I had that problem, too. My roast beef wrap ended up being OK.
Why is it, out of all of the holiday songs I have sung over the past several weeks (dozens), the one that sticks in my head the most is the Hanukkah one? I don't know the words! Hanukkah is over! Enough with the Maoz Tsur, brain! I mean, it's nice, but.
After last night's elementary school winter concert, I have "The Reindeer Hula" in my head. Consider yourself lucky.
I have the Game of Thrones theme music in my head, which is kind of nice since there aren't any words.
Paging Tom Scola! The bankrobbers
did
make the ropes out of bedsheets. Enough of them that they were able to rappel down 15 or more stories.
And they piled up sheets and clothes in their beds to make it look like they were still there. Exactly the kind of trick that alwayswould never have fooled my mother in the fourth grade.
There are some people in Chicago who should be fucking embarrased for themselves.
The escapees are either really stupid, or really, really clever.
The breakout sounds like a breakout planned by middle school kids. Amazing that it worked.
Walrus photo is beyond adorable.
It's freezing in my house -- 49 degrees outside. But sunny.
The escapees are either really stupid, or really, really clever.
Which, as we learned from Spinal Tap, is a very fine line. [link]
I have the Game of Thrones theme music in my head, which is kind of nice since there aren't any words.
The rest of the time, it's the Downton Abbey theme, which does too have words, they are just "Do do do do do do do do do DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAHHHHH"
I've got the Waitresses' Christmas song stuck in my head--and just the "Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas" bit. I'd like it gone now.