Month: October 2007

  • Idol blather

    It was a rather lackluster performance night on Australian Idol Sunday, so I wasn’t expecting much from the results show last night. In fact, the Snook and I basically fast-forwarded through everything just to find out who got booted. My finger slipped on the button a little bit during the group sing though, and that…

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  • RENT Stuntcasting

    Frankly, I can’t believe it’s taken them this long to get around to stuntcasting Rent.

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  • In the same vein as Andrew‘s “Dead Steve Irwin” costume from last year, check out these ideas for offensive Halloween costumes as provided by AskMeFi. (Warning! They really are offensive! Don’t say I didn’t warn you!) I am ashamed to admit that I chuckled at many of these.

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  • Not goooood news.

    Not goooooood news. The bastards have rejected me. You must all now switch to using Yahoo as a search engine. I’m going to go drown my sorrows in wine.

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  • Iron Chefs

    The heat will be on!The Snook and I have done some pretty crazy things in our time. We got married in Vegas with an Elvis impersonator. We’ve gone to grown-up Space Camp. We made a turducken. And yet somehow, I think this will be one of the best adventures yet: We’re going to dinner with…

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  • Craft Rooms

    From Flickr: Craft Rooms. I’ve been thinking about this a lot, now that I’ll have a whole room to organise all my crafty stuff in!

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  • Bibim Bap!

    How to make bibim bap. Excellent. I’m hungry.

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  • Baby Yoda!

    Hooray! Kristen’s published a preview photo of Alexander in the Baby Yoda costume… 🙂

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  • Sock Yarn for Sale

    Sock Yarn for SaleThanks to the ever-fabulous kylie gusset, five skeins of the Knittery’s “Warm Pinks” Merino Cashmere sock yarn are winging their way to me from Melbourne. Not only is this a lovely yarn, but $5 from each skein is being donated towards breast cancer research. Two of the skeins are already claimed (by…

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  • Brain Teaser

    Brain TeaserStefanie linked to this week’s NPR Sunday Puzzle, which is this: Name a well-known city in the United States, two words, 10 letters altogether. Add the letter A at the front, add the city’s two-letter state postal abbreviation at the end, the resulting 13-letter chain will be palindromic, that is, it will read backward…

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