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As an ad for Schweppes, it works. Schweppes is only good as a mixer, and watching that did make me want to drink. Heavily.
“Seattle hazza besht delusional peeble!” Yes.
Usually, that statement would give me a little flutter of hometown pride. I’m just not sure what the word “delusional” means when Paula Abdul says it.
The production quality of this video suggests that it might be the first one they’ve made that doesn’t contain multiple references to “soup” and “the thing that Einstein couldn’t find”.
I’m not sure this is a good time for people who are famous for one thing (acting, singing, having breasts, whatever) to display their talents at doing something else. Joaquin Phoenix and Denise Richards have set the bar pretty high.
I hope they are teaching these stories to children in bible school. I don’t know what craft project they would have the kids make to illustrate and reinforce the lesson about the oozing groin-sore, but I bet it would blow all of those popsicle-stick crosses out of the water.
I hope that my comment hasn’t been construed as Alaska hate, because it’s one of my favorite places in the world. My comment about Alaskans was based on my experiences during the year I spent waiting tables in a tiny fishing town there (road trip mishap), so I guess I should’t assume that I know anything about the rest of the state. I definitely don’t know anything about the majority of Alaskan voters, who elected Sarah Palin as Governor. The Mayor of the town that I lived in was the greatest, and he had only one name (no surname) and didn’t wear shoes. Ever.
I met two people in one week who claimed to have had multiple encounters with extraterrestrials. Alaska’s huge fun.
The taxidermy *everywhere* does take some getting used to.
You’re putting porn in our eyes!
That is why I love you. Chock-full o’ porny goodness.
Please, please can’t Sarah Palin be interviewed by a sack of potatoes? Or wait – Sarah Palin interviewed by Paula Abdul. I have a new dream.
By the way, all that “Alaskans are so proud of their 50yrs of statehood!” crap is an attempt to cover up that fact that most Alaskans refer to the lower 48 as “outside” and acknowledge the existence of the federal government only in contexts like “I sure hope my tinfoil hat can keep them from stealing my brainwaves.”. A shockingly large percentage of the population lives there specifically because they are *hiding* from the government.
Uh-uh. Nope. That was definitely Ghallager who appeared to her on her cheese toast.




















Did I just get Mervyn’s rolled? Now I feel dirty. And cheap. And poorly lit.