Hirotaka and Kumar Go To White Castle

[Molloy]

Okay, I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I just saw Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle the other night and was rather surprised to learn that Harold (John Cho) provided the voice for Hirotaka in "Exchange."

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Sorry, I am holding off watching "Graduation" until Friday (or maybe later), so I really don't have anything substantial to add.

[MrDrP]

You are not alone, Molloy. Count yourself among the proud few who had chosen to wait to watch the premier of Graduation on TV!

[Molloy]

It will most likely be after Friday before I see it. Since, well, since I don't actually have TV.

However, I have three people lined up to tape it for me (can't be too careful). Depending on the person who comes through, I may not have the tape in my possession until Monday.

No big. I am more than pleased to hold-off the inevitable.

[NinjaNaco]

You are not alone, Molloy. Count yourself among the proud few who had chosen to wait to watch the premier of Graduation on TV!

A guess we make an elite club, then?

[Cloud23465]

Since were talking about voice actors... I was watching a show called Funniest Pets & People... and the announcer sounded farmilar... Turns out i was right. Rob Paulsen who does that show was also the voice of Hank Perkins from KP...

[cpneb]

You are not alone, Molloy. Count yourself among the proud few who had chosen to wait to watch the premier of Graduation on TV!

A guess we make an elite club, then?

OMG! I was beginning to think I was the oddball...for not having watched it yet. I know I'm the oddball: that's a given....

[NinjaNaco]

Speaking of KP-related coincidences ...

Did you know that the gal in my avatar shares the same first name as the wife of the last emperor of Austria Hungary?

[Molloy]

Speaking of KP-related coincidences ...

Did you know that the gal in my avatar shares the same first name as the wife of the last emperor of Austria Hungary?

Here's a REALLY oddball coincidence. One night during my freshman year in college, I actually believed I WAS the last emporer of Austria-Hungary!

I had been running a 100+ fever earlier in the day but went to my Western Civ. class anyway. And we had been discussing World War I. Anyway, sometime around 1:00 in the morning, I woke up thinking I was Franz Joseph. I remember thinking it was extremely odd as I stared at my roommate's digital alarm clock that I even knew what a digital alarm clock was--considering I died back in 1916.

And then I threw up.

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[jeriddian]

Speaking of KP-related coincidences ...

Did you know that the gal in my avatar shares the same first name as the wife of the last emperor of Austria Hungary?

Here's a REALLY oddball coincidence. One night during my freshman year in college, I actually believed I WAS the last emporer of Austria-Hungary!

I had been running a 100+ fever earlier in the day but went to my Western Civ. class anyway. And we had been discussing World War I. Anyway, sometime around 1:00 in the morning, I woke up thinking I was Franz Joseph. I remember thinking it was extremely odd as I stared at my roommate's digital alarm clock that I even knew what a digital alarm clock was--considering I died back in 1916.

And then I threw up.

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Hmmmmm................febrile delirium, usually seen in kids, but certainly possible in older folks.:P

[MrDrP]

Speaking of KP-related coincidences ...

Did you know that the gal in my avatar shares the same first name as the wife of the last emperor of Austria Hungary?

Here's a REALLY oddball coincidence. One night during my freshman year in college, I actually believed I WAS the last emporer of Austria-Hungary!

I had been running a 100+ fever earlier in the day but went to my Western Civ. class anyway. And we had been discussing World War I. Anyway, sometime around 1:00 in the morning, I woke up thinking I was Franz Joseph. I remember thinking it was extremely odd as I stared at my roommate's digital alarm clock that I even knew what a digital alarm clock was--considering I died back in 1916.

And then I threw up.

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Why do I see this happening to Ron in college?

He grabs the phone and calls Kim. "KP, I'm dead!"

"Ron," she said groggily, "you will be if you keep calling me at this hour."

"That's no way to speak to the ruler of the Austro-Hungarian Empire!" he said indignantly.

Kim was fully awake now. "Ron, you're running a fever, you're not dead, and you're not royalty."

"You sure this isn't some post-death hallucination?"

"I'm sure," she said, glad he couldn't see her roll her eyes.

"Positive?"

"Absolutely."

"Whew," Ron said. "Thanks, KP. Being dead would really have put a crimp in my style. Though those royal go carts would have been badical ..."