman being judged for her husband watching football and her occasionally catching a play or two

Double on a glee thread. Ugh

...for what they did to Don't Stop Believin. It was an alright song before, and then they made a really shitty cover of it which eventually eclipsed the Journey version in popularity and seared itself into my brain, never to be dislodged or redeemed.

Also, the commercials for it are simply appalling.

Fart

It's about how you spend your precious time as a collection of (mostly) coherent molecules.  I avoid watch anything that features:

 - people who in no way resemble a normal group of people

 - people doing things that in no way are what people normally do

 - overt manipulation of the viewer's concept of what consititutes 'desireable'

 - people collected for purposes of artificial games or public humiliation

While I am a sucker for action movies (violates the first two groundrules),  overall, I'd have to say I'm pretty boring.  But, at least I retain my self-esteem.

 

I like Glee. So what of it? I am married and we enjoy watching the show. I was a former band and theater geek in high school. 

I have not watched this episode yet because I was recording it on my DVR while I was watching the Bears/Packers game. Woodson's comments after the game on Cutler were fricken hilarious. 

Next thing you know, someone will ask whether there'd been mass awareness of a certain avian variety.

 

are "Glee Live Blog" posts in MGoBlog future?