Sarcasm + Intellect + Handicap = Cute + Charming + Endearing
By arlene_27
@arlene_27 (231)
Philippines
January 19, 2007 8:09pm CST
Sarcasm gets old from time to time in House, M.D. But it never really gets unbearably boring. Having said that, I may be a big fan of sarcasm, afterall. Or maybe this kind of thought is reserved only for Dr. House. Despite his being a total jerk to all the people around him, he redeems himself each time he saves a life. And it's always, always no mean a feat. Care to share Dr. House's good side?
2 responses
@arlene_27 (231)
• Philippines
22 Jan 07
i think so, too. i can totally understand why cameron had asked house to go out on a (supposedly) romantic date with her. i can also understand why stacy was willing to leave her husband for house, just as i could get why she had left house to begin with :)
@msmonkeyfeet (789)
• United States
26 Jan 07
For me, it's the sarcasm and attitude PLUS the fact that he's highly intelligent. Forget Brad Pitt...I'll take Dr. House any day!
@RSevsen (3)
• United States
26 Jan 07
Oh me too! My heart just broke when Stacey left him to go back to Mark. If it weren't for the amazing intelligence, his overwhelming sarcasm would be way too much, but you can't help but admire intelligent people, no matter how big of a jerk they can be.
@misskatonic (3723)
• United States
20 Jan 07
I think it's just House. Or maybe it just works for men. I'm sarcastic, intelligent and handicapped and very few people find me charming and endearing. They mostly find me abrasive and bitter. House's personality is great for a TV character, not so great for a person in real life. Maybe I should become a doctor. ;)
(And for the record, my handicap is similar to House's. I walk with a cane and I'm on prescription Vicodin.)
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@arlene_27 (231)
• Philippines
20 Jan 07
hey, very few people find house charming, too. maybe if your life was made into a show, you'd be as big a hit as house, too. 'just a thought. :-)
