"i think we broke his brain."

[themightybee]

I've often said that I should never be left to my own devices. Here is one of the many reasons why.

I suppose I'm not too brainless. I knew nothing about customization yesterday, and now I've got a shiny, new layout. I'm clearly trainable, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to be pee in the wrong spots every now and then. (Worst analogy ever, yes?) There are still a few things I'd like to do, but it's 1:30 AM and my eyes are barely staying open.

But before I go...



Yes, that is a barely legal John Krasinski, circa 2000, as a fresh-faced NBC intern.

Comments

[fixing.livejournal.com]

dfjkgh. john. want. now.

[merfdawg.livejournal.com]

heee. john. so leeetle. <3

PS, I'm a New Englander now, officially, so whoo! :)

[judexseven.livejournal.com]

I would still put money on him being my tour guide back in 2000, (I forget exactly,) when my friend Justine and I did the NBC tour. There's no way he looks that damn familiar - even at that age - and I didn't see him back then. I'm even about 98% sure the guide's name was John. I know he was very tall, very thin, and cute, because Justine and I were all giddy following him around like puppies. And I volunteered to demonstrate something just so he would be near me for a little bit. ARGH.

*wishes brain worked a little better...or the pictures we took were still around*