Sunday's To Dos
- Get chili going in the CrockPot.
- Write paper.
- Make corn bread.
- Eat chili and cornbread.
18/10/2009
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“You take a hot dog,
Stuff it with some jack cheese,
Wrap it in a pizza,
You got Cheesy Blasters!”
— Liz Lemon
9:56
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0:26
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I saw Paranormal Activity last night. (I squeeled like a little girl when I found out it was playing here.) It was kind of slow to begin with, but that seems necessary to make ghost stories more plausible. Anyway, the last few scenes were fantastic. I’m very rarely frightened by movies, but I’m not ashamed to admit I turned on three different lights just to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
I’m going to see this tonight. I can’t wait!
Just got home from this movie. I would say I felt about opposite of what cuntrocket (btw, cute name) said. I thought the first 3/4s or so were really creepy and fun. The end kinda lost me and was so silly that I feel confident I won’t be plaugued by heebie-jeebies tonight.
Honestly, the scariest part of the movie was the audience. We saw it at Lloyd Center with 300 of Portland’s most chatty 17 year olds.
But, hey. I figure that was just part of the experience.
This post was reblogged from a heart that loves is always young.
17/10/2009
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What if, instead of every sitcom having a fat, idiotic husband and a hot, skinny, competent wife, the roles was REVERSED?!?! I’ll tell you what. It would be the greatest show of all time.
“It has frosting. I can’t help it!” TAMMY FOREVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
I really wish this was a real show.
This post was reblogged from Mustang Halle.
10:13
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This guy’s been guarding our front walk for over a week now.
16/10/2009
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“HA 503”?!?
So this is some kind of joke of on those of us here in the 503 area code??! That’s rude, Tumblr. What do you have against Oregon, huh?!
17:43
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Pudding shot taste test!!!!
First of all, check out the sign! The Tumblers?! It’s like God’s way of telling us this was a great idea.
So, there were three flavors of pudding shot to chose from; strawberry vanilla cream, cheesecake and cookies n cream. Catherine (who WAS there but did not approve any of her photos for internet publication) and I both went for strawberry vanilla.
When the bartender got out the RediWhip I knew we were in for something great.
They were… ok! Ish! I got a little caught up in the moment and rated it a generous 3.5/5 (also, how freaky does my hand look in that picture?! Spindly like whoa) but upon further reflection, I think a two would be more appropriate. They are pretty sickly sweet, and the vodka does not exactly blend with the pudding. Instead it collects in little deposits of shocking booziness.
I don’t think we’ll be having them again.
The bartender was nice enough to inform us (without our even asking!) that we could definitely make these at home ourselves. Just replace one cup of milk with one cup of vodka in your basic instant pudding recipe and you’re in business!
She claims they’re great for parties. I suspect there’s a lot of vomiting at her parties, though…
16:25
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Ok!
It’s been decided. Pudding shots will be sampled! Pictures will be taken! All of your questions will be answered!
BRB!
15:57
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Quick Question:
This bar down the street sells pudding shots.
Yes, pudding shots.
Catherine and I agree that this sounds disgusting… but we disagree on whether we should find out for sure.
She says no, we should not try the pudding shots because they sound awful and will mostly likely make us sick. I say, that while they do sound awful and, yes, they will most likely make us sick, we really ought to try them. In the name of science, you know.
So? Good idea?
15:35
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Two potential plans for Portland’s Washington High School. This place has been empty or at least veeeery underutilized for so many years now!
We had Run for the Arts there when I was in elementary school.
It would be great see it put to good use.
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