OK, no more excuses. I am waayy off on my blogging but I feel like I'm getting back into the swing of things and will try to post at least once a week.
Here's the thing, I don't like feeling forced to blog such as about LOST, although I love it and this season was by far one of the best.
So instead of giving episode recaps, I will just blog about those moments that are worth blogging about.
For instance, there are a couple of commercials currently on that I really despise. One, is the IPhone App commercial. You know, "there's an app for that." It just completely bugs the crap out of me. I won't even post it that's how much it annoys me.
However, there is a commercial for White Castle and it's BBQ Pork Sliders that shows a burlesque dancer in a pig costume. It's supposed to replicate the scene from Flashdance, but there's a fetish associated with those costumes and it just creeps me out! Definitely does not make me want a pork slider, just a shower.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Monday, October 20, 2008
Trick or Tramp
We all know that Halloween gives women the chance to dress a little more risque than they normally would, but I didn't know that was the case for little girls as well.
While in Hershey Park this weekend waiting to ride Comet Hollow (the Halloween-named version escapes me) I caught a girl no older than 10 departing the ride dressed as a French Maid. Hello, where was the parent in that costume buying decision?! The white thigh-high stockings would've been my first reason why this was an inappropriate costume. I would've loved to catch a glimpse of what the parents looked like.
While in Hershey Park this weekend waiting to ride Comet Hollow (the Halloween-named version escapes me) I caught a girl no older than 10 departing the ride dressed as a French Maid. Hello, where was the parent in that costume buying decision?! The white thigh-high stockings would've been my first reason why this was an inappropriate costume. I would've loved to catch a glimpse of what the parents looked like.
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