So I just got an email from a Robert Schailey. Subject: My Terrible Trip. All it says is "Can you do me a favor?" Sounds legit. Why wouldn't I want to do a favor for someone that I've never met OR given my email to? I don't understand how people fall for that. I'm tempted to email back an "Absolutely!" Okay, these are too good not to share: Spoiler Those are bathing suit bottoms. I'm sorry, did I say good? I meant awful. The funny thing is the top looks like it has an eye on each boob, so the whole effect of the suit looks like a weird face. I don't think that was their intention.
I, for one, feel that things that feel good involving your panties may be a more interesting topic than potentially rude Starbucks employees.
I don't get offended easily but if I have a bad enough experience with an establishment I just never go back. Im conflicted about the Starbucks I go to. I only go maybe once a month but Ive had two really bad experiences at the place. The first it time me a good 25 minutes to get my drink once with a line of 10 people. They were busting their ass but it was a while. The other one of the B teamers they had on a Sunday was in a bad mood and got into it bad with the lady in front of me. It took them forever to get my drink and they only had two people ahead of me that had ordered and paid before I had came into the store. Normally they have a crack staff with a couple of real cute girls (the only reason I go to this Starbucks).
I'm seeing a pattern with you Kubla. You go to your gym for the ladies and your Starbucks for the ladies. It's like you like them or something.
I'm here with you. I don't think asking a question is out of line. It's not like (I presume) he was like "HEY bitch, don't fuck my shit up, stop with that vanilla syrup..." But given the mayhem inside the average Starbucks, it's easy for drinks to get lost in the shuffle. In fact, I've saved a couple of my drinks before by asking 'Wait, is that toffee syrup?' when I thought (correctly) the barista was working on my drink. And though she wasn't working on his drink, and it's annoying when people interrupt your flow, working in a service industry especially where you beg for tips means you don't get to be a bitch. You get to say "Whoops, no not yet big guy! Gimme a couple of minutes and I'll have yours out, promise!" you don't get to be a bitch. You have to be nice.
I need to add the bottom alone is $136. The top an additional $126. So the whole outfit looks like this: Spoiler It's staring at you, isn't it?
It reminds me of this mask from Ducktales: Which appropriately was an episode about ugly shit people accumulate because the price somehow makes it valuable. I can't see where anything looks at that and decides it's a good thing to wear.
I am pretty certain that Gawker hires their "writers" by employing the bottom 1% intelligence of YouTube commenters. Unreal.
So, my husband's boss called him at 10 this morning to tell him to come back to the studio to help shovel the parking lot. This is after my husband got home at 4 in the morning. So now he has to drive in a motherfucker of a blizzard because some junior asshat who was watching the set overnight told the property management's plow driver "no thanks, we don't need your help" when the plow came by at 6 this morning. And I just got to watch the twat across the street peel about 10 layers of rubber off her tires trying to gun it into her driveway when she got stuck in a drift. Rock it, you stupid bitch.
So Im watching this debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham. Two things, Ham uses the usual unsupported argument logic as expected and Bill Nye does not know how to debate. Also, I am very sad I have never been to the creation museum and it is practically in my back yard.
Our snow storm is over, the driveway is shoveled and I think it's safe to venture out. Obviously that means I should see a movie. So question, Wolf of Wall Street or American Hustle? I should point out that I see a movie in the theater about once every two years and the only way I'll ever sit thru a three hour movie is due to a bit of cabin fever so this may be my onl shot at wolf of wall st
NSFW NSFW Wolf of Wall Street looks like it has some seriously good acting. In fact Margot Robbie might be the greatest actress that ever lived. Then again, I may have just saved a bunch of people here $10 and three hours.
I actually do like Leo as an actor and like his work with Scorsese. And $5.50 matinee...woot Plus all I got is time. Most people I know can work from home or are tending to kids home from school so I'm on my own