Harold & Maude Go To White Castle

  • Do The Duggars begin their childrens’ names with J because of Jesus?
  • Guadalupe the hippo, of the Woodland Park Zoo, weighs 3,285 pounds. 
  • Is Ruth Gordon as Maude in Harold & Maude the original embodiment of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl?
  • This law enforcement composite sketch of Jane Eyre’s Mr. Rochester is turning me on. 
  • Ben Aflac, Ben Aflac, Ben Aflac. 

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Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band - Bill Cosby

The chances of this existing and being authentic (it is) are so small that it gives me a certain kind of hope. If Bill Cosby can cover The Beatles live with such mumbling gusto then anything is possible. Anything. 

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My outfit may have looked like Ina Garten for Filene’s Basement all day, but my nails were giving them the business lady special, you can be sure. 

My outfit may have looked like Ina Garten for Filene’s Basement all day, but my nails were giving them the business lady special, you can be sure. 

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Sold out of exclamation points.

Sold out of exclamation points.

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If this website had a Testimonials section, I’d tack this up there. 

If this website had a Testimonials section, I’d tack this up there. 

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Hipster Rapture. Bejeweled fanny pack hats are not welcome in the new kingdom.

Hipster Rapture. Bejeweled fanny pack hats are not welcome in the new kingdom.

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Some jerk of a salmon told Lydia the sea cow that her seaweed laurel made her look like Medusa and now she’s not sure if she wants to wear it anymore.
- Animals Drawn Poorly With Lasers Shooting Out of Their Eyes

Self portrait. 

Some jerk of a salmon told Lydia the sea cow that her seaweed laurel made her look like Medusa and now she’s not sure if she wants to wear it anymore.

- Animals Drawn Poorly With Lasers Shooting Out of Their Eyes

Self portrait. 

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Hey nerds, I found your banana hanger.

Hey nerds, I found your banana hanger.

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  • I first heard Etta James while buckled into my aunt’s truck during a particularly cold Seattle winter. The heat blasted as I struggled to stay awake. I was 6. NPR was playing. Saturday night jazz. Her voice was beautiful, but I couldn’t understand why she was repeating “battleaxe” over and over again. The song was At Last.
  • In 10th grade Laura Saffioti gave me Etta James’ greatest hits for Valentine’s Day. She just understands, she explained, sitting on the dirty carpet of the theater building lobby, looking out on The Wall, where the objects of our affection wore wallet chains and pushed their greasy hair out of their eyes.
  • I moved across the country and into my first apartment after college graduation. It was essentially a barn with no kitchen, 20 foot ceilings, and no door to the bathroom. It did, however, have a blue clawfoot bathtub. I would get home from a long day of feeling entirely inadequate and put I’d Rather Go Blind on loop while sitting in the tub. She always understood.

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Auto-Lullaby

Think of a sheep
knitting a sweater;
think of your life
getting better and better.

Think of your cat
asleep in a tree;
think of that spot
where you once skinned your knee.

Think of a bird
that stands in your palm.
Try to remember
the Twenty-first Psalm.

Think of a big pink horse
galloping south;
think of a fly, and
close your mouth.

If you feel thirsty, then
drink from your cup.
The birds will keep singing
until they wake up.

By Franz Wright

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