In Googlefight "fat and ugly" kicked "thin and sexy"'s ass!!!
We may have to try "Fat and Sexy" vs "Thin and Ugly" just for snickers.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
In Googlefight "fat and ugly" kicked "thin and sexy"'s ass!!!
We may have to try "Fat and Sexy" vs "Thin and Ugly" just for snickers.
"Fat and Sexy" trounces "Thin and Ugly" resoundingly. [link]
Family schmoop
CHRISTOPHER: Mommy, something nice just happened!
ME: What?
CHRISTOPHER: Something nice just happened! When I told Julia that I love her, instead of her saying, "I love you too," she said...
::mentally prepares for a talk with Julia::
CHRISTOPHER cont'd: She said, "Thank you." Wasn't that a nice thing to do?
Oh lordy. [link]
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Would you pay $175 for a pound of coffee beans which had passed through the backside of a furry mammal in Indonesia?
Apparently, some coffee lovers wanting to treat themselves to something special are lapping it up.
Kopi Luwak beans from Indonesia are rare and expensive, thanks to a unique taste and aroma enhanced by the digestive system of palm civets, nocturnal tree-climbing creatures about the size of a large house cat.
Later:
So far, most of the orders have been from California.
She said, "Thank you." Wasn't that a nice thing to do?
Aww.
Dave Barry did a hilarious column on either that particular coffee...erm...fetish, or one that was basically the same, but involving another animal. I'll see if I can find it.
Why do people still think kopi luwak coffee is news, I wonder? Is it just that this time of year, orders are up because it's an unusual holiday gift?
Cindy, it was probably Vietnamese Weasel Coffee.
The Barry piece: [link]
And my point is made:
This column was originally published Nov. 9, 1997.
See how there's two dates there, Jess. I think maybe Barry's column first started getting published (in that paper) in '97. The other date is a March, 2005 one, which seems to match what the Miami Herald has, here: [link]
The Daily News link took forever to load, when I tried it from this page.