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From the Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
I saw The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947). In one scene, Cary Grant's character acts obnoxiously like a high school boy. He comes over to the house to go with the family on a school picnic, having to be the date for Shirley Temple's character. He stuffs his pant legs into his socks and jumps around youthfully ( Read more... ) -
McSweeneys
THE DANCE LESSON ( Read more... ) -
Easy Silence by the Dixie Chicks
When the calls and conversations ( Read more... ) -
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No. What I want is for you to write "Fuck me" on your chest. Write it! Do it! And then I want you to walk out that door and then walk down that street, and anybody that wants to fuck you, say "Sure, sure, no problem." And when they do, you have to say "Thank you very, very much." And make sure you have a smile on your face. And then, you ( Read more... ) -
Book quotes
"I couldn't really believe that she'd decided to be with Anthony, whom I would never choose over Hugh, or choose over anyone, or choose over no one. That made it hard for me to believe that Venice and I were the same person underneath everything, which was what I thought love required ( Read more... ) -
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we get to leave at one today because it's good friday. aw yeah. -
Corn
Michael Pollan was on NPR yesterday talking about the ubiquitousness of corn. Corn can be found in almost every processed food because a large portion of our corn crops are turned into corn syrup. Sweet is not usually found in nature, maybe in some root vegetables and fruit, so our bodies really respond to sweet. My guess would be that ( Read more... ) -
Confession
A Confession ( Read more... ) -
Encounter
Encounter ( Read more... ) -
A WEDDING TOAST BY KATIE HOLMES'S FORMER BEST FRIEND
A WEDDING TOAST ( Read more... )