What i like about you

These last few weeks have been filled with a whole lot of free time, and very little money to do anything to fill it. So, as I look for my next gig, I've been reading, playing games and watching TV. There's only so much of substance one can watch in order to feel like an intelligent viewer. I watch Nova Science Now with Neil Degrasse Tyson and all sorts of Discovery and History Channel shows, which are all great. However, sometimes you just need to veg a bit and that's where the fluff comes…

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1. “I really love the way that you. If she’s constantly feeding you with compliments, then this is always a good sign. It shows that she’s always going to want to make you feel good about yourself. She’s genuinely invested in building up your confidence and making sure that your self-esteem is never compromised.

Your smile. Your eyes. Your lips. Your hair. Your voice. Your laugh. Your hands. Your smirk. Your teasing. Your humor. Your weird faces. The way you walk. The way you say my name. The way you look. The way you talk. Your singing. Your dance. Your body. You.

Is it the guy who keeps buying you drinks or your best friend since you were kids?

What a delightful and wholly unoffensive show that few people watched and never really got its due.

Luke Perry and Jennie Garth on <em>What I Like About You </em>in 2005