James Brown Celebrity Hot Tub. Heayah! Harvey Wallbangers. Wuaaaah! Next in the hot tub.... Anne Murray! Wuahhhh!
Did the Relay for Life cancer walk tonight. My 7 year old and I did 6 miles. He ran 90% of it (not non-stop, we took breaks here and there.) Still, bad ass. He wanted to stay and do 4 more, but it was past his bed time by the time we did 6. My sciatica is fucking throbbing, and I am all out of rum. Not a fucking drop in the house.
And, you have a banana penis. Or, you're jacking off a banana. Not sure. If you're jacking off the banana, I'm not sure why you're looking at me.
I don't know if my brain is starting to atrophy or I was secretly lobotomized but lately I've been having a thing for rap music. I mean, that's pretty much a typical jazz rhythm line, you know? Sounds like triplets to me. It just works. You don't even need to bother listening to the lyrics. They're just filler to keep everything else interesting.
How can I simultaneously find Joey Lauren Adams so attractive and so annoying simultaneously? I mean, she kinda looks like a chipmunk...and the voice is grating...and yet....I would, in a heartbeat. Over and over and over. Edit: Goddamnit, not Joey Lawrence.
Empire records is almost a good movie. So is High Fidelity. Are there any actual good movies about record stores?
Bitch I am a fucking Candarian Demon. You can't ban me. You can't ban King Kong. King Kong bans you. That is how it fucking rolls bitch. I will make you feel like the seat cushions in Scootah's house. I will send your ass to the cornfield, pornstar. You try to fuck a bitch, you get the rod.
Empire Records was disappointing to me. High Fidelity is great though, like a guy-version of a chick flick (I mean that in a good way). Kind of realizing that Cusack is kind of like Tom Hanks in that he just makes really enjoyable movies. Can't really name too many that I don't like, where I can ramble tons that I do (Serendipity, Pushing Tin, Grosse Pointe Blank, etc). Doesn't really qualify for what you're asking, but "I Need That Record!" was a decent documentary.
Have you ever considered getting spinning rims on your chair? Not entirely kidding. I think it would be hilarious. "BITCH I'M RIDIN' ON SPREEWELLS, ALL DAY ERRYDAY." Oh and I love both of those movies. I've been known to "I don't feel that I have to explain my art to you, ______" in conversation; one of my all time favorite movie lines. As for Cusack, I think the appeal is that he's so...normal. He's an Everyman.