Posted in Zombie Sex, tagged passive-aggressive, i am starting to think you are just dumb, work email on July 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
*Sigh* Things that are wrong with this email:
The person who sent it never picks up her print jobs and always prints in full color. She also tends to print things multiple times.
Someone else sent a slightly less passive-aggressive email two weeks ago asking people to pick up their print jobs as they send [...]
Posted in GEEKout, PopRox, Tubular, tagged bears, madonna, redonk on July 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is my new favorite video by the people who brought you the video in which the Showbiz pizza band performs a song about having sex in a nightclub.
As always, my favorite part is the creepy ventriloquist wolf and his ability to blink his eyes separately.
Posted in PopRox, Tubular, tagged boobs on July 30, 2008 | 2 Comments »
It is Pop Wednesday in my office because I am hyper and alone and no one can tell me to turn that shit off. I just heard this song for the first time.
And I honestly thought the lyrics were:
When I grow up
I wanna see the world
Drive nice cars
I wanna have [...]
Posted in GEEKout, tagged geeks, Sims, skanks, technology on July 30, 2008 | 1 Comment »
So, my beloved PTC and I are big geeks, in case you hadn’t noticed. We hang out and play the Wii on Saturday nights when we should be somewhere drinking expensive booze in expensive shoes. We are also bloggers who cross-reference each other and have fake fights in our GChat statuses. I [...]
Posted in T.ast.y, tagged arugula, chevre, delicious, lunch, white ale on July 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
When CerealMom and I used to work together, we would make and share lunch almost every single day. Now that she’s freelancing, we’ve reunited on the backporch of my workplace. Today’s lunch was delicious–and all thanks to my weekly produce box from New Leaf. In fact, our salad was so quick-to-make, simple and tasty, I [...]
Posted in GEEKout, tagged disney, robot friend, wall-e, want on July 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
(via Wired)
Sure, Wall-E might be fascist and hypocritical, but after 90 minutes of hugging myself and giggling on account of the overwhelming amounts of cute-meets-awesome I am foolishly susceptible to Wall-E related merchandise. Especially the opportunity to actually own my very own Wall-E. Check out more at the Wired [...]
Posted in GEEKout, tagged brian setzer orchestra is awesome, ms world, music snobbery, muxtape, rap-rock fusion, swimsuit issue on July 24, 2008 | 4 Comments »
My iTunes is gathering dust lately because all I want to listen to is Muxtape. Lastfm and Pandora were short-lived excitements for me, but Muxtape is a music-sharing (not trading) site that I am so down with because it is so e-z. And totally free of the social networking bullshit: no comments, no way to [...]
Posted in GEEKout, Zombie Sex, tagged feminism, teri gar, sydney pollack, rants, shiksa, hilarty on July 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
There’s a great Q&A with Teri Garr up over at The Onion, in which the well-known character actress doesn’t so much wax poetic…rather, she waxes snark. Here are a few of my favorite tidbits:
On Mr. Mom:
It seemed like the people that made that movie didn’t know anything about life. They hadn’t been in a supermarket [...]
Posted in Urbanal, tagged batman, chicago porch disasters, gyros, intern bitches, jesus christ's holy colon, Kanye, leather and capes, my dad is a lawyer, washington dc, winona ryder on July 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I miss Chicago. Waah. It’s all I talk about. Waah. Sympathize with me, especially considering that before I moved I just wanted to leave because it’s too cold. POOR ME.
THE FOLLOWING THINGS MAKE ME HOMESICK:
Things that don’t make me homesick:
Work
Public Transit
Abraham Lincoln
The entire month of February
Middlechild
Posted in Urbanal, tagged Chicago, geese, migration, walking on July 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I’ve been walking to work once or twice a week lately, which is a great change of pace for me. Instead of taking 20 minutes to bike to the office, it takes me an hour to walk three miles at a leisurely pace. It gives me time to reflect on the day, plan out what [...]
