
Violet: “Eww. You farted.”
Charlie: “No, I peed.”
So I get this email from Omaha Steaks about this glorious offer for the “gourmet sensation”. It was a bunch of meat, some fish, au gratin potatoes. For $150 dollars off! I sent the link to my husband and asked him if we could get it. He kind of freaked.
Is buying meat through the mail really that wrong?
Is there anything more creepy than celebrities designing their own line of collectible dolls?
The answer to that question is YES! There is something more creepy. Celebrities who COLLECT dolls:

If you see this lady turning in clockwise you are using your right brain.
If you see it the other way, you are using left brain.
Some people do see both ways, but most people see it only one way.
If you try to see it the other way and if you do see, your IQ is above 160 which is almost a genius. Then see if you can make her go one way and then the other by shifting the brain’s current.
BOTH DIRECTIONS CAN BE SEEN.
This was proved at Yale University, over a 5 year study on the human brain and its functions. Only 14% of the US population can see her move both ways, bitches.
Sometimes I don’t watch start watching a new T.V. show I’ve seen advertised, because I can’t afford the committment in my life at that time. I can tell, before having even viewed one episode, that I will be obsessively hooked. Sometimes the decision is made for me, as we only have basic cable, not any of the movie channels like HBO, etc.
Once in awhile, I’ll happen upon re-runs and I don’t have the strength to fight it anymore. I’ll end up as hooked as I knew I’d be, and them have to watch everything I can find. My most recent weakness has become ‘The Closer’. (Don’t hold the fact against her that she’s married to Kevin Bacon, and that her love interest was once married to Terri Hatcher- this show is fucking incredible.)
Well, last night, I fell again. Hard. I knew seeing the advertising for this show when it started out on Showtime that it would be indescribably delicious. However, I didn’t have Showtime, so it didn’t really matter. Seems my friends over at CBS decided to run the show on network primetime for me starting last night. And I am in love.
His name is Dexter. He works for the police department as a blood spatter expert. And he’s a serial killer. He cuts people up. While they are conscious. But really, it’s okay, because he only kills the people that deserve it.
But it’s so much cooler than that. He has no feelings. Good or bad. His sister is the only person that loves him (which he recognizes as a nice thing), and he thinks if he were capable of feeling love, he’d probably love her, too. So he goes through his live, ’pretending’ to be social, as he knows this is what society expects. It is so amazing I can’t even describe it.
Looks like my Sunday nights at 10pm are booked now. I heart Dexter. Delicious.
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I have been collecting pictures of Mickey Rourke and his dog from gossip rags for the last two years. It’s going to make the most awesome collage ever! The fact that I just used the word awesome (which I never do), should tell you just how awesome it is going to be. With last week’s addition, I have a dozen, and I think I’m ready.
I just can’t decide if I should make it a desktop shrine, or cover a notebook with it so I can carry it to meetings and share the awesome-ness with my coworkers.
Oh, and the collage has a name. I’m calling it “I’m gonna cut you long, wide and deep, motorhead”. The dog has a name, too. She’s called Loki, named after the son of Odin, who was a Norse god known as the ‘trickster associated with fire and magic’. Awesome!
I drink it up.
Ah, he’s back. Daniel Day-Lewis. I worked at 20th Century Fox when they released Last of the Mohicans. My friend Amy and I used to yell at each other, across the entire floor of an office building, one arm outstretched just as in the movie, “Stay alive no matter what occurs. I will find you.” I fondly look back at those days, when we would be called into the VP’s office and told to stop. More than once.
I believe once again, the D D-L has supplied me with office-time gold. I can’t wait until our next staff meeting, when they ask “does anybody have anything to add?” ‘Cause I’ve got a little something to say. About your milkshake.