From The New Yorker
Happens to me every year.
Alex: So dumb guys go for dumb girls, and smart guys go for dumb girls. What do the smart girls get?
Phil: Cats mostly.
(And living in a Pussy Palace.)
oh dear
Maybe this will change Christine’s opinion of dolphins.
Eight Lives Left of the Day: Though it may look like one of those gag arrows from your local novelty store, this one’s no joke.
A three-year-old cat named Max returned home after a two-day walkabout with a surprise for its Santa Cruz owners: An arrow stuck in his head. Luckily the pointed projectile completely missed his brain, and was safely removed at a nearby veterinary hospital.
Despite several leads from canvassing the neighborhood, authorities say they have no shooting suspects as of yet.
Arrow to the head beats a bullet to the leg?
(Source: thedailywhat)
Christine has too much free time on her hands.
| Katherine: | Watching the first episode of Melrose is like seeing a lost episode of 90210! |
| Christine: | The first season doesn't get good until Amanda shows up around the 21st episode. Sydney makes a guest appearance in episode 19, but she becomes a regular in the second season and is the second banana bitch next to Amanda. And you have to think Allison and Billy are boring characters. It's a rule in the land of Melrose Place. |
| Katherine: | I don't know who Allison and Billy are yet. The guy from Desperate Housewives wears Cross Colors like I did. Makes me feel like less of a poser. |
This is the real-life version of the grandmother at the end of The Carousel of Progress.
I am so impressed by this comparison.
What Is This I Don’t Even of the Day: Michael Chiklis and Patton Oswalt don adult diapers and reenact the talking twin boys video for some reason that couldn’t possibly matter less.
[fod.]
I know what Katherine and I are reenacting when we reunite in May.
(Source: thedailywhat)