Monthly Archives: October 2010

UPDATE: Dr. Meowsers

STATUS: still as cute as ever!

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Historical inaccuracies



All that technology and yet all he uses is a simple chain to affix his cape?

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Rockwell!

How’d he learn to dance like that? I know what I’m doing for the rest of my night. (Watching this video.)

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Woah

Someone hired a graphic designer!

These posters almost make me want to like Natalie Portman! Powerful.

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Sing it, sister

Umm what was that last thing?

Ugghhh I know how that feels.

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T.I. prevents suicide; remains sexy while doing so*

Oh, T.I. Is there anything you can’t do?

*With apologies to ONTD.

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Bang.

 

Kim Kardashian + Barbara Kruger = mind blown.

Also, how did the conversation about this cover go? “We’re going to blatantly insult you on the cover of our magazine and you’re going to participate!” “Great!”

Ughs all around, W magazine.

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Backpack knapsack packsack rucksack

Whatever you call them, backpacks are squarely meant for either small schoolchildren or juvenile delinquents who need to carry around their graffiti supplies. However, there is an unfortunate third category of backpack wearers: NERDS. And not the cool nerds or the fake nerds, but actual honest nerds who just carry too much stuff (i.e., nerdy books) and are unable to fit their things into a GROWN-UP bag of some sort. Nothing says nerd to me more quickly or accurately than an adult with a BACKPACK. It’s undignified, and if you don’t feel embarrassed for carrying one, then believe me, I feel embarrassed FOR you.

Unfortunately, through NO FAULT OF MY OWN, I ASSURE YOU, I have joined the ranks of the adult backpack wearers. I seriously just have way too much stuff (i.e., nerdy books) to carry to the gym, and then to work, every day to justify not having one. I’m already fairly certain that I have done permanent damage to my right shoulder by not switching to a nerd-bag months (if not years) ago.To add insult to injury, yesterday, this 14-year-old kid asked me, upon seeing my backpack, how old I was and WHAT SCHOOL I WENT TO AND ALSO WHAT GRADE I WAS IN. If he was being sarcastic, then he is very smart to point out that I now give off the impression that I look like a weirdo old lady who still thinks she is in middle school. If he was being sincere (which I DOUBT), then he just confirmed what I already know, which is that adults with backpacks look like bizarro Benjamin Button middle schoolers.

RANT OVER.

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