Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Thought of the Day
Can't we all just get along? If not, can't we all just get a bong? If that doesn't work, can't we all just share a dong?
Films In-Depth: Sherlock Holmes

Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Listed, Fisted.

Bandwagon jumper? Heck yes, I am.
I have been collecting these cherished moments all year long, writing them out on handmade paper and storing them in a treasure box under my bed just for this very occasion. I certainly didn't pull them out of my ass on December 23rd, and wrote them in 20 minutes while watching "A Christmas Story" and wondering where my life went wrong.
As is my custom on this blog and in my life, I will veer away from relevant current events and draw from my own experiences. Self-indulgent. I know. You love me anyways.
As is my custom on this blog and in my life, I will veer away from relevant current events and draw from my own experiences. Self-indulgent. I know. You love me anyways.
1. Top vacation destination of 2009:
Grande Prairie
2.Top shoplifted item of 2009:
Grande Prairie
3. Top summertime memory of 2009:
Writing brilliant (but largely unappreciated) haikus for the catastrophe team at a large Dutch insurance company for whom I worked. Clearly, the term 'work' is a catch-all term for dicking around for 8.5 hours a day.
4. Top health scare of 2009:
The huge zit on my chin that my mom thought might be cervical cancer.
5. Top friend-fight of 2009:
When Tara got offended that I called her deceased mother a ho.
6. Top educational pursuit of 2009:
Trying (and succeeding!) to teach myself how to whistle. Poorly.
7. Top misunderstood song lyrics of 2009:
When I thought that the Kings of Leon wrote a hit song about Alexisonfire.
8. Top philanthropic gesture of 2009:
The luxurious household furnishings that I sold to charity at a moderately discounted price.
9. Top blog I contributed to in 2009:
Sure as fuck not this one.
May your season be filled with joy, laughter, cheer, and Boney M.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Ratatouille Strychnine, Sometimes She's a Friend of Mine
I love my friends. Why? They create stuff like this.
happybirthdayrory09 from James Allen Cochrane on Vimeo.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Turn Around

Bonnie Tyler® brand razors. Because every now and then, you need a really good shave.
"Obtainable only from retailers"! Which is to say that those knock-off blades from the creepy Portuguese guy with bitch tits around the corner are nothing short of inferior.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Or, "How To Bang Winnie Cooper"

Ah, romance.
The Italian poet Dante was not immune to the sweet bliss to be found in the wooing of a beautiful woman. Neither were Romeo nor Cyrano de Bergerac. Goethe's Werther offed himself.
The Italian poet Dante was not immune to the sweet bliss to be found in the wooing of a beautiful woman. Neither were Romeo nor Cyrano de Bergerac. Goethe's Werther offed himself.
These men had desire. These men had passion. These men had burning lust.
But what they didn't have was $2.
But what they didn't have was $2.
Labels:
Blow Job,
books,
cash,
love,
unfulfilled expectations
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
I'm Gay For...
Sunday, October 25, 2009
I'm Guessing He's A Republican
If creepy anamatronic hillbillies leave you a little unsettled, I would skip this video.
When I was 13, Uncle Klunk raped me.
He used the banana.
(Also, they serve pizza. Apparently.)
Friday, October 9, 2009
No Water For Me, Thanks

Not having living during the era in which this was marketed, I naturally have questions. I have several questions.
1. Is this a joke?
2. How much does she pay for the storage locker where she keeps her intestines?
3. How was childbearing negotiated during this age? For that matter, how was conception negotiated?
4. Is the brand named "Erect Form" because, when the corset is off, the wearer topples over like a poorly designed PlayDoh sculpture?
5. No, really. Is this a joke?
I also must point out that this contraption was marketed as 'comfortable'. I have to agree on this, it does look comfortable. Then again, I sleep with bamboo shoots under my fingernails and knitting needles poked through my eyelids. Ahhhhh. So comfy. It feels just like snuggling with gramma.
Labels:
Advertisement,
american dream,
medical advice,
misogyny,
nostalgia,
scary,
vintage
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Oh, My Aching Tiddies
Hey ladies!
Does your seatbelt dig in to your shoulders, neck or chest? Are you plagued with safety belt irritation at the site of contact? Have you ever wanted to get motorboated by a stuffed animal?
This adorable little bear will lie spread-eagled over your chest as you drive your hybrid car while wearing khakis and inoffensive pastels. The soft velour fabric feels almost sensuous against your skin. Or at least it would feel sensuous, if you hadn't given up orgasms for financial security back on your wedding day in '96.
The TiddyBear also doubles as a modesty device for today's Mormon mom-on-the-go. Is a little extra cleavage proving to be a point of contention with your husband's other 6 wives? Cover up your scandalous melon-crack with a plush chastity device.
But wait! It's not just for the ladies! Men can also use the TiddyBear! Sure, wearing a glorified Beanie Baby across your bitch tits takes a toll on your manhood, but you probably handed over the keys to your balls years ago, anyways.
And bonus- it's yellow! The colour of sunshine!
And urine.
Does your seatbelt dig in to your shoulders, neck or chest? Are you plagued with safety belt irritation at the site of contact? Have you ever wanted to get motorboated by a stuffed animal?
This adorable little bear will lie spread-eagled over your chest as you drive your hybrid car while wearing khakis and inoffensive pastels. The soft velour fabric feels almost sensuous against your skin. Or at least it would feel sensuous, if you hadn't given up orgasms for financial security back on your wedding day in '96.
The TiddyBear also doubles as a modesty device for today's Mormon mom-on-the-go. Is a little extra cleavage proving to be a point of contention with your husband's other 6 wives? Cover up your scandalous melon-crack with a plush chastity device.
But wait! It's not just for the ladies! Men can also use the TiddyBear! Sure, wearing a glorified Beanie Baby across your bitch tits takes a toll on your manhood, but you probably handed over the keys to your balls years ago, anyways.
And bonus- it's yellow! The colour of sunshine!
And urine.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
The Bitch Is Back

Yes, MOTHER, I have been away from the blog for far too long. I've been busy. I'm sorry. What exciting activities have been selfishly occupying my time? Since you're so fucking nosy, here's a list.
- School
- Volunteer fire department
- My laughably empty social life
- Watching movies
- Corrupting juvies
- Knitting afghans
- Judging people who I catch reading "Twilight"
- Showering with football teams to save water
- Showering with Horshack to save Kotter
- Cleaning the venetian blinds
- Weeding the yard
- Reading the bard
- Encouraging Kanye to express himself
- Shaving my legs
- Shaving your legs
- Shaving Horshack's legs
- Enjoying the weather
- Employing the leather
- Sucking at life
Love,
The Irreplaceable
Michelle
Labels:
Bitches,
Q/A,
Things You Never Needed to Know
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
ABBA Met the Same Fate
I love this style of upper-body dancing. I call it "The Unfortunate War Veteran".
Also, girls-- please don't get too excited about Ken. There's not much flavour South of the border, if you know what I mean. But that hair he's rocking... that hair is man enough for twelve eunuchs. And I love his "I don't give a shit" attitude. So typical of the underground-club-coke-and-bareback-for-cash 80's man.
I forgot how 80's style was capable of morphing a 10-year old girl into a 34-year old Michigan housewife. A tightly-coiled perm, eyebrows as thick as molasses, and a good sweep of blue eyeshadow for good measure could turn Stephanie Tanner into Mrs. Seaver.
My favourite part-- skip to 0:21 when Barbie asks Ken to join the band- she's still dancing!! Bitch is a fucking slave to the rhythm! I'll bet she rode the scene hard until 1993, when she found Jesus and renounced her sinful ways. Ken left her and headed to Seattle where he played drums in a band called Reject-ulation until he got his Masters in philosophy.
Ah well... we all have to grow up sometime.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
If it's melted, it counts as a food group.
Oh, This? It's Just a Pamphlet on Existentialism
I like to support small business when I can. If I need to buy a book, I try to find it at local, independantly-owned bookstores. But occasionally, I find myself in the mouth of the beast... Chapters. (Shout out to my sister Sarah-Hi! Please don't let this stop you from buying me gift cards for books!)
American cuisine too exciting for your palate? Try... Canadian Cooking!
Need some mid-grade quality parchment with which to wipe your ass? Why not check out... James Patterson!
Wait, wait, wait. That last one is fake, right. Right??
I guess I've been away too long, becuase on my most recept trip I found some new and curious section headers.
I come from a time (and a sensibility) in which books are categorized into such genres as Self-Help, Gardening, Wellness, Travel, Cooking, Fiction and Literature (yes, they ARE different), and so on.
So you can imagine my surprise upon discovering:
Human Resources!
Oh. It's real. I see.
We're all fucked.
Thankfully, I have acquired a list of exciting new genres coming soon to a Chapters near you:
- Sweatpants!
- Armenian Baking!
- Meercat Husbandry!
- Pogo-Ball Maintenance!
- Do-It Yourself REM Sleeping!
If you need me, I'll be in Hermaphrodite Erotica.
Labels:
bibliophilia,
books,
ridiculous,
Stupid People,
Things I Hate,
we're all fucked
Monday, August 17, 2009
I'm Gay For...

The tiny little tables in the middle of a pizza. Sure, the adult in me knows it's there to prevent the cheese from sticking to the top of the box. But the 8-year old girl in me knows it's there so that my Barbies have a table to gather around while discussing the current Book Club selection.
"Oh Barbie, don't be so naive. Moll Flanders is no victim."
"Dammit, Skipper, you did this last month with Heart of Darkness! I have an opinion, and it shan't be stifled!"
"OK you two, simmer down. Here, have some petit fours and we'll choose our book for next month. Now, I've been hearing a lot of interest in Pynchon. But I would like to suggest Edith Wharton in honour of Stacie's upcoming trip to Boston. Now, who's for some port?"
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