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Dunkin Donuts Blueberry Coffee – Would you be surprised if I told you I’m a black guy?  Every day I drink my coffee with no cream or sugar, and I have a snobby taste for expensive imported beans.  If you ever serve me Maxwell House in a small Styrofoam cup, I will probably pour it down your back.

All that to say, I feel like I have coffee credibility, and I’m here to tell you Dunkin Donuts Blueberry coffee is my new morning nectar. You should go get some before the day is over AND you should add cream and sugar.

The Sims 3 – I’m not a gamer.  But every now and then I find something that I like to play.  Right now it’s The Sims 3.  It’s more of a false reality than a game.  But I like custom designing humans and helping them go to the bathroom on time.

500 Days of Summer – It’s an intelligent, hilarious, and very moving “anti-Garden State”.  A lovable guy meets a quirky girl, but things don’t work out the way you would expect.  It’s two stories brilliantly woven into one.   It’s reality, but still romantic.  500 Days of Summer is an important film in an era saturated with commitment issues, divorce, and hollywood-stained relationship expectations.

Do not go see this if you go to the movies in order to have the same experience over and over.  Do go see this if you want a refreshing new angle on romance, a good laugh, or if you appreciate good acting, great music, and creative storytelling.

Between 2 Ferns – This is just great.

Michael and Michael Have Issues – A new sketch comedy show on Comedy Central starring one of my all time favorite comedians who barely falls short of my top 10, Michael Ian Black.  You might remember him from VH1, I love the 80s.  I honestly don’t think this show is going to make it, but you should check it out while it lasts.  Hillarious.

Tags: 500 days of summer, between two ferns, blueberry coffee, dunkin donuts, michael and michael have issues, michael cera, michael ian black, the sims 3

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