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"House"

Posted By: niteowl on 2006-02-08
In Reply to: "House" discussion!!! - Romey

I say "B" because that other woman "lied" to save her marriage. It was a great show. Glad to see just a tad of romance amongst all the medical, it should keep the interest going. They're pretty good at the medical. He plays a good part, does sound very "English" in real life. You can love/hate him as with most men! I'm sure his character really loves the female character and is doing it in her best interest, as she would feel forever guilty. Her character is very sensitive to her husband but loves House. Sometimes men like to be the "shining armor, silent type." But it hurts the gal left behind.


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"House" discussion!!!

What are everybody's thoughts on the show tonight regarding House and Stacy.  Do you think he told her no because:


A:  He feels he is not good enough for her.


B:  He does not want to hurt Mark after Mark came to see him.


C:  He feeds off his misery and can't give that up. 


What a great show, great lines tonight.


Well that stinks, my vet just built an addition onto the "house" she was using - sm
It is now basically 2 houses connected with a wide hallway. She has 1 partner, who she has had for the last few years, and has not changed her services/prices at all. She now does have a $25 visit fee but you only have to pay it once a year, if you are regular customer she won't charge you for it everytime you come in. She does not charge for putting an pet to sleep either, as long as you are a regular (She knows us pretty well, I was there a lot with my old dog). She is very helpful to me, recently boarded our 16-y/o schipperke though she has not had her shots this year (my normal kennel would not take her since she was not current on her shots -- was due in 9/05) but as she is on her last legs I see no point in getting her vaccines. The dog is deaf and blind, having kidney failure very slowly but seems happy and my DH can't bring himself to put her to sleep yet. Our vet agrees with us on this point too.