On a lighter note: I think I can assure you that among the more unlikely headlines I ever expected to read in my life, 'Porpoises rescue Dick Van Dyke' ranks very highly.
I'm rather at a loss for words on this one.
Showing posts with label celebrities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label celebrities. Show all posts
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
What do women want?
This is a question that has baffled generations. It occurred to me while reading an article on European women who apparently fall in love with -- and sometimes marry -- American death row inmates. (Via Andrew.)
A German woman who runs a guest house near death row in Texas put it this way:
Ah, 'interesting'.
Maybe that's what makes Chris Brown so 'interesting', at least to the tabloid press. I mean, he never killed anyone so far as I know, but he seems to have beaten up his girlfriend pretty good.
But now he wants to make that up. Sort of.
Momentary pause: 'What transpired as far as me'... What kind of English is this, exactly? OK, onward; it gets better:
Talk about restorative justice! I'm sure some fancy footwork will make your victim feel much better.
On the other hand, there's a woman who runs a guest house in Texas who may find you...um...'interesting'.
Jerk.
(Thanks to The Wife for sending me this.)
A German woman who runs a guest house near death row in Texas put it this way:
"I think violence is very interesting," she said. "Most normal men are boring, but if you are in a relationship with a violent man, you have something to tell others and ... you are interesting, too."
Ah, 'interesting'.
Maybe that's what makes Chris Brown so 'interesting', at least to the tabloid press. I mean, he never killed anyone so far as I know, but he seems to have beaten up his girlfriend pretty good.
But now he wants to make that up. Sort of.
I want to understand my feelings. I want to find out what really transpired as far as me that night.
Momentary pause: 'What transpired as far as me'... What kind of English is this, exactly? OK, onward; it gets better:
If I do [have a problem], I will work with my counselor and hopefully channel my anger into something like dancing.
Talk about restorative justice! I'm sure some fancy footwork will make your victim feel much better.
On the other hand, there's a woman who runs a guest house in Texas who may find you...um...'interesting'.
Jerk.
(Thanks to The Wife for sending me this.)
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Celebrity plaything
The Wife insists that we remedy a serious injustice.
We think that The Mail was very unfair today.
The article's title says it all: 'Botox is turning Nicole Kidman into a "bat face", says cosmetic guru'.
The evidence:

This is unjust. To the bat.
We think, if anything, Nicole resembles a piece of flesh-coloured PVC with attached hair-like tufts created sometime -- we're guessing here -- around 1960.
The evidence:

(Picture Via)
OK. You may go about your business.
We think that The Mail was very unfair today.
The article's title says it all: 'Botox is turning Nicole Kidman into a "bat face", says cosmetic guru'.
The evidence:

This is unjust. To the bat.
We think, if anything, Nicole resembles a piece of flesh-coloured PVC with attached hair-like tufts created sometime -- we're guessing here -- around 1960.
The evidence:

(Picture Via)
OK. You may go about your business.
Labels:
aesthetics,
animals,
celebrities,
injustice,
people,
The Wife,
Trivia
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