January 2010
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December 2009
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A "blue moon" is when there are two full moons in...
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The inventors of bubble wrap, Alfred Fielding and...
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night night
zzzzz……..
Christmas Tight
waitforthestone:
The period of time after Christmas and New Years where the clothes you wore prior to the holidays that fit well, all of a sudden are a little tighter than they should be.
“I got this new dress shirt for Christmas. I went to wear it with my favorite work pants, but they are a little Christmas tight now.”
Definitely what I’m experiencing…
yep… :(
@katieb1223
waitforthestone:
YOU’RE BECOMING SO INDIE!
At least musically. Lol.
it’s because of those gosh darn iTunes samplers (& Mr. Vaughn’s CDs) I tell you!!! DO IT!
“If you turn on the keypad volume on your cell phone and type 989797899897787987,...”
– (via fuckyeahthebeatles)
must try!
I love giftcards.
We took my dog to get groomed today.
He looks bald now, but his head is still fluffy, so he kind of looks like “The Dog” or the one from The Mask when it’s wearing the mask. His head looks huge compared to his body. He looks way skinnier now. He looks like a different dog.
I laugh at him everytime I see him :p
just watched the new Star Trek movie
it
was
awesome.
=)
going to watch The Hangover =D
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birthday reflections
I kind of miss old holiday traditions, having EVERYTHING BE SPECIAL.
When buying and wrapping presents was special and secretive, not routine.
When making cookies was fun and creative, not just because it’s what we always do.
When decorating the tree was exciting and magical, not rushed just to get it done.
When my birthday was all about me and having fun, not just another day.
I feel...
50 Best Catch Phrases of the Decade →
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a little will farrell heavy… but pretty good.
It’s sad how many of these I say on a regular basis.
Great list from top to bottom, but the top 10 is pitch perfect.
That’s what she said.
I got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell.
EVIL SHENANIGANSSSS.
Why you...
aslowdescent:
Barenaked Ladies - God Rest Ye...
ELO CD = awesome birthday present!
indierawk:
Alvin and the Chipmunks - Christmas...
Paul McCartney interview
LOL
Q Magazine: How the devil are you? Surprisingly good...
Paul McCartney: I'm feeling great, actually.
Q: What's been the best things about this century?
PM: I have to say just being with my children. And having a new girlfriend. That's very nice, thank you. And getting the opportunity to play the gigs we've been playing. I realised the other day I've been playing with my band now for nine or ten years, or something. So it's like, "God, that's almost as long as I played with The Beatles."
Q: And the worst?
PM: The war.
Q: You witnessed the 9/11 attacks while sitting in a plane on the tarmac at JFK airport. What did you actually see?
PM: A plume of black smoke coming from the first tower, stretching out to the left as we looked at it. Then it suddenly appeared like the other tower was also on fire. I wasn't sure whether it was an illusion at first. Then the stewards gave us the news that there'd been an attack on the Pentagon and that both those towers had been hit. That made the whole thing very serious.
Q: Which of The Beatles remasters did you like the most?
PM: It's like trying to choose between your babies, y'know? The joy for me is hearing us clearer than ever in the studio. I'm into all the stuff we did. Cos it's my past. It's my snapshot album.
Q: Where were you when you heard Michael Jackson had dies?
PM: I was at home and got a text from someone I know who's a producer for the Larry King show. She said, "Would you come on to talk about Michael Jackson?" And I thought, "It's gonna be his 50 gigs." But I sensed that it was more than that. It was first thing in the morning and I was taking my little one to school. I put the telly on and immediately I realised he'd died.
Q: The two of you had your ups and downs in the '80's...
PM: I'm not one to hold a grudge. We were great friends for a while. And then we kind of just drifted apart. It was no sort of great enmity. So it was sad to hear he'd died. Especially when he was on the brink of a comeback. It would've proved how good he was again.
Q: He bought The Beatles' song catalogue in the 80's. Does it make it easier for you to get that back in the fire sale?
PM: No. I gave up on all that years ago. The interesting thing is some of it's due to come back to me anyway, just in a few years' time. So it's one of those, y'know, just...leave them alone and they'll come home, wagging their tails behind them.
Q: What's the one thing you wish you'd done but didn't this decade?
PM: Nothing, I don't think. I've managed to feel quite fulfilled this decade. If I hadn't done The Fireman, I think I would wish I'd done that because it freshened ideas up for me.
Q: And the one thing you did but wish you hadn't?
PM: Ha ha! Oh God, I dunno. Well, I did wish I didn't...not really....can't think of any.
Q: There is one obvious one...
PM: What are you saying?
Q: Getting married again...
PM: (Laughs) OK, yeah, I suppose that has to be the prime contender. But I don't wanna down anyone. These things happen, y'know? But I tend to look at the positive side, which is that I have another beautiful daughter out of it.
Q: Is it true you lost £60 million in the credit crunch?
PM: I've no idea, man. The thing is - you know it, I know it - they make it up. Years ago, they started to say, "Paul McCartney's worth this." I'd go, "Am I?" Cos I don't know. It's not like I ring up and say, "How much am I worth?" So this is the latest one. There's a credit crunch so therefore Elton John, Paul McCartney and George Michael are worth considerably less. And they're always saying I'm retiring. That came out with the gigs I just did. The first question a journalist asked me was, "Is it true you're retiring?" You go, (wearily) "No, it isn't actually."
Q: So, is it true you're retiring?
PM: (Laughs) Yeah. After this interview. No, man. I have too much fun. Why would I retire? Sit at home and watch telly? No thanks. I'd rather be out playing.
Q: Can you sum up the century in a Tweet of less than 140 characters?
PM: (Laughs) Jesus Christ!!
Karma’s a bitch.
And I’m sure it’s not quite done yet…
I am SO ready for Christmas break.
HELP!
The song, for once, describes my feelings at this time in my life.
I'm a little miffed...
Soooooo, my sister-in-law is having a C-section for her kid. I know I couldn’t be there for the actual birth, but I wanted to be in the hospital to meet the kid and hang out with her and my brother.
However, due to the existence of swine flu, people under the age of 18 may not enter the hospital.
The kid is being born 5 days before my 18th birthday.
This sucks :(
I know how I'll be spending my evening!!
iTUNES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in...”
– Albert Einstein (via grace-notes) (via moviescore)
12864.) Stop talking to me, you know what you did...
audiobody:
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I saw him today, and I kind of smiled at him to acknowledge his existence (unlike Sean does to me) and he pretended not to see me (exactly like Sean). Anyhow, he was sitting there like he owned the place, he honestly looked like a mean person. He thinks he’s the hottest thing alive, but he’s really just a pathetic emo loser. And no one from band was...