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I'm sure this has happened to you before: you're talking with your friend and you say something really general like "Wow, that's hard", and then your friend jokes: "That's what she said!" And then you respond with a really disingenuous laugh/moan.
In news that kind of makes me understand why people hate America, Monument to Pro-Life: The Birth of Sean Preston, a life-size statue of a naked Britney Spears about to welcome her firstborn, is set to be displayed April 7-23 at Brooklyn's Capla Kesting Fine Art. The artist, Daniel Edwards, has received numerous angry emails over the exhibit's perceived pro-life/anti-abortion stance.
In FHM Magazine's annual "100 Sexist Women in the World" poll, Scarlett Johansson took the top spot - rising from 9th place last year. And what did the lovely Ms. Johansson do over the past year to leapfrog 8 other spank-worthy candidates and claim the ultimate rank in sexiness? With her perfect curves, husky voice, and sultry DSL's (i'm not talking about broadband) -- absolutely nothing at all.
"One of the best things for a woman to hear is that she is sexy ... I'd like to thank FHM's readers for the huge compliment."I would like to personally thank Ms. Johansson for using the word "huge" in her statement. You've just saved me the trouble of making any further sexual innuendo.
Do Calzones really deserve to be a separate type of food? Aren't they just glorifed Hot Pockets? What a complete scam. At least Hot Pockets come with that awesome microwave-cripsing sleeve.
JACKIE GUERRIDO
Notice how President Bush likes to make speeches in front of really big signs? These signs usually have some slogan. And these slogans are usually pretty retarded:
Yesterday, prosecutors in Marion County Florida decided to drop charges against Debra Lafave, a former Tampa teacher accused of having sex with a 14-year-old middle school student. The decision stemmed from the prosecutors' unwillingness to force the boy to testify, because apparently, the boy suffered extreme anxiety from the media coverage of the case.
"My greatest regret would be that I put this young man through this ... I pray with all my heart that the young man and his family will be able to move on with their lives ... Again, I offer my deepest apologies."And by "deepest apologies" I hope she means a lap dance.
It's the fourth week of March - which means that we're right smack in the middle of America's greatest contribution to the Mexican tourism industry - otherwise known as Spring Break. It also means that I've been spending my productive Saturday afternoons watching the 5-hour marathon of MTV Spring Break '06 - otherwise known as the prequel to every single Girls Gone Wild video.
Okay - so why am I talking about St. Patrick's Day when it's still two days away? Because I'm going out of town and won't be posting until next week - but the Irish holiday is still worth talking about. In a strange way, I'm actually being both lazy and proactive at the same time - which is just CRAZY.
Map-Makers - or for all you fancy people out there - Cartographers, have pretty easy jobs. Think about it. Nothing really changes. Sure, there's continental drift - but even the craziest OCD basket-case wouldn't notice. If I was a map-maker, I'd make a photocopy of last year's map and my work would bascially done for the entire year.
In keeping up with tradition, the geniuses at the Gillette Company have released yet another "revolutionary" razor blade - the Gillette FUSION - proving once again that if you have a monopoly on an entire market, your product development team can afford to be ridiculous.
John Travolta announced this week that he'll be returning to his musical roots in the upcoming film Hairspray - a movie based on the current hit Broadway musical ... that was based on yet another movie. Apparently, the Hairspray franchise started out as a chain letter.
Happy International Women's Day! Yeah, I had no idea it existed either - but take a look at your wall calendar. See - it really exists. I wonder who came up with this idea? Whoever it was - they weren't much of a risk taker. My research shows that approximately one out of every two people on this planet is female. With this valuable information in hand, whoever proposed International Women's Day knew beforehand that it was a shoe-in for approval by the mysterious Official-Day Setting Organization. It's like proposing International Peace Day. Or International Puppies Day.
I live in Los Angeles - so even though the Academy Awards ended two days ago, people in this town are still stroking themselves off over the show. Nobody more so than the most irrelevant people in the world - those who make a living by criticizing red-carpet fashion.
The Academy Awards - when you get this many people in Hollywood together, there are bound to be plenty examples of success through minimal effort. Here are my top 5 honorary Lazy Asians from Oscar night:
When it comes to footwear, nothing is lazier than flip-flops. While other footwear has evolved over time with laces, pumps, and air pockets - flip-flops have pretty much stayed the same for the past 3000 years. And they still don't even have their own support system - relying on that little space between your big toe and second toe to stay on your foot. That's like having a belt that buckles into your bellybutton because it doesn't have it's own hole.
Mardi Gras ended yesterday - the only day of the year when beads are considered boobie currency. Compared to what a guy normally has to do to get a girl to take off her shirt, throwing a string of beads ranks pretty low on the effort scale - along with just politely asking Paris Hilton.