Ok, I think that blogs that devolve into lists of links are sortof on the lamer side,but I want those who want to know to...um, know what I know. As far as websites are concerned.
So, in lieu of actually posting about some of the shenanigans I've been up to (not too much, but I have been to see some cool french mountains/people) ...here are some fun websites i've been lookin' at of late.
http://stlschools.org
this is neat. Forces of good are good!
http://www.threadless.com/product/383/The_Communist_Party
also neat, fun shirts galore on this site, and I think they're a force for good somehow, though I havn't figured out HOW specifically. Props, though!
http://wikilou.com/wiki/index.php/Highway_44
I'm pretty proud of this.
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/19284384/c/88882.html
Dream Boots
http://www.myspace.com/jasonmraz
I love Jason Mraz's cover of Winter Wonderland
http://www.like.com
helped me to find my beat up target boots only higher quality, though I think the price is too high -- I would show you pictures but the computer says, No. I tried uploading fun screen captures to flickr, but until my computer and I take a field trip to one of 2 nice internet cafes (wah wah, europe is not like America...duh, its just annoying sometimes), no dice, homeslice. Poet! Anyway, go on like.com, its pretty fun actually.
I would like to link them all here : http://ma.gnolia.com/ but that could prove hard, and I don't know if my computer (I.E. the only computer in all of this high school with the ability to process a USB port, I.E. the only computer I know of with MicrosoftXP - i kid you not) can take it, really.
Ok, 'tis all for now! More soon.
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Monday, December 11, 2006
Pepe Le Pew - suprisingly accurate portrayal?
Oh french people - you do not really act like Pepe LePew - the influence that led to my studying french... speedy Gonzales just was not as charismatic as Pepe, face it (though he was speedier) -- , but sometimes when you sortof do(especially you creeper french dudes), its makes all fans of WB cartoons pretty stoked.
The 6th one seems to be a quite accurate scripting of many a creeper french dude's inner monologue.
“You are my peanut, I am your brittle!”
“Where are you, my little gumbo of chicken ? Your French fried shrimp is sizzling for you.”
“Permit me to introduce myself, I am your new lover.”
“Where are you, my little object of art? I am here to collect you.”
“Is it possible to be too attractive?”
“You know, most men would get discouraged by now fortunately for you, I am not most men!”
“You stop resisting me, bebe, and I’ll stop resisting you.”
“You are the corned beef, and I am the cabbage. The corned beef is nothing without the cabbage.”
“The game of love is never called on account of darkness, my little midnight snack."
“You may call me Streetcar, because of my desire for you.”
Remember how cool Pepe was? Did he ever capture that cat/capture her heart?
The 6th one seems to be a quite accurate scripting of many a creeper french dude's inner monologue.
“You are my peanut, I am your brittle!”
“Where are you, my little gumbo of chicken ? Your French fried shrimp is sizzling for you.”
“Permit me to introduce myself, I am your new lover.”
“Where are you, my little object of art? I am here to collect you.”
“Is it possible to be too attractive?”
“You know, most men would get discouraged by now fortunately for you, I am not most men!”
“You stop resisting me, bebe, and I’ll stop resisting you.”
“You are the corned beef, and I am the cabbage. The corned beef is nothing without the cabbage.”
“The game of love is never called on account of darkness, my little midnight snack."
“You may call me Streetcar, because of my desire for you.”
Remember how cool Pepe was? Did he ever capture that cat/capture her heart?
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