July52008
July12008
the next big thing.
wifi on transportation is the next big thing. it’s slow but i’m somewhere on a bus in new jersey and am online. i love it. buses, streetcars and subways next please!
I am very excited about this. I’m taking the bus home from nyc in August (my ticket cost me $1. No joke). If WIFI was available EVERYWHERE my life would be easier….unrealistic but easier.
ps. Still working on the survey. It’s been a busy but fun weekend. Hope yours was too.
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June302008
WTF? Jesse!??
My heart is breaking for Jeremy…just a little bit.June282008
john. please don’t wear this on the 7th. thank you.
lol. That’s exactly what I said when I saw this. Feel Better Jen!
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June272008
Crap Voicemail From A Dude: "Your Friends Were Very Jealous, Even If They Say They Weren't, They Were Envious I Approached You" »
I don’t know what tickled me more, the text of the voicemail or the way he says all of it so matter-of-factly but it’s pretty much right out of a sitcom.Oh Holy Jesus. If you do anything today - I emplore you to actually take the 4:27 and listen by far the douchiest messages ever left in the history of voicemail. Evar.
1. That. Is. Fantastic.
2. However, I have reached a point in my relationship with the internet where I assume everything is a viral marketing campaign. It kinda takes some of the fun out of it.
1. Beyond fantastic.
2. I agree with you there Matt. I’m always suspicious. However, even if it was staged, I can assure you there are messages like that being left right this minute, in my office building, even. Ash and I can attest to this, living in DC, which has the most douchenozzles per sq. ft. This is a scientific fact. We have a neighbor who I could 100% see leaving a message like this. In his madras pants and Sperry topsiders.
I am so ashamed that this guy is from Toronto.
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June252008
For some reason it’s NOT okay to call a woman out for being chubby, fat, out of shape, whatever, but it IS okay to liken her body to a 12 year old boy or assume she is anorexic/bulimic. It’s okay to tell a skinny person to “eat a sandwich!” but to tell a larger person to “eat a salad!” is unacceptable?
I think this whole “real women have curves!!” thing has gotten out of hand, to be honest. Real women come in all shapes and sizes. And fat does not equal curvy. I’m tired of seeing obese women champion themselves as curvy when they are in fact, not. After reading around online, I found out that most people have started equating curvy with fat and that quite a few seem to think that when a women is referring to herself as “curvy” it is code for “overweight”. I’m pretty sure the original definition of curvy was more along the lines of tits and ass, with a defined waist.
I’m not hating on anyone but I’m just tired of all of this. All that aside, I am madly in love with Miranda Kerr.I completely agree! And yes, Miranda Kerr is beautiful to me.
Well. Put.
Actually, I personally don’t think it’s ok to tell a skinny person to “eat a sandwich!”. People tell me this on a weekly basis and it sends the same message as telling a larger person to “eat a salad”. Both convey the message that the way you look is unacceptable. If you’ve got a problem with the way I look then DON’T LOOK AT ME, k! Just my opinion based on personal experience. That aside, you are right, Miranda Kerr IS smoking hot! I was just about to post about her. Thank you for that.
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arod:
I love this movie SO MUCH. It also makes me depressed because I realize how much I miss dancing, even though I could have never made a career out of it because of my arthritis. Oh well, I guess being a psudo-comedian will suffice.Despite the gratuitous extras, the unrealistic costume changes, and the magically appearing bedroom set, THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST DANCE SCENES EVER AND I EFFING LOVE THIS MOVIE.
I third that. I watch this movie at least twice a year.
“if i was the one”…aww, tear.
Again, this is why I love tumblr. I thought I was the only one who loved this cheesy movie.
i could punch you in the face…my friends and i watched this movie then promptly danced around. oh MAN. the blond dude is so gross too.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE SOOOOO MUCH. So much, in fact, that I own the special edition DVD and watch it at least 4 times a year(same with Clueless). I also have a Center Stage Soundtrack playlist on my Itunes (too much!?). I remember seeing this movie in theatres with friends from ballet class. We then all proceeded to learn the choreagraphy and I still have it memorized. The Jamiroquai song always brings a smile to my face whenever I hear it.
ps. The opening scene where she washes her bloody toes in the bathtub is extremely realistic…actually it’s the most realistic part of the whole movie. My toes are still recovering from 6 years of pointe shoes. God, I miss ballet.
I love Tumblr this week.
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No shit, Sherlock.
A small list of things that people say to me out loud that they shouldn’t say or just don’t realize are completely unnecessary.
1. “You’re tall.”
OMG, REALLY?!?! I just thought when I towered over every boy until seventh grade that everyone else was just short!
Granted, this comment was more annoying when I was still in school and it was immediately followed by “You should play basketball!” (What I wanted to respond: “Actually, I tried. In fact, I sucked at it hardcore. Thanks for the reminder. Not to mention that 5’8” [which I was at the time] is the black hole of women’s basketball, because you’re too tall to be a guard and too short to be a forward, which you would know if you had any clue about basketball outside of the fact that it favors tall people.”) Still, I’m 23, and you’re not my long-lost aunt. If you’re still commenting on my height 10 years after I stopped growing, you should consider reading Cosmo’s “conversation starters” section.
2. “You’re too skinny!”
Yes, it’s better than being told you’re fat and in that regard I have no right to complain. But recently I ditched some of my unhealthy eating habits (some, not all), took up running, and lost 20 lbs. It involved no starvation and no bulimia. I was actually about 10 lbs. heavier than what I normally weigh and after completely gorging myself at Christmastime, I wanted to be healthier. My new diet/exercise regimen’s effectiveness shocked even me. But with a BMI of 19.2, which falls inside the “normal range”, I am not “too skinny”. So you can stop saying that like I have an eating disorder! Look at the city I live in. Girls here legitimately do not eat, they put themselves on diets of Splenda/water milkshakes and cocaine. I take on a legit diet and see results and suddenly my boss has me on “BMI watch”? The best part is that I probably weigh a lot more than she does.
3. “You look tired.”
Umm, except that I’m not, so you know you just kind of insulted me, right?
Don’t we all get this every once in a while? And it never makes anyone feel good about themselves, right? Can we all make a pact to NOT say that to other people?
End rant. I say good day.
Wow. Apparently we lead the same lives because I have lived through this exact same bullshit my entire life. Thank you for sharing.
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In Life
The less you care about what people do and the more you care about who they are the better your life will be.
I completely agree.
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June242008
Dear DeAnna,
I started watching your show one day because my roommate had it on and I got caught in the crossfire. I kept watching it mostly because I think one of the guys on it is hot and I wanted to see what happened with the guy with the kid, he seems amazing. And also, because you seem like a nice girl (I like your accent!) and I want this to end well for you.
However, I am SO TIRED of you railing on my friend Brad. I haven’t been watching since day #1 but in the 4 episodes that I have seen, you ALWAYS mention at least once how Brad “led you on” and “broke your heart.” Enough is enough, we all get it.
What saddens me about you continuing to repeat this during every elimination ceremony is that you clearly aren’t over it (unless the producers are making you say it, which is possible, considering how hard they threw him under the bus, in which case, I apologize).
You are requesting 100% openness of heart from your suitors yet you can’t seem to stop making references to a man from your past. If you truly are completely open then prove it- let it go and shut up. I’m sure they are all aware of how painful the Brad situation was for you and I’m equally as sure that in order to believe that YOU are ready for love they’d appreciate if you stop referring to him during every emotional scene on the show.
Best of luck.
ps- I hope I got the capitalization on your name right
pps-Bring back Graham if you really love him. It doesn’t have to end with a ring for it to be a great love of your life.
I was hoping she would switch up Graham and Jesse at the last second. I was so sure it would happen. If I was her, I would have kept Graham around an extra week just to be able to wrap my arms around his perfect body. There’s no way I would be able to live with someone who labels everything in his cabinets.
And what is up with the capitalization?
I love it when The Bachelorette invades my Tumblr dashboard. Rooting for Jason!
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anywherebuthere »
you don’t have an email address listed on your tumblr! i have a request you might be interested in and it includes rewards. hit me up!
Request away!
sylvia.abh@gmail.com
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