Comments on: Life under British rule. http://counter-force.com/2009/08/17/life-under-british-rule/ HIC SVNT DRACONES Mon, 21 May 2012 07:03:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: enemy@within.com Her whole family is preditory. That father of hers complaining HARD about his $150,000/year salary. Now we all know where she gets it. Should be automated anyways. You let the blacks in New Orleans off. Barely skilled labor. Reincarnated http://counter-force.com/2009/08/17/life-under-british-rule/#comment-1659 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:13:22 +0000 http://counter-force.com/?p=4344#comment-1659 enemy@within.com
Her whole family is preditory. That father of hers complaining HARD about his $150,000/year salary.
Now we all know where she gets it.
Should be automated anyways. You let the blacks in New Orleans off.
Barely skilled labor.
Reincarnated as milking cows, ironically.
The enemy within:::His co-workers will pay for his behavior.

]]> By: Marco Sparks http://counter-force.com/2009/08/17/life-under-british-rule/#comment-1509 Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:00:47 +0000 http://counter-force.com/?p=4344#comment-1509 Conrad Noir? Ha ha!

]]> By: August Bravo http://counter-force.com/2009/08/17/life-under-british-rule/#comment-1505 Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:37:45 +0000 http://counter-force.com/?p=4344#comment-1505 Well that’s pretty easy to figure out…

]]> By: Marco Sparks http://counter-force.com/2009/08/17/life-under-british-rule/#comment-1457 Tue, 18 Aug 2009 03:00:28 +0000 http://counter-force.com/?p=4344#comment-1457 I think you’re right in that Don Draper probably just wants to be accepted. Or perhaps it’s Dick Whitman who wants to be accepted? The show is supposed to end sometime in the 70s, so it may be a while…

Also, I think it was more of a preview for the season as a whole, rather than specifically just for episode 2.

And now you’ve got me concerned about who the Pete Campbell of Counterforce is. Poor Peanut.

]]> By: August Bravo http://counter-force.com/2009/08/17/life-under-british-rule/#comment-1456 Tue, 18 Aug 2009 01:04:24 +0000 http://counter-force.com/?p=4344#comment-1456 I guess I’m just so use to the first episode of the series in which everything was just thrown out there. It’s hard to live up to how awesome that episode was. It felt so surreal that a show like this could exist.

I figured Don wouldn’t say much about Salvatore. He’s got too many of his own secrets to even worry about that. Even with the quick scare on the airplane about him being completely honest was nice. Anyone who really knows Draper would know he wouldn’t bring up something like that. He’s a man that’s about his work.

I more and more love how Draper integrates his actual life with his past life. To complete strangers too. It shows that maybe he doesn’t want to be a man of mystery. But, like the writers of this show, I’m sure he’s always got his own agenda.

And thank you, Marco. I do love Pete Campbell. He’s a pitch perfect character to the show. For most, he’s a character people love to hate, but for me I hate to love him. He’s brilliantly played and without him I think the show would be missing something.

I don’t know who I like more. Campbell or Cosgrove. I’m sure Ken is suppose to be much more of a sub character, than a main one, but he’s not someone who fits into the whole genre of the show, which is a nice change. I love the episode in the first season where he gets published. It comes right out of left field. And that’s flattering that you would call me the Cosgrove of counterforce. I guess that would make you the Don Draper, Marco. Peanut would probably be Peggy. Hah.

And I did enjoy this episode very much, Marco, now that I think about it. One thing I did dislike was the preview for the next episode. It was just a bunch of one-liners. WTF. Show a response to something someone says!

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