From the No Pants Day link:
Did you know that in Britain "pants" means underwear? Shouldn't it be No Trousers Day instead?
Hmmm.. this holiday could be extremely interesting in Britain, then. But seriously, No Pants Day just sounds catchier, doesn't it? And besides, this gives British people something to mention when you bring up the holiday around them. They laugh and say, "In Britain, 'pants' means...." etc, etc, and they feel good for being the center of attention. So bully for them!
Did you know that in Britain "pants" means underwear? Shouldn't it be No Trousers Day instead?
No, it should just also be "Commando Day".
Pants! Pants! Sing the praises of pants!
t /mst3k
"Hi. I'm Al Gore. And I invented pants."
"I'm Bill Clinton. And I remove pants."
May I tag you, JZ?
If you can prune it down to meet the tagline character limit, tag away!
I spoke too soon! The angry cardinal has arrived!
I spoke too soon! The angry cardinal has arrived!
We need AngryCardinalCam!
Or, the angry cardinal should have its own blog....
Did you know that when cardinals aren't angry, they don't have crests? Several months of birdfeeder-watching has taught me this, inbetween bouts of laughing myself silly over Chumley's bonking his head on the glass.
George Will is actually a pretty witty guy. He usually reserves it for talking about sports,
Really? I wish he'd used some wit in
Men at Work,
because as baseball books go, hello to the soporific. Also, unfortunately, one of his men at work is Tony La Russa, and there's only so much blowharding I can take.
Also, George Will wears bowties. That says to me that his idea of with and mine are not the same. Also possibly that Tucker Carlson is his groupie, but we knew that.
Also, George Will wears bowties. That says to me that his idea of with and mine are not the same. Also possibly that Tucker Carlson is his groupie, but we knew that.
::starts working script of horror movie featuring zombie George Will, zombie Tucker Carlson and Zombie Orville Redenbacher::
::and maybe zombie Thomas Edison::