November 30, 2006

Unfortunate Blog Entry Title of the Day

No, it's not self-referential.

Go here.

I think she could have used a few more minutes to think things through.

Posted by Kim at 03:41 PM | Comments (1) | Words

OMG

Seriously, OMG.

(First seen here.)

Posted by Kim at 01:46 AM | Comments (1) | Musics | Words | Yay!

November 29, 2006

YEEEEEEEEEEAAAAHHHHH

Brad Haircut Thank God
Brad is back and he brought a haircut with him. THANK GOD.

Speaking of back, I'm back from out of town, but I'm still out of it. Why am I awake? What am I doing here? I've just got to make it to winter break. A real winter break. I love when offices do that. I love that my office does that. I hope your office does that too, and if they don't I wish they did. I'm full of good feelings for life and living and you and me and God and the Bible. It must be Brad's haircut.

Maybe this is something everyone has seen already and I'm just late to the party, but if it is, I don't care, because it is mesmerizing and awesome and I want to keep it with me forever.

I can't stop watching it. Oh man. Thank you Albert.

November 12, 2006

Brain shake all I can take

L1000335
We stopped at a McDonald's on the way to Chicago this summer. We believe it was in Hammond, Wis.

I could see this from the street as we pulled in and I FLIPPED OUT. It continues to haunt me. I feel there are terrifying things going on offscreen. Even more terrifying than what you see here? YES.

Click the thumbnail for the full chilling effect.

November 10, 2006

Dunk contests are bourgeois

The Tbh
The Internet finds me great things:

AL! One of my world's favorite people. Read this. It's awesome.

This is actually in print. With a crappy cover but oh well. OMG.

You mean this is actually finally going to come out someday? And it's CHEAP?!

Is it bad that I want all of these? It is, isn't it? OK, I'll stop now.

November 09, 2006

They're not that different than the other guys

It's nice to know my ears don't always fail me.

I saw the new Old Navy ad with one of them FASH, ON. jingles, right, and I suddenly went

AHH HOLY SHIT
I know who that is, but ...
am I crazy?

Apparently
not.

Posted by Kim at 10:51 PM | Comments (1) | Musics

... and gave up without a fight

The Sidekick II is dead. Long live the Sidekick III.

(Longer than 11 months, I hope.)

Posted by Kim at 09:16 PM | Comments (1) | Objectification

November 08, 2006

We see things they'll never see

Captured forever with the awe-inspring high definition of my slowly dying Sidekick II, tonight's sunset as seen from my bus stop:
Sunset
It really was pretty, trust me.

November 06, 2006

I tried having thoughts but they don't obey me

So here's a picture instead!
Scritti Stage

November 05, 2006

Too much umm drives a man insane

Scritti Ticket
I went to Chicago and saw Scritti Politti and it was great! I'm tired! I have to sleep! Bye!

November 04, 2006

The only thing they couldn't buy was their innocence

DD The ManTwo things I love:

1) Time Warner Cable
2) Dominick Dunne's Power Privilege and Justice

Our Time Warner Cable got I guess "absorbed" by Comcast so I must learn to live with that. (Admittedly Comcast is much improved over the horror that we dealt with in California. I hope they don't find a way to make me regret making that statement.)

Now they took away my Court TV on Demand channel. JUST TOOK IT AWAY. How dare they. This means I cannot watch Dominick Dunne's Power Privilege and Justice ... on demand. This world is so cruel.

Posted by Kim at 02:55 AM | Comments (0) | Moving Pictures

November 03, 2006

I want to be a monster truck driver


I got really sick last night and stayed sick today. Tomorrow is going to be a rather "involved" day so I better shape it up.

The Kings won, so I guess it all evens out. I love Ron Artest. Kevin Martin continues to be the future of basketball. Brad, uh, what can I say about Brad.

League Pass actually showed us the local Kings community service promo during the game, which was Brad doing this remote control monster truck thing with a bunch of kids who were all like, "He's so tall!" The title up there comes from this retardo song that was playing in the background. Thankfully I can't remember how it goes anymore, because it was stuck there for a while.

November 02, 2006

Read the sign above the door

This is a cheat, I guess, since I already bulletined this up on MySpace, which is something I try to not do (both crosspost and post bulletins on MySpace, that is).

What American accent do you have?
Your Result: The Northeast
 

Judging by how you talk you are probably from north Jersey, New York City, Connecticut or Rhode Island. Chances are, if you are from New York City (and not those other places) people would probably be able to tell if they actually heard you speak.

The Inland North
 
The South
 
Philadelphia
 
The Midland
 
Boston
 
The West
 
North Central
 
What American accent do you have?
Take More Quizzes

I saw my new favorite graffiti on the bus tonight, which read "fuck window advertising!" and filled me with joy and warmth. It's been bugging me about how ever since downtown Field's changed over to crappy Macy*s they just keep pasting ads up onto the huge display windows instead of actually putting displays in them. Why be able to see through glass when you can look at a big paste-up of a couple of ugly white people pretending to get excited about some stupid shit? So yes, "fuck window advertising,' indeed. Cub Foods, please stop making the LRT look like a giant hoagie. I'm watching you.

Have you seen the TheraFlu ad where the guy looks straight out of Carnival of Souls?! DUDE.

Posted by Kim at 10:12 PM | Comments (3) | Etc. | Words

November 01, 2006

Like flies on shutchomouth

I was on the bus home tonight and taking notice that my Sidekick screen, while still far from OK, was looking dramatically less horrible than it had the night before. Then the backlight winked and flickered and went out and it has yet to return. Boo, or should I say "boo." I think my Sidekick is H-H-H-HAAAAAUNTED.

The Kings are here in my city but I'm here in my house and not there at the game. Brad is having an off night and it's clearly because he's wondering where I am so he can tell me to lay off his hair. (By the way, I figured it out: He's growing it out? I think. I'll expound on this later. Don't think I've forgotten this. I could never forget.)

Kevin Martin is like a BAT. One of the commentators just said "He looks like El DeBarge," and now I'm laughing.

We turned to watch the beginning of the Sonics opener during the commercial break. They were introduced to "Run Like Hell." This is also hilarious, much like the Heat getting their rings to the Rod Stewart version of "This Old Heart of Mine," because if any song is gonna pump you up it's THAT. I hope the Mavericks stop coming out to "Eminence Front" for how dare they steal my song.

I really can't stand the Timberwolves, and they're probably going to win this game now, and Mike Bibby got ejected for yakking at the refs (by logic of which Kevin Garnett would have been ejected in the first quarter) and I can't stop making Eddie Griffin jokes and I hate. I don't hate Eddie Griffin jokes, though. They're always funny. Much like yellng "OHHHHH DONALD" every time you see Pau Gasol rocking the beard.

I opened a rather extravagantly priced bottle of icewine yesterday and I believe the right to finish it off has been earned. I'll save some for Brad--someone tell him to come over.

Andrew Bogut is wearing a Flashdance headband, I swear:
Bogut Flashdance
See? That's truth.