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Dec. 6th, 2005 11:33 pmTonight the chore of laundry was made even more unbearable by 106.7 - Lite FM, pumped into our laundry room 'round the clock and playing non-stop Christmas music. You know, they wouldn't broadcast this stuff if someone, or more accurately lots of someones, didn't like it. *glares at someones*
So, if you are as disgusted as me, the next time you're in the mall and you hear the "dulcet" tones of Celine Dion breaking into Walking in a Winter Wonderland, sing these lyrics instead:
( Cut for length - I am absolutely unrepentant about the taste )
So, if you are as disgusted as me, the next time you're in the mall and you hear the "dulcet" tones of Celine Dion breaking into Walking in a Winter Wonderland, sing these lyrics instead:
( Cut for length - I am absolutely unrepentant about the taste )
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Dec. 1st, 2005 01:41 pmSome of you may remember that at
chuckro and
jethrien's Halloween party, there was a candy bar with a Star Wars trivia question, and the answer in glow-in-the-dark ink. The question was "Who is R2-D2's master?" and the answer was "Queen Amidala," at which point we got into a big nit-picky argument about the accuracy of that.
Well, today one of the editors brought in the rest of her Halloween candy, and I saw on two different 3 Musketeers bars the same question: "Who is R2-D2's master?" The answer was listed as "Princess Leia" on one and "Luke Skywalker" on the other. Clearly they're just jerking around with us because all of these answers are technically true. But what's the point in asking a trivia question with a dozen answers? That would be the equivalent of asking, "What does C-3PO say in Star Wars?"
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Well, today one of the editors brought in the rest of her Halloween candy, and I saw on two different 3 Musketeers bars the same question: "Who is R2-D2's master?" The answer was listed as "Princess Leia" on one and "Luke Skywalker" on the other. Clearly they're just jerking around with us because all of these answers are technically true. But what's the point in asking a trivia question with a dozen answers? That would be the equivalent of asking, "What does C-3PO say in Star Wars?"
Gunga strikes again
Nov. 29th, 2005 11:58 pmJames Spader went to my high school! I picked up my alumni magazine, and there his beautiful mug was on the back. Class of '78. True, he didn't graduate - he dropped out after Junior year, but so what? We claim Humphrey Bogart as an alum and he got kicked out for "excessively high spirits."
Spader has now joined the ranks of Duncan Sheik and Jack Lemmon and - more's the pity - all the Bushes.
Spader has now joined the ranks of Duncan Sheik and Jack Lemmon and - more's the pity - all the Bushes.
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Nov. 23rd, 2005 06:00 pmIt's been pointed out to me that everyone and there mother is throwing a party on the tenth. So, I'm making this democratic. Tell me what days work for you. And I will hold the party at the optimum time. And no voting if you're not coming.
[Poll #618988]
[Poll #618988]