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Sometimes he seems to be a sweet tender child and some other times it is as if he was the very incarnation of hell.
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And I think Rachel's "plan" also allowed us to hear her say aloud her version of "the flower" scene by Finn. Although she picked the petal off that said she loved him, we never heard her say her thoughts on this at all, and she went back to Brody. We really needed to hear her confirmation that she still saw herself married and living happily ever after with Finn.
This I very much agree with. We got Finn’s thoughts on their future but we never got Rachel’s - after the flower scene. We got both of their feelings in the beginning of season 4, when they were in NY together and then when Finn left to go back to Lima. Then we got Finn’s feelings on their future with the flower scene and when he punches Brody, but we got nothing definitive from Rachel. Of course we knew what she wanted for the future. So her speech in The Quarterback is very much what her ‘plan’ for their future was, as Finn had already said his.Â
Kevin Windham Retirement
Kevin Windham Retires From Moto, But Not Being Rad
Kevin Windham is retired. Don’t jump off a bridge. We can get through this. Remember that it is okay to cry; Robert DeNiro cried once. We are now moving into a new era of Supercross, one without Cajun flavor and ridiculous transfers that almost entirely defeat the purpose of having a race at all. Kevin Windham is putting a cap on 19 years of general bad assery that has all but secured moto's spot in the Ass Kicking Hall of Fame, and now Feld is left to fill a void in opening ceremonies that is essentially incapable of being filled. Good luck to whomever is tasked with entertaining the fans in the place of K-Dub, because you might as well be following Jesus in a Christian talent show. Just ridiculous. --Vurb Moto