…although, in the end he did rip his heart out and eat it!
(just kidding, it is a doggy sneeze)
1 month ago
It is fun watching triplet 2 year olds take turns with an ICEE. I should have done this with video because it is even more entertaining to hear the chorus of “Me, Me, Me” from the two that are not on the straw.
$1.19 bought a lot of joy!
1 month ago
This feels like ancient history. I hope it gets fair treatment. Most important, I am glad to see D Day made something of himself.
1 month agoRECOUNT Movie Trailer
This looks like it could be really good.
Agreed. I’m digging on the tone of this thing especially. There’s no need for Oliver Stone-sized hyperbole at this point (that might have been useful, oh, around eight years ago). Approaching this topic with a little bit of levity is, I’m nearly ashamed to say, refreshing.
On a personal note: In the two years following the entire debacle, I literally ate up every book I could find on the topic. I’ve forgotten most of the details by now, but for a while I could quote you parts of the dissenting opinions in Bush v. Gore. Consequently, I was pretty pissed off most of the time.
The good news is, I’m filled with less rage now. I guess what I’m saying is, the Bush years haven’t been so bad. It all worked out for the best. So what if more Floridians intended to vote for the other guy? Sometimes we just have to trust our Supreme Court to help us make the right call.
Flex Pets. Rent a dog? I think part of our problems today is people trying to have it all so they fake parts of it. The quality of the relationship with a dog is not simply the walk in the park.
I also wonder what the quality of life is like for the “dog escorts”. Getting walked all day by different “johns” has to get a little boring.
1 month agoCompany offers part-time pets for busy people
If you live in a small place in a big city and you work long hours, owning a dog is pretty much impossible. But a company called Flex Pets thinks it has the solution for those pet lovers who miss owning their own critter.
- wonkette.com (via jessicap) (via emilyposts) (via kathlellen)
This is hilarious! Hopefully there will be an entry in the Preakness with a name like War Hero, Pale Face or Ancient Artifact that will challenge Big Brown down the stretch and let us know how this thing plays out in November.
1 month ago
I saw this show once about a couple with a whole gaggle of children. Seriously, there were children everywhere and there was always someone crying. This couple would cart the children somewhere and there would inevitably be some sort of dismay and unhappiness amongst the short people but the adults would just keep on going. At some point, after some man handling of the crying children, the husband and wife look at the camera and say, “We’re doing this for the memories.” Now I am all for memories but shouldn’t the memories at least be good. I want my boys to look back on their childhood with fondness. I want their memories to resemble this photo…warm, sunny, joyful and slightly out of focus.
I agree except for the “slightly out of focus”. I want the kids to remember the good stuff (family) crisp and clear. We’ve done a few of the big ticket events for memories but the best stuff usually ends up being the simpler stuff. Lawn mower rides, bubbles and a backyard baby pool can beat most events and create some great memories.
1 month agoJack (Edward Norton) in Fight Club
I like this quote. I was channel surfing last night and flipped over just in time to catch this quote. It almost let it keep me up much later.
2 months agoTime for Louisiana to be selfish!
Talk of Bobby Jindal as a VP candidate with McCain is scary for LA. While I think he would be an excellent VP, I selfishly want him to stay in his current job for the next 8 years so he can lead Louisiana. In this case I am not in favor of thinking what is better for the greater good. Who knows, eight years from now he might be a perfect presidential candidate.2 months agoJindal: ‘I’m exactly where I need to be’
The talk about Gov. Bobby Jindal becoming the Republican vice presidential nominee is continuing. Bill Kristol, the influential conservative strategist, has a column in today’s New York Times with the headline “McCain-Jindal?” Kristol says no fewer than four staffers for U.S. Sen. John McCain mentioned Jindal as a running mate. The thinking is that Jindal’s age and accomplishments would balance out the ticket and prove to be a good matchup against potential Democratic nominee Barack Obama. “I would add that it was after McCain spent considerable time with Jindal in New Orleans recently, and reportedly found him, as he has before, personally engaging and intellectually impressive, that the campaign’s informal name-dropping of Jindal began,” Kristol writes. To read the column, click here.
Meanwhile, Jindal continues to deny any interest in being on the presidential ticket. In an article in today’s Washington Times, he tells the newspaper, “I’m exactly where I need to be.” Jindal says he doesn’t want to be asked to be vice president, because there’s so much he wants to do for Louisiana. “I told the voters of Louisiana this is a historic, one-time opportunity to change our state, and I want to be a part of that,” he says. To read the article, click here.

