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Alison Blogs HereSemi-Dangerous When Thinking
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That means “Not Safe for Dishwasher”. I was taking pictures for a couple of blog posts and found that I had forgotten this. It’s Audrey’s job to load the dishwasher, but she doesn’t put much thought into it. If it’s in the sink, she loads it. If it’s anywhere else, it’s invisible. However, sometimes I [...]
but it’s funny: see more crazy cat pics
Blame Audrey for this one. It’s a video from a band out of Ann Arbor, Michigan. It’s truly bizarre, but in a catchy way. I can’t get the darn thing out of my head. This banana for you. . .
I’m a little behind on Cectic, so some of you might have seen this already. . . It’s almost Demotivational!
So, Lady Fortune of the Absurd of the Internetshire presented me with this.: My Peculiar Aristocratic Title is: Entirely Miss Reverend Lady Alison the Vehement of Happy Bottomshire Get your Peculiar Aristocratic Title Whaddaya think?
But very funny if you have issues with spellcheckers. Sorry for not posting in a while. Posting a video is a lame excuse for a blog update, but it’ll have to do for now.
I’ve been doing nothing but sleep the last two days. Gawd, I hate being sick. But here’s something that got lost a few weeks ago that I will re-post to give you a laugh.
Thanks to The Lippard Blog, I found passive-aggressive notes. Ah, the humanity! It’s pretty amusing to see anonymous conflict resolution. . .
The Star-Ledger has a weekly insert called “Homefinder”, and it’s often good for a laugh, if only because some of the prices are so unrealistic. (It’s a sad, bitter laugh sometimes. . .) Now, one of the features at the front of the insert is a listing with photos that classifies three separate properties in [...]
but now I have to. OK, the fellow with all the crazy ideas I mentioned a few posts back is here. I was going back and forth about whether I would try some fisking, even though most of the stuff he says has been scientifically refuted in bunches of places. I figured I’d put it [...]
