December 2008
16 posts
“I felt the same way about drinking as I did about using public restrooms. That...”
– Agreed - I am a very fast public restroom user.
(Letting the Chips Fall - Proof Blog - NYTimes.com)
The Stranger | Slog | Note to Seattle Times:... →
Hmm, okay. Maybe I was a bit too quick to rush to judgment.
Seattle refuses to use salt; roads "snow packed"... →
Oh, Seattle. Maybe for the “storm of the century” or whatever they’re calling this one, you can forget your concern about the potential effects on Puget Sound and put some salt on the roads so that people can, oh, leave their houses safely. And maybe so that the rear-wheel drive police cars can get around, and the police don’t have to respond to emergencies on foot.
No Parking Anytime: Table for one filled with... →
ohhh.
“One has brought along her boyfriend, like a large, sulky handbag, which was, I...”
– The “Sex and the City” Tour: About Us: vanityfair.com
OMG, seriously, Love Actually is the best movie ever.
With Hugh Grant/Colin Firth/Emma Thompson/Liam Neeson/Laura Linney/Alan Rickman/January Jones! Happy funny love story! Brain exploding!
Watching Love Actually.
Dad: She does have big thighs.
Mom: No, she just has junk in the trunk.
Fuck You, Penguin →
Heh.
Seattle paralyzed by chance of snow | Seattle... →
I read this Stranger article last weekend about a radio show on KIRO called Too Beautiful To Live. Now, I pretty much refuse to listen to commercial radio - it’s KEXP or KUOW or nothing. But this article made the show sound pretty great. So I downloaded the podcast and started listening.
The first show, I thought, “well, this is sort of funny.” The second show was better. ...
Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Tasks →
THANK YOU JESUS.
Zzz.
Last night I dreamed that Nate told me I had “a gigantic butt,” and this morning it took me about 10 minutes after waking up to stop being angry with him.
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan (December 05,... →
Huh. This is crazy…right?
“I have always had a soft spot for people who talk a lot because I feel as if they’re doing the work for me. I don’t usually have a great deal to say - I almost envy people their heated opinions, their vehemence and certainty - and I am perfectly content to listen. There are a few topics of particular interest to me (when another person has just read the same book I have, I...