Hmm... one on-line definition of entitled:
given a title or identifying name; "the book entitled `A Tale of Two Cities'"
Or is the issue that she's using it as a verb?
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hmm... one on-line definition of entitled:
given a title or identifying name; "the book entitled `A Tale of Two Cities'"
Or is the issue that she's using it as a verb?
That whole thing sounds jackass, Aimee, technically wrong or not.
SAYS ME.
My entire day has been a boondoggle -- I spent hours getting to and from a meeting in New Jersey with my predecessor, then a long lunch with two co-workers, then a very minor amount of Actual Work. I guess I should still do more before I leave today.....
goes with what Jesse says
and everyone else too
This is a woman who CONSTANTLY uses the words, "am-bah-lance" and "lie-berry". Andnot being funny, either. IN MEETINGS. In all seriousness.
Hey, any New Yorkistas ever been to (or worked near) those morning show summer concerts? Prince is in Bryant Park on Friday, but I'm not psyched to get up at ass o'clock to hear two songs.
Bryant Park is not that big. It sounds like it could get really crowded. With an extra helping of tourist.
Yeah, it's kind of terrifying. But Prince!!!
Fuck the tourists, imagine all the Prince fans in the city.
In related news, I am annoyed at myself for ignoring all the work summer events I should have signed up for-- apparently Liev Schreiber is doing Macbeth for Shakespeare in the Park, and I totally didn't reserve a ticket. STUPID.
I am sure you are not surprised, I have been to several Today show concerts. Usually getting there early enough to hear the sound check. I am not sure I could swing it with my crazy schedules now, but I might try it for Prince. It'd probably be the only time I'd see him in concert.
bon bon, I'd cry.
bon bon, I'd cry.
I love Macbeth, too. Sigh.