Via CBS
Friday, August 31, 2007
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Good news!
I did not turn into Tony Shalhoub, as I had initially feared.
In fact, all is well. It turned out that pie, Monday night TV, and knitting were the only things needed to perk me right up.
Now I can go straight back to my normal irrational fears of raccoons, squirrels, things with more than four legs, men wearing striped shirts and spiked hair who talk to me in bars, the government and its frustrating ineptitude, and becoming my mother.
And now for your viewing pleasure:
a highly sedated lemur
Friday, August 03, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
Going back to Cali
So I leave for My cousin and I are starting in Lake Tahoe at her parent's lake house, then spending a bit of time at their ranch outside of
I am very interested in the Cartoon Art Museum... which happens to be located quite close to Beard Papa's Creme Puffs (though I hear one is opening soon here in Seattle). I also hope to cross a few things off of my 101 List while I'm down there, so that should be a good time.
I would be remiss, however, if I failed to mention that I am utterly stressed out about this trip because I have to fly.
I'm not scared of plane crashes or anything- I just hate the whole rush to get there, then wait, getting checked in, dealing with getting luggage into bins I can't reach using 1 working arm and 1 with no sensation and limited strength, sitting by strangers, and getting out of the airport. I'm terrified of not packing the right things, sitting next to a smelly or a chatty, missing my flight, or getting bumped.
Worst of all is the pitifully ineffective but incredibly inconvenient security. Inevitably I am searched. I must be on some list or perhaps I'm just traveling alone while looking vaguely ethnic-ish. I always get hand searched and my luggage always gets turned before it gets on the plane because when I arrive my stuff is always all mangled and occasionally missing.
The second I am out of the airport, luggage in hand, I will be zen- until the day before I have to return.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Thought of the Day: Pig and Monkey Edition
-Old men have needs too... or so I hear.
-Slip and fall at Macy's, sue.
-Be prescribed allergy meds, grow third eye, sue.
-Fake own death for life insurance.
-Grave rob?
-Get knocked up by celebrity. Extort.
-Find buried treasure.
-Online adult film entrepreneur.
-Leprechaun.
2. Things that are similar to Christmas:
Paris Hilton in Jail.
Paris Hilton put back in jail.
3. Last night I sat down and sorted the 1.5 foot tall pile of comics that I need to catch up on and now I am EXHAUSTED and the floor of my tiny studio apartment is covered in piles of comics. That being said, some of my favorite comics are reaching their end and if I catch up soon I will have (almost) no books with pictures (GASP). Let me know if you have any snazzy recommendations.
4. My high school reunion is next year and I have done nothing with myself. Quick! Someone give me an idea on how to make myself impressive in 12 months or less!
5. Today irritating coworker was condescending to the point that she (literally) patted me on the head and called me "honey." I refrained from saying, "I'll cut you." But only just.
6. I'm trying to think of amusing stories to but on this here blog. You can make suggestions. That's always good. No pressure. Really. But you could.
7. I typed bacon monkey into Google Images and got the following. I consider this funny. You should consider yourself warned.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Funny things for boring people.
Hey, that video totally reminds me of that one time Drew tried to pick up a chick and she told him that she'd cut him. Hahahahahaha that was hilarious, right Drew? What, no?
Well, what about the time Drew text messaged Steve to ask about the relative seriousness of anal bleeding? Surely, that was hilarious!
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Quiana is super-boring.

Thursday, May 03, 2007
All for Naught
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Perhaps a bacon dispenser would improve my day.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Time well wasted.

Wednesday, February 14, 2007
No one's gloomy or complaining while the flatware's entertaining.
I received some articles and the following suggestion:
"Did you mean: do rats need to live in Paris?"
Why, yes, yes I did. Sadly Google had very little to tell me in response to the titillating question.
In college I worked in the kitchens for a while and they used a brand of cling-wrap called Purity Wrap. This was hilarious at a women's college. Well, hilarious to me, as a boyfriended person.
After my frustrated blog-outburst this morning, I have since gotten a few more promising job calls and feel moderately better. Waffles and bacon. That's how I feel now.
Is there any word you can Google and not get anime images? Try waffle, raccoon, and oh say, bacon. I dare you.
Today a Japanese friend of mine who now lives in New York made some comment about American consumerist society, at which point I choked on my drink. From a denizen of the land of Prada bathroom slippers. The land where 'to go to Starbucks' has its own verb (Sutaabaru). Yea, she can blow me.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Friday, January 19, 2007
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Monday, December 18, 2006
I'll see you in hell, Redenbacher!

Bad-ass.
So I was cruising the OSHA website because Workplace is saying that my not coming into work due to work NOT HAVING ELECTRICITY is called "vacation." I am pretty certain this is illegal and I want to have evidence when I go to my union rep and raise hell.
My initial search brought the following record up: "Flavorings-Related Lung Disease." The flavorings from microwave popcorn gave factory workers a rare lung disease, now dubbed "popcorn lung."
Popcorn lung.
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.
Now, when checking the spelling of Redenbacher I came accross his wikipedia entry. For the dime tour, read on:
He earned a small fortune in fertilizer, but in his spare time, he indulged in an obsession he'd had since he was a child: developing the perfect popcorn. His wholesome image and folksy name confused many consumers, some even writing the company to ask if Mr. Redenbacher was a real person, and not an actor. He responded to this by appearing on various talk shows, professing his identity. (These were apparently really really exciting talk shows- maybe like Geraldo.)
On September 19, 1995, while in the whirlpool tub of his condominium in Coronado, CA, Redenbacher suffered a heart attack and drowned (wink wink nod nod- heart attack in the whilpool eh?). He was cremated and his ashes were scattered at sea. (Is this chicken, or fish? Neither it's Orville Redenbacher!)
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
My idea of a good time.
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Crafty Daleks infiltrate Google.

If one types in "dr. who" in Google Images, only one Dr. Who related image comes up on the first page.
If one types in "exterminate" one gets 12 Dalek images. Hmmmmmm. Conspiracy.
In other Dr. news:
A lovely collection of Dr. Who Cookie Jars.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Monday, November 06, 2006
Now this is precisely why I don't go anywhere near urban nature paths...
Sat Nov 4, 12:41 AM ET
John Sheehan, 33, of
Sheehan, who was paroled from state prison last week, was then booked into jail on suspicion of parole violations, indecent exposure and one felony count of possessing a concealed weapon.
It was not immediately clear what Sheehan was on parole for. A person answering the phone at the jail Friday night did not know whether Sheehan had a lawyer.
Yes, this is a lady dressed as a brine shrimp and is no way related to persons who store tools in nature's pocket.But you tell me which you'd rather see.








