people, people, settle, people, settle...ahem...i'm here to tell you, the rumors are true, i got a job today. comment upon this would be somewhat superfluous, other than to say W-O-O-O-O-H-O-O-O-O-O!!!!
even better than this, in a way, is this incredibly brilliant site i found today, thanks to none other than Maureen Dowd, NYTimes columnist and all-around shrew: jumptheshark.com, devoted to ascertaining the very moment when a TV series goes bad, either by adding a stupid new character, having a flashback episode or an unnecessary wedding, or otherwise going to seed. the guy who came up with this deserves to be knighted Sir Pop by me, the PQ, don't you agree. you will...
she's ajar
"Don't chase me! I'm full of chocolate!" --- Uter
Wednesday, June 06, 2001
Monday, June 04, 2001
oh yeah, and i'm a famous art collector now, i've got Chris' original "Starbucks: A Defense" right here, baby.
Monday is Cocoa Day in the frigid wastelands of my office. i should open a chain of cafes that look just like office kitchens, it will be all self-serve and will consist only of amalgamated powdered beverages, just like you whip up at work. for example, what i'm drinking right now will be called the Choco-Cardigan, for those days when the air conditioning is cranked up and you left your sweater on the kitchen table at home: two packets Swiss Miss Instant Cocoa (one sugarfree, one w/sugar), two Mini-Moo hideously synthetic non-dairy creamers, hot water from the water cooler, and one Hershey's Kiss. A similar treat is the Mint Mock Mocha my friend from Reebok invented one slow afternoon: half a cup of industrial coffee, one cocoa packet, assorted dairy from the various carafes at the condiment station, and a couple Altoids for a zingy mint shot. Also, there's the Deep Throat: one teabag, 50 squeezes-worth of honey from the Honey Bear, 1/4 cup hot water, and three quarters of lemon purloined from the salad bar in the cafeteria. man, this will be like the Microsoft of beverage joints! i'm a cheap and evil genius!
all of which brings me to Salon's Worst Summer Movies That Never Were, which is pretty accurate, for a spoof. having seen the lumbering 'Pearl Harbor' and the more-than-decent 'Shrek' in LA last weekend, i am not looking forward to the cinematic harvest with any great anticipation, except for Harry Potter, but that's not until Thanksgiving. can i get any more geeked out? highly likely.
