Good luck with the step-moming Erin.
'Shindig'
Spike's Bitches 45: That sure as hell wasn't in the brochure.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Now there's a visual for "lemon squeazy" I never wanted in my head.
The latest in OB/GYN accessories.
I assume this is for the website that was already supposed to be up?
That's the one. Given that she hasn't made the material available yet, I don't know what she thought we'd be doing on the first launch date (12/3).
Oh well. In a happier vein:
Happy, healthy new baby~ma for GC!
The latest in OB/GYN accessories.
Hey, I have one of those in my kitchen! Maybe I'll do a home birth...
Wow. Hey! Look at this place! You guys all like Buffy n junk, yeah? Wow.
So, I'm Miracleman, and...
...okay, so I know I haven't been on in a while. School and stuff. But that's over for the next week or so, so here I am, back and bold!
And to start off in my inimitable style...
Does anyone else feel seriously embarrassed for the twenty-somethings that end up being cast on kids' shows? It's horrific! They have to sing really dumb songs through arsenic grimaces and wear colors designed to either keep you safe while hunting or blind any threat that may come at them so they can affect a getaway! I had to watch this bright, spritely young woman pretend to practice to surf (yes, not pretend to actually surf, pretend to practice) while singing some revoltingly saccharine ditty through clenched teeth and a smile that looked like she had hooks in her cheeks attached to lines that ran around the back of her head. Her face was like a cross between Sesame Street and Hellraiser. And all I could think was: "I bet you went to Juilliard, didn't you? You poor, poor, wretched thing."
Oh, and, uh...Merry Xmas or whatever.
I felt sorry for this one kid who was on Barney back in the day since he went to a local high school. I hear he got beat up a lot or something.
Miracleman! ::tacklehugs::
I'm not currently watching kids' shows, so I can't really comment on that phenomenon. I am reminded of Michael Rosenbaum's mien before he left Smallville, though being Lex he didn't have to sing or beam. Mostly he just looked really effing bored.
Does anyone else feel seriously embarrassed for the twenty-somethings that end up being cast on kids' shows? It's horrific!
There's no way it's as bad as working as a nanny during the heyday of the purple dinosaur. For a two-year-old who refused to be potty trained.
Mostly he just looked really effing bored.
There's only so many times you can say, "My daddy issues, let me show you them," convincingly.
Happy Shane day!!