sugaredwalls
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A guy coming to my door, pointing to my paper "No Soliciting" sign, saying I was right to have it, then trying to sell me a wood "No Soliciting" sign he said he made.
I would have loved to hear his rationale for this, but he was kind of pushy so I didn't bother to give him the chance to keep talking by asking.
I love the scene in Barnyard where the animals are paying the pizza delivery guy and they drop their "arm" and mutter "ouch." Right, if my arm fell off I would just say "ouch." My favorite bit in that movie!
It is kinda funny to think about making animals gender neutral or female in cartoon form...I didn't even notice that.
But, the female parts-good, male parts-bad bit is nothing new. I'm still shocked (and a little happy) to see male frontal nudity in a film. (And clearly would be horrified to see it in a children's film). (I'm not sure I'm making sense...must.go.to.bed).
We bought costumes at Halloween USA today and I thought of you and your daughter. They had a "clean" adult Dorothy costume!Saucyminx said:My daugher Em, who is 12 and looks like she is 20, wants to be Dorothy for Halloween. We went to the just-sprung-up costume shop in a strip mall to see if I could just buy one, or if I was going to have to break out the sewing machine. We found the little kid Dorothys with no problem, and then got to the adult costumes, and I do mean adult. Em looked at me and said "Oh great. All they have is Dirty Dorothy."
Yeah. . . not on my 12 year old. Sewing machine it is.
We bought costumes at Halloween USA today.....etc
I'm sure there's a smartassed political comment to be made about "real" America!CristinaRobo said:I could go on. It seems like "America" is not as large as the rumors would suggest.
In a related sense. I decided to go to HalloweenUSA.com since I had never heard of this store. They advertise, "Where America Shops For Halloween!"
They give you a map to click on your state to find the nearest store location;
"There are no stores in Washington"
"There are no stores in Oregon"
"There are no stores in California"
"There are no stores in Montana"
"There are no stores in Idaho"
"There are no stores in Nevada"
"There are no stores in Arizona"
"There are no stores in New York"
"There are no stores in Connecticut"
"There are no stores in New Jersey"
"There are no stores in Massachusetts"
"There are no stores in Rhode Island"
"There are no stores in Maine"
"There are no stores in New Hampshire"
"There are no stores in Vermont"
"There are no stores in Minnesota"
"There are no stores in North Carolina"
I could go on. It seems like "America" is not as large as the rumors would suggest.
I'm sure there's a smartassed political comment to be made about "real" America!
Or maybe Halloween is a holiday in those states!
I thought I'd go direct to the supplier, found what I needed and clicked link for closest store, apparently the don't actually have any stores seeing as how no locations showed up.
Must be that all the stores in Qualbaza Rey de los conejitos del polvo have closed up due to an abysmal customer base.
OK...it appears I'm in a feisty mood this evening, must be the after effects of the prolonged vacation. I'm bound to come back to earth any moment now.
We bought costumes at Halloween USA today and I thought of you and your daughter. They had a "clean" adult Dorothy costume!
My youngest is going to be Dorothy, BTW.
I saw this last night,
Goddamn, people coming to fastfood restaurants can be so stupid sometimes...
"What's in the onion rings?"
Tickle a midget in Portugal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ-CiwlqIEo
Really worth a look and as an added bonus she can sing like a nightingale.