mac lost another tooth: [link]
Giles ,'Get It Done'
Natter 55: It's the 55th Natter
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.
Hee! Pretty gleeful about it, too!
It's really really windy today.
I think toes are a lot of fun, definitely.
...toes?
Toothless Mac is adorable! Dylan also adorable.
And Rocking Pirate Babies? Adorable?
Waking up in the cold predawn to get to work? Decidedly not adorable.
...toes?
I don't think we really need to delve any deeper into this....
I'm about to have a pre-work lie down, but give a holler if you do want to delve deeper.
I'll be glad to help.
Cutehead mac.
I was reading this: [link] and it reminded me that I'm sad they don't play the California Raisins claymation holiday special anymore. I have to say that was probably my favorite holiday special. Even if it was hosted by advertising mascots, it was funny enough for kids and parents.
From the link:
(Sure, everyone loves Heat Miser and Snow Miser, but is there anything about The Year Without A Santa Claus that makes a lick of sense? Up to and including the idea that Santa would decide to take a day off on the ONE DAY A YEAR when he has any frickin' responsibilities?!)
Oh, and while I'm randomly musing about Christmas: if I see one more goddamn diamond commercial Ima shoot the TV. DIAMONDS ARE NOT SUBSTITUTES FOR EXPRESSING LOVE.
but is there anything about The Year Without A Santa Claus that makes a lick of sense?
Well, it makes more sense than Santa Clause vs. the Martians.
OK, on second thought, maybe not.
But still, Heat Miser! Cold Miser!
(It's Cold Miser, not Snow Miser, right?)
I'm sad they don't play the California Raisins claymation holiday special anymore. I have to say that was probably my favorite holiday special.
My favorite will always remain the Grinch, but I have fond memories of the California Raisins. "Here we come a waffling..."
Ads like this quasi-satirical Best Buy spot reflect society's mixed feelings about an era dominated by spoiled teenagers.
Ugh. I hate that commercial.