Did you guys know that KitKat is developing a coffee flavored candy bar, and that they have given out limited edition samples of it?

Was it good, Perkins?

I ask because I remember thinking the mint kit kats would be an abomination and then I actually sort of thought they were great.

Wouldn't that be like a Coffee Crisp?

It was like a Coffee crisp, though I think I would have to have another coffee crisp to see which one I like more. I think the coffee KitKat was sweeter, and therefore less good.

eta: Hee. It was good, Kat, but not great.

Also, I want to go somewhere where they serve really good hamburgers for dinner. I don't think I will, but I want to.

MINT KitKats?

Argh! The HORROR!

Now a coffee KitKat, I could get with.

I have an observation: those 2 in 1 fastfood places that are becoming more common? Are weird combos. I mean, sure, 'diverse' tastes under one roof, but....A&W and Long John Silver?

I didn't realize Heaven had fast food.

Actually, growing up, my older sisters worked at LJS's and my dad always took us for root beer and hot dogs at A&W, so this is probably an idealized childhood thing going on inside my head.

Well, if it was good enough but not great, it's no Coffee Crisp. But I'll take what I can get these days.

Long John Silver's chicken planks smothered in malt vinegar. Mmmm!

Anyone know of an online site that has music videos? I'm looking for the Mr. Brightside video by The Killers. Mtv.com only has the edited version.

Almare, I love the group dressing as a show idea, but I don't know how one would be Brian Kinney as a recognizable costume. I mean, he wears either natty suits or jeans and Ts, which is what most guys wear. I'm a girl and if I tried to dress as him, no one would be able to guess who I was--I guess I could try to look all pouty and sexy but not sure how to pull that off.

There's a great interview with Will Arnett (from Arrested Development, also married to Amy Poehler) by Wing Chun on TWoP's front page. Contains this nugget:

WA: [thinking] No, God. T-W-o-P. What are my questions. Oh! What is "hoo-ya"?

WC: [chuckling] That's Yahoo. Oh! "HoYay"! Oh, that. I thought you were making a joke about Yahoo, our corporate partners, who are awesome. "HoYay" is short for "Homoeroticism, Yay!" Which one of our users coined a billion years ago, and it's supposed to be for when there's a scene where there's a homoerotic moment between two of the characters that textually is not gay, but subtextually, the users perceive that there is gay subtext.

WA: Exactly, okay -- [writing] "homoerotic...yay." You know who asked me the other day about that -- and I think I gave the right answer, but I didn't know what it actually stood for. But I got a call the other day [laughing], and it was David Cross, before he left town. He was like, "Hey, um -- what's 'hoyay'?" Or "hooya."

WC: I'd say it doesn't really apply to [Tobias] much, because with him it's not really subtext.

WA: Our show is absolutely rife with it.

I didn't realize Heaven had fast food.

There's no breakfast in Heaven after 11. t /Fr. Guido Sarducci

Plei!!! Are you still here?

-shrugs-

I could try and trade Brian with my friend Sam(who is not a girl) who ended up with Bette. Or at least, I should try and do that before we RSVP our characters.

Bugger.