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The Ultimate Showdown: Barney Vs. Hip Hop Harry
Yep, it's the battle you've all been waiting for. They sing, they dance and they're annoying as hell, but who's the lesser of the two ills: Barney, the bounce happy "dinosaur sensation," or Hip Hop Harry, the blingest bear on the block? Barney's got a die-hard following, while Harry's got some funky fresh moves.
If Barney Had A Girlfriend...
...She'd be a two-eyed, sassy posing, furry purple people eater.
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Puppy Love Or Fatal Attraction?
The President's dog, Barney, is one hot dog. So it comes as no surprise that he has an admirer out there- a not so secret admirer. To sniff her way into his heart, she's vowed to go the distance and bark up every tree along the journey if she must.
Do You Like to Double Date?
Last night's How I Met Your Mother was all about double dates and the couples who love them — and the couples who hate them.
In the episode, married couple Marshall and Lilly get so excited that their friends Barney and Robin are together because finally have another couple in their group of friends.
Unfortunately, Marshall and Lilly's previous attempts at double dating haven't gone too well.
Have You Ever Dated the Same Person as Your Friend?
Last night on How I Met Your Mother, we saw the rare benefits that can come from dating a friend's ex. On the episode, Barney (played by Neil Patrick Harris) looks to his best friend Ted for tips on how to date his new girlfriend Robin. If you don't follow the show, I'll fill you in.
Rent-a-Friend Business Booming in Japan
One of my favorite episodes of How I Met Your Mother involves Barney and his hired "family." The eternal playboy (played by Neil Patrick Harris) wants his mother to think he has settled down, so he pays actors to play his wife and son, concocts an elaborate backstory with details including his son's "catch phrase," and plays along for years every time he visits his mother with his fake family in tow.
Well apparently, Japan has turned this sitcom plot into a reality.
Being Dumped: You May Want Him More — But Like Him Less
The Rolling Stones may have understood that you can't always get what you want — but it took a group of market researchers (who perhaps understand human desire better than Lacanian psychoanalysts?) to demonstrate that you don't always like what you want.
Although you may pine after and begin chasing someone who dumped you, a new study from the Stanford School of Business shows, you may not like him or her or lose interest once you get them back again.
“For many people, wanting and liking are two separate things that can become contradictory," according to researcher Baba Shiv, professor of marketing at SGSB.
Should Gay Public Figures Be Forced to Come Out?
The documentary Outrage premieres this week at the Tribeca Film Festival. The premise: a former Clinton White House aide outs closeted gay politicians.
Those in political circles typically follow the Barney Frank Rule named after the openly gay congressmen.
Briefing Book! Some in GOP Want Cheney to Hide Again
- Some Republican leaders think Dick Cheney's criticism of Obama isn't helping the GOP cause. — Wonkette
- Barney Frank tells Code Pink protesters to act their age. — Salon
- David Letterman takes on Obama's critics with his Telepompter vs.
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