Ian Joseph Somerhalder (born December 8, 1978) is an American fashion model, actor and producer, notable for playing Boone Carlyle in the TV drama Lost and Damon Salvatore in the TV drama The Vampire Diaries. Ian Somerhalder was born in Covington, Louisiana, the son of Edna Somerhalder and Robert Somerhalder, who worked in building construction. He has a brother, Bob, a former professional cyclist, and a sister, Robin, a broadcast...
Paul approaches Sean while Sean is drinking on the bleachers and tells him he...
Paul asks Dick what the hell is he doing and Dick, who is drunk, replies that...
After Paul hangs up the phone with Sean, A drunk man walks in to a room in wh...
As Paul is leaving on a bus to see his family in the city, he is looking back...
After Paul smoked pot with Sean, he too, is talking to himself in his head. ...
Paul arrives late at the party and apologizes to Sean who doesn't even rememb...
As Paul is getting ready for his night out with Sean, a gay friend comes bust...
Paul and Sean meet up at the keg and Sean is pissed that it is empty and says...
While at a party, Paul asks harry if he has any E in which Harry replies it w...
After he gets beat up by the straight guy he tried to hit on, Paul says the g...
Paul continues philosophizing about time.
After Paul hits on a straight guy, the guy says he is lucky he did not kill P...
After Paul tries to hit on a hetero male, the other guy kicks Paul and tells ...
Paul is talking to himself that he can't believe the shit that spills out of ...
Paul is looking across the room at a male and thinking very intently about hi...
Paul talking about a previous romantic interest he had.
Sean complaining about how the keg was dead and mumbling "I wish I had a case...
Paul's reaction to his friend telling him that Harry has OD.
Paul complaining to his friends about life.
Donald freaking out about the "OD'ing freshmen" to Paul who claims that fresh...
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