Saw my new favorite billboard on Harry Hines, driving back at 1 a.m. last night: a big photo of Ricki Lake, with the caption, “So Real. So Ricki. So UPN.”
I mean, we’re all for reality, no? And I can even see how Ricki Lake might have a substantial fan base out there that would make “So Ricki” seem like a compliment, not an insult. But “So UPN”? Since when is that anything other than the lowest dig conceivable? How did “So UPN” become the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval in somebody’s mind?
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I guess it would only work if you’re a big Star Trek fan. 🙂 “Oh, man … it’s so UPN!”
or perhaps wwf smackdown? and i guess they’ve got buffy now, which is probably worth something.
but seriously, “so upn” sounds like small-town slang for uncool.
Would “You are soooo CBS” be an insult meaning you are so old?
or maybe it means you just really, really love raymond.
ha! I wondered the same exact thing and I am stealing that.