This email from my high school sweetheart says something complex about my teen years:
“Saw this and for some inexplicable reason, thought of you.”
Famous among dozens
This email from my high school sweetheart says something complex about my teen years:
“Saw this and for some inexplicable reason, thought of you.”
I wrote a very long Ladies Night excerpt for The Morning News. It’s a doozy.
Yesterday, I bought a grape nuts knockoff cereal called Crunchy Nuggets.
SAY CHEESE
Say, where would a girl go if she needed a pair of quality gold fangs for her next hot date?
Store Clerk: The white tags are DVD, the black tags are VHS. If you call at noon, we’ll do same-day reservations of all our Hollywood titles.
Me: Great, thanks.
(A few minutes later, on the street.)
Me: What do they mean, they’ll let you reserve the Hollywood titles?
Him: Didn’t you see the side room?
Me: No.
Him: They have a whole room full of boy-sex movies. Apparently they don’t let you reserve those in advance.
Me: I wonder why not.
Him: Probably too much trouble. They got one too many calls, Can I reserve that one with the two guys? Like, the one with the guy doing the other guy? The one with the big member?
Heather says:
“Of all my accomplishments, of this I’m the most proud: #1 Google rank for penis envy.“
A few lines from a poem I have never read. It was written by Spencer Short:
One need only stand in the aisle
marked Produce to understand how the wan light
obscuring the bruised fruit makes all
of our decisions more difficult.
A SMALL, GOOD THING
“We realize some of you may now defect, and while we wish you well, we also spit on your backs.” The Morning News just relaunched. Take a moment.
Lane is working on his 20 things project and needs help. He wants you to send him a short set of directions (walk until you see a tree, turn left, etc.), and when he gets to the end of your instructions, he’ll take a picture. Here’s the page with the details.
20 THINGS
I participated in the last 20 things swap. My artlet is the thumbnail in the top left corner. (I know I posted this awhile ago, but I took the link down because the site wasn’t officially open for the viewing public. Oops.)
Rarely is an organizational tool methodical enough to satisfy me. Jason Fried of Signal vs. Noise has done the trick with his new book collection organizer, Singlefile. Now I’m doomed to hours in front of the monitor typing in every good quote from every book I’ve ever read. (Via kottke.)
Last night there was a woman on Antiques Roadshow who had very long hair. She had, in fact, never cut her hair. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this woman was fascinated with hair and hair-related products. She had a collection of jewelry that had been made from hair. Other people’s hair. The hair of dead strangers. As I wrestled with my gag reflex, the appraiser told her the collection was valued at $4,000 to $6,000.