If I could do this, I'd rock.

However, I have the coordination of a banana, so I don't think I would be very good at this.

I think these dancers are amazing and there are more lindy-hoppers today than you might think.

Oh wait! I found him! :D

At least I'm 99% sure I did.

He's in this page, upper-right corner.
http://www.howardhallis.com/artgallery/tpoe/cpr2/index.html

Is that him? :3

Holy cow! This guy has a lot of patience and quite a bit of skill.

...I'm still looking for Waldo. I think I might just give up. >.<

I was so bummed out that I missed SNL this weekend. Thanks for posting this! :D

Also, I LOVE Dr. Horrible. I strongly agree that you need to check it out. Just search for it, because it has its own website. :)

I didn't see this movie until 2008 and I have a friend who still hasn't seen it. I love it! :D

I love the scenes with Billy Crystal and his wife.

Humperdinck! :)

Whoops, I just forgot the "a lifetime" part. :3

Of course true love exists. I knew that before the study, despite a few of my friends and family members getting divorces.

Also...

Team Building Exercise '99! :D

There was a documentary on these not too long ago on BBC America. The women would push them around in strollers, buy them expensive, designer-brand clothes, and one even traveled all the way to America [From England to Seattle] to pick up what she thought would be her perfect baby. When she arrived, she received her doll and after bonding with it for a while, she found a crack in the doll's head. She had a bit of a melt down and said the doll was ruined.

One woman bought a doll to look just like her grandson when he was a baby. His mother moved him across the country and she missed him, so she had a doll made in his likeness.

I slightly understand the empty nest aspect of this, but it's still a bit weird, in my opinion. To each his or her own, though, because who am I to stop anyone?

[Sorry, this was a long-winded comment.

My opinion here, which isn't really worth the two cents I'm giving, is that this is a three year old who sees something she thinks is really interesting and is just imitating it. Granted, she probably shouldn't be watching MTV at her age [not that MTV shows much music at all anymore], but at three, I don't think she fully grasps the meaning of what she's listening to or what she's doing.

Would I let a three year old listen and watch to Beyonce? No. However, it's not my choice on what little Arianna does. (:

Okay. I bought two mystery packages and a t-shirt. I'm a bit puzzled, to be honest. I got the t-shirt and an awesome laser/flashlight pen/stylus [sweet!] and...a true mystery item. I have no idea what it is!

Alex, you've got my email address and such, is there anyway you could...well...tell me what I got? Pretty please?! :D

Congrats to the lucky fellow/lady who received the Wii!

The way they handled this was nothing short of, well, Pythonesque.

I adore these men, both in and out of Python. :D

If I said I was doing it then, I've forgotten by now!

Perhaps I should start, :P I don't know how good it will sound, I'm a rather picky writer as well, but I'm going to try!

I doubt they're meant to wear. They look pretty but I have to agree, they wouldn't be comfortable.

A few months ago, we had the Red Bull Can Art Exhibit stop by and there were some AMAZING sculptures there. No lingerie though.

Random tangent, I know, but those photos remind me of that exhibit. :D

I love Pocky.

And I love Halloween! My coworkers and I are required to dress up in costume for Halloween this year. I can't wait! :D

No caption right now, but that's adorable. (: