10.08.2009

Random Thursday Morning Thoughts

  • Term I'm not familiar with but should be: "Skinny jeans". Edit: Someone sent me a pic.
  • Band I'm not familiar with but apparently should be: "Kings of Leon."
  • Funny show I was slow to find: "The Soup" on the E! Channel.
  • I get forwarded a lot of emails which are so obviously fake that I've given up trying to convince the sender to wisen up.
  • I like saying stuff in the office like "The Swine Flu can't touch me" just to watch my co-workers freak out.
  • Are there baseball playoffs going on?
  • How long do you think it'll be until every DVD player is Blu-Ray? Five years?
  • On Wednesday night, a flash flood watch was issued for Thursday evening through Friday night. I'm not sure I've ever seen one issued that early before.
  • Grace Baptist Church in Decatur installed some stained glass windows last week. (Those windows had been covered up with plywood for months.)
  • Worst. Mortician. Ever.
  • Local news: The Update reports that Justice of the Peace Mark Autry won't seek another term. I know another JP that needs to follow his lead.
  • I've lent (I think "loaned" is incorrect) out my DVD set of the British version of The Office three times. Each time my friends have kept it for months. Each time they never watched it.
  • I can't tell if Zombieland looks good or awful.
  • I saw that one of my friends on Facebook posted that she went to a Dallas Mavericks preseason game the last week. Who would possibly do that?
  • The new Fox 4 morning show gal needs to loosen up. Please.
  • Baby Daddy Levi Johnston, last seen being exhibited at the Republican National Convention as the poster child for family values, will pose for Playgirl.
  • Incredibly obscure song that I like: ELO's "Mr. Blue Sky."
  • Yesterday's Viral Video: I only watched a couple minutes of it, but it was pretty amazing to see Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry in an infomercial promoting Windows 95. Yep, Windows 95.
  • That awful looking 2012 movie is directed by the same guy that directed Independence Day. Now it all makes sense.