Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Whaaat? (Holier Than Chow)
I mean, surely the real reason for the season (as if the season really needs a reason) is presents and/or alcohol, am I right? And singing. Definitely singing. Oh, and delicious cookies, for sure. And Santa, Santa's a good reason what with the jolliness and all. Mistletoe is pretty high on everyone's list, probably, because who doesn't love a good sneak-attack kissing incident? Turkey and yams, right? All good reasons.
Cranberry sauce, while mildly tasty, is probably not a really good reason for the season, though. I mean, I'm glad they threw it in as a complement, but... cranberry sauce alone can't carry a whole season.
Cheese would be a good reason for a season, but probably not this particular season.
I've heard tell that chestnuts roasting on an open fire might be vying for reason status, but it seems to me that's a rather hazardous event on which to base an entire season.
Getting out of school, man, that's a REALLY good season reason.
But Jesus? Come ON, people. No way.
Monday, December 4, 2006
The Proverbial Witch's Tit
My tangentially obscured point is that I'm here at work freezing my ass (which is not green) off and wishing I had a big iron cauldron by which to warm myself (and/or cook up spells). I love winter coats and stripey scarves as much as the next girl, but I hate being cold. It's like, how the hell am I supposed to amuse people with my irreverant myspace blog if my fingers are too icy to type? skjhuiebc. And speaking of witch tits, it takes a lot more effort to pick a bra when your office is eighty-twelve degrees below zero.
I'm just saying, the witch? She doesn't have it so bad. Walk a mile, witchy pants, walk a mile.
(EDIT: Hahaha, you should so try saying "bitch's witch tits" ten times fast...)
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Who Happens To Be Your Mother?
Speaking of peanuts, I think peanut butter may be one of the most perfect food items on the planet - second only to cheese, and squeezing in just above cheese-on-pasta.
To review:
a) Snickers - nutrition? I think so.
b) Order of perfect foods:
1. Cheese
2. Peanut Butter
3. Cheese-on-pasta.
c) There is no c).
Friday, November 3, 2006
Such a lady, but dancin' like a HO.
(This blog wasn't meant to be about tube tops, but now that I've mentioned them, can we discuss for a minute? Gather round. The tube top does NOT look good on ANYONE. There aren't exceptions, people, I don't care if you have tiny breasts or tiny man-boobs (I'm an equal opportunity tube top hatah), it still looks like ass. Not hot j. lo ass, either - real and true ass.)
But I digress. Jane Public. So there's this song out right now called "London Bridge". Maybe you've heard it? It's by this classy young lady named Fergie... whom I'd like to take this opportunity to out as a member of Kids Incorporated back in the day. Yes, remember precious little Stacy Ferguson with the hot-rolled bangs? She's living proof that B-grade child stardom and hard liquor will get you everywhere in life. Anyhow, "London Bridge". It's a blatant rip-off of Gwen Stefani's 2005 infectious cheerleader hit "Holla Back Girl", and is written so badly that they have to repeat the first verse to get it to radio length, but, you all must admit, it has a certain charm. It's a tidge past its heyday right now, but I've been listening to CDs (COUGHjourney'sgreatesthits) so much that I still get that happy I'm-one-of-the-crowd feeling when I hear that familiar and catchy, "Oh, SNAP!"
Oh, SNAP! Haha, I'm dancing in my chair right now...
Ok, I'm over it. (Mostly.) This seems like a good time to ask you sweet readers what your favorite guilty pleasure pop songs are, but... yeah, I don't really care. Go on about your days, please.
Jane
Friday, October 27, 2006
Used Picker - in need of extensive repairs
I could write blog upon blog of "hilarious" stories about all the idiots and assholes I attract...
Like the one who knocked on my head McFly-style...
Or the one who explained, on the first date, how he was suing his ex-fiancee...
Or the one who told me I had DSL (that's Dick Sucking Lips for those of you who, like me, naively think of internet options)...
Or the prince charming who passed by me in a bar, took a big whiff, and said in a delightfully genuine Boomhauer voice, "My friend says you smell good." (I made out with him, of course.)...
Or the one I affectionately call The Jewelry Thief, who wooed me and then absconded with my diamond earrings for a month (a little SWF stalking on my part returned them safely to me)...
Or, one of my personal favorites, the guy who insisted on referring to one of his bodily fluids (cough) as "baby batter"...
And that's just the tip of the iceberg, my beautiful readers, I really could go on for hours. Something about my beautiful face and sweet nature inspires men to great heights of cancelling, dodging, flaking, dropping the ball, and sucking in general. I'm like Helen of Troy for losers - the face that launched a thousand dips.
So, please, someone buy my picker. Take it far away from me so I can get a new one that actually works. I know some of you women have good ones, and I'm on the brink of going all Robin Hood on your lucky asses.
Oodelally, bitches, oodelally.
Monday, September 25, 2006
I Chime In... (Poise & Rationality)
So, I wouldn't say I'm a health nut or anything. I mean, sure, I exercise and I try to choose foods that don't feed my heart-attack fetish, but I love some bad food. For instance, I'm fairly sure I could shove an entire $5.72 wedge of brie into my mouth and still go all baby bird for more. But there IS a line, people.
Meet the Philly Cheesesteak Thickburger. I thought at first it might just be a cheeseburger that tastes like a cheesesteak, but it's actually a big fat cheeseburger with a big fat cheesesteak on TOP. That's not just a crossing of the line, that's a whole ten lords a-leapin' right over the damn line. Um, really, America, must we indulge in self-destructive eating so blatantly? Apparently we must.And speaking of indulging in meat, all hot-blooded, big-lipped, 30-something women should really spend an evening in Fayetteville, North Carolina (often called Fayettenam or Fayettestan). Home to Fort Bragg and a hop-skip-jump from Pope Air Force Base, this Olive Garden town may seem like it hasn't much to offer a girl, but the male-to-female ratio is delicious. And it's not just the ratio which will taunt your tastebuds - most of the scandalously young men who live there spend much of their days doing manly things like running around with guns, so they're a treat for the peepers, too. I could have kept this secret all to myself, ladies, but I'm a giver. Go, get you some. The meat may be rare, but at least it's not covered in cheesesteak.
Thursday, September 7, 2006
She-Man
So I found this recipe (pronounce ree-CIPE or, in an alternate Itanglish universe, reh-CHEE-pay) online for big soft happy fluffy i-don't-need-your-stinking-atkins-bullsheet pretzels. They looked yummalicious, so I decided to try to make them. I mean, I have bowls and spoons and one sad old cookie sheet... I'm totally set to bake.
But then something amazing happened! I remembered... wait for it... how good brie is. I KNOW, right? Crazy. Anyhow, on an highly experimental whim, I decided I was smart enough and bake-savvy enough to stuff these big pretzels with brie before baking them. I would later affectionately call them "brietzels". How could any part of that be bad?
It could have been a disaster, actually, but OH MY GOD it most certainly was not. The little brietzels huffed and puffed and melted inside and baked up just perfectly, and six people went through 16 brietzels in one night. We experienced full-on brietzel mania up in my crib, and, hoo wee, doggy, for shizz, yo. On the really real.
When I woke up this morning and realized all the brietzels were gone, I actually mourned... Maybe because I'd only had three hours of sleep, but I had to choke back the tears, yo. The brietzels: they were here only briefly (pun very much intended), but they brought so much joy...
I'm now on a mission to stuff as much crap as I can into pretzels. Then I'll become locally famous and have a stand at the mall or something and people will love me. No, really, everyone will love me, dammit!
Thank you.
Monday, August 7, 2006
Christian Literature
What I really want to write right now is a bitter diatribe about how frustrating dating is, but I feel it's a bit tired. It's been done. Like the Rachel-from-Friends haircut or sundried tomatoes or human kindness. I try to be as original as possible, though I fear originality may be past its prime as well.
Damn, is there nothing worthy of a blog entry these days??
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
A Glimpse Inside...
What IS this blogging bullhonky, anyhow? Real live bars are much cooler, but somehow I've gotten sucked in by the vaguely interactive-yet-anonymous aspect. Maybe it's because I'm a joiner. Which I am, really. If all my friends jumped off the proverbial cliff... hell, yeah, I'd do it, too! What kind of idiot wants to survive all their friends? What a sad freaking life that would be. Jesus.
I got really funky last night and tried a new color of nailpolish. I know, right? I'm totally dangerous. Change upsets me, though, and all day I've been wishing I could remove it... until I realized it matches my necklace. Whaat? Awesome.
I would like to get a tattoo, but of what I'm sure I can't decide. Suggestions?
Thank you for your time,
The Mgmt.