Something Fishy
I just loved this little widget. Click anywhere to feed the fish and watch the fun.
I don't know... Lately it seems I have been encountering a lot of people with a little too much power - or at least the notion of it.
The art of being absurdly selfish.
Oh alright. So I've been cheating a little. It's not that I don't love blogger, I've just been itching for a change. I'm not going away, just taking a break and playing on Squidoo. it's fun, a really interesting business model (brain child of Seth Godin) where people can make money by blogging - kind of an affiliate deal. Check out my page if you like:
It's true - I'm not all mean all the time.
NOT.
Okay, I’m not a kid anymore, that part I get...
Kick her in the ass.
Where in he world did all of these hostile drivers come from?
I can speak English, a touch or French and even a teeny bit of Italian, but baby talk? Apparently not.
I fucking hate the concept of tipping.
At some point, we all get annoyed or down right pissed off with people. We're only human, it's natural. But some people can't or won't communicate honestly, instead using a physical gesture to express their discontent. This is not only disturbing, it's also idiotic.
Okay listen. I know we aren't all perfect. But one abnormality, well, makes me fucking dizzy.
You can’t have too much money, but you can have too much hair.
Everybody has at least one nasty habit.
Why do so many men insist on wearing one long hairy hedge over their eyes? The dreaded "unibrow" appears to be the result of men’s unwillingness to learn how to properly groom their often massive brows. Gentleman, get with it. Unless you want to look like Bert here, a unibrow is simply not appealing to anyone."Just Don't" Contest Winners.
This post is a quickie but I had to get this off my chest.
Nope. This post is not about oranges, or people who eat oranges, or even Anita Bryant.
Or in other words, Happy Birthday.
How to win a $50 gift certificate to FabulousStationery.com.
For many years, when a couple got married, it was customary for the wife to take her husband’s last name. Traditional perhaps, but it has always seemed a bit archaic to me. This post is inspired by people I actually know, although I have decided to change the names to protect myself.
Why are you asking me that? You know I fucking do.
Right about now, everyone is asking the most annoying question of the year: “What are you doing for New Year’s Eve?” Most people ask this question because they are likely doing something stupidly extravagant, and want you to validate it.
Weeks of planning and shopping.
It depends. Mind a foot up your ass?
No. I am not a prude. I think a little skin can be very sexy. My problem is when people show way too much skin. If you are overweight and happy – good for you. If you are thin and happy - good for you too. I think people should feel comfortable in their skin and be happy with whatever weight works for them.
I fucking hate cheap people.
Yeah. Your ass and that door.
I suppose if your name is Paris Hilton, the answer could be “everyone”.
"I'm not wearing perfume".
We always look forward to our yearly sojurn to sunny South Beach.
I am looking everywhere for my umbrella. It's raining and I need it. It's not in my office. I was sure I left it here. I walked home in the rain and got soaked. I was pissed.
For the first time in over twenty years Barbra sings: “Have I stayed too Long at the Fair?” That’s a really good question.
I am having a lovely lunch with my friend and her sister. We order some coffee, and as I ask for the check my friend excuses herself to use the wash room. The sister quickly says, "Oh, I have to freshen up". And with that she throws her bag on the table and begins a process akin to Mission Impossible.
As a teen I always loved to dance. We would get dressed, go out, get shit faced and dance until dawn. Fast-forward thirty years. I don’t get shit faced so much anymore, and somehow, dancing freely doesn’t come as easy, when you’re not shit faced.
I remember not that long ago they said Pucci was dead...
This post is for dog lovers...
I hate elevators. Wait, make that people and elevators.
Let me start by saying, it's really simple - if you have a cell phone, and it's ON, you better take my call.
Okay, listen. I don't generally say nasty things about people for no good reason, but this picture came in an email from Lord & Taylor today and put me over the edge. With all due respect to Ms. Parker, (who I liked very much in The Family Stone, but it's a one time watch so don't buy it) this woman is exhaustibly overexposed. I don't know about you, but between the Sex in the City billboards touting the reruns, movie promos, the Garnier Hair spots and now this, I'm over her.
Many years ago I was traveling through Europe with a very worldly friend. Our last stop was in a super luxurious hotel. The moment I slipped in between the sheets I was in awe - these sheets were so soft and supple, and I slept like a rock. At breakfast I mentioned this to my friend who immediately replied by saying "I already checked, they're Frette". Fre, wha? I felt like a total dumbass because the only sheets I had were called Springmaid. "There's a Frette store here, let's go and see", she suggested.
I don't know what saved me from knocking two 90-pound women off their heels at Starbucks this morning. I must have been in a really good mood.
411 directory assistance has been giving me agita for years now, and it’s only getting worse. I positively cannot believe I must now “dial one for English”. I wonder if in Spain you have to “dial one” for Spanish? That’s fucking insane. If you are in Spain or France they don’t give a shit if you don’t speak their language, there’s no push anything. My grandparents came to America right off the boat and couldn’t speak a word of English - they had to learn.
I grew up in a family where we didn’t put anything out to eat that came in a container. My grandmother’s rule was that any packaged food had to be transferred to a serving dish before being offered to anyone. Yes, she was fancy.
I loved this wonderful body shampoo made by Fresh, the scent was Verbena (nice lemon tones). Aside from the fine product inside, the packaging was superb - a soft pliable plastic bottle with a simple flip top. Clearly designed for ease of use in the shower. The product was naturally killed. The only similar product Fresh offers is their Sugar Lemon body shampoo. Who knows, perhaps they thought these two products were redundant.
No, actually I’m fatter than ever asshole, but thanks.
Every time a friend of mine gives birth, I shudder at the thought of going to the hospital. I really do love babies, and it sure is fun to see these little miracles that often look like mini versions of their mommies and daddies, it’s just that I truly am not baby material.
Two words that freak people out pretty consistently are “no returns”. As a consumer it really comes across as a totally sucking policy. And in many cases a “no returns” policy can suck in a bad way, but in some cases it can suck in a really good way.
Maybe it’s me, but I can’t seem to grasp the concept of sitting on the crapper while reading the newspaper – in a public toilet, no less.
I’m buying your fucking wine by the caseload.
Because if you are, speak fucking English.