Brittany: “I don’t wanna be in that picture with you, it’ll get defaced.”
Rachel: “No it won’t!”
Brittany: “Yes, it will. I’ll be the one doing it.”
- Rachel & Brittany, GLEE!
Quote of the day
December 2nd, 2009Scratch that: New Quote of the Day
November 18th, 2009“I have to go: they’ll think I’m pooping”
-Finn, GLEE!
Quote of the Day
November 18th, 2009Tonight’s So You Think You Can Dance:
“Put God first, and anything is possible.”
As presented by the guy getting sent home: are we meant to think he did/does not put God first, or that getting sent home from the show was what he aspired to do?
Editor’s note: this post does not condone or advocate any specific religion; it is mere chance (or statistics) that a reference to the judeo-christian deity worked its way into the blog.
Quote of the day
October 21st, 2009"Are you questioning my bad-ass-ness?! Have you SEEN my guns?"
-Puck, GLEE!
Quote of the day
October 7th, 2009“We’re planning on slapping them down like the hand of God.”
-Artie Abrams, Glee
Its been a while, so…
September 9th, 2009The pupster lounging…
Super stoked about Glee! Its the coolest show EVAR! (Or until LOST returns at the very least :o)
Charleston Scottish Games and Highland Festival will be taking place in Boone Hall Plantation on ole Mount P on Saturday, September the 9th. I, for one, look forward to donning the UK brand kilt and samplin’ some whiskey (whiskey is optional).
As of this evening, I will attempt the traditional art of wet shaving. One step up (or down, depending on how you look at it) from the straight razor, the practitioner will create a lather from a soap or cream, apply it to the face using a brush made of beaver hair (the animal, not the… you get it, I’m sure) and scrap the aforementioned lather and facial hair with a single bladed safety razor. This process is to be repeated several times until the desired smoothness is attained.
Why would one revert to such an arcane method of hair removal? Well, “why the hell not?”, is my reply (I know, don’t answer a question with a question, but …). And it worked well for several generations until the two, three and now five bladed disposable deals came about with their aerosol shaving creams and uber-merchandising. Its supposed to provide a closer shave with less irritation (“Do you always believe what you read?” “Nope, that’s why I’m trying it out for myself”), and the occasional metal blade is sure to be better for the environment then the crap-ton of plastic blades that must be disposed of with the disposable blades. I’m sure I’ll shred my face up good and proper the first few times, but I’m also sure it will prove to be a worth-while experience.
