The Academy Awards happened last night, and I didn't watch it other than a couple of looks in. Not that interested in watching the show. Sort of interested in who won, but don't need to see the show.
But I was thinking that what Ellen DeGeneres should have said to open the show was something like this:
I'm proud to be hosting this year's Academy Awards, because I think it's high time the Academy have someone host the show representing a group of people responsible for millions of dollars of Hollywood box office. I speak - of course - for the dumb blonde! Oh, you think Hollywood hasn't made money off us? Just, just, look at this!
Then a montage of Hollywood dumb blonde characters rolls, perhaps with Ellen cut into the scenes somehow, making dumb blonde kind of comments.
Would have got a laugh I think.
February 26, 2007
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February 20, 2007
I'm just braggin'
I'm in a Premiership Predictor pool on the Sportsnet website, which asks people to predict the outcomes - win, lose, or draw - of the Premiership football matches each week. In the last game week, I was #1! A few people were tied with me, but still.
They also divide the stats up by first half and second half (i.e., first 17 weeks and then the second 17), and I'm the second half leader! Woo! I think there have been three game weeks in the second half, so it's still early days.
Nevertheless, it's better to be number 1 than say, #4480, which is my rank for the first half games, so overall I'm #3163. Not so great.
But that's better than those Molehill Grinders!
They also divide the stats up by first half and second half (i.e., first 17 weeks and then the second 17), and I'm the second half leader! Woo! I think there have been three game weeks in the second half, so it's still early days.
Nevertheless, it's better to be number 1 than say, #4480, which is my rank for the first half games, so overall I'm #3163. Not so great.
But that's better than those Molehill Grinders!
February 19, 2007
New Listen to New Adventures in Hi-Fi
I put R.E.M.'s New Adventures in Hi-Fi on a couple of days ago, and I have to say that I was more than impressed. My general impression of R.E.M. has been that they have made better songs than albums.
I'd bought New Adventures in Hi-Fi for the song "Bittersweet me", which I absolutely love. I was never impressed by "E-Bow the letter," and I'm still not. But there are other good tracks such as the opener "How the west was won and where it got us."
I remember listening again to Automatic for the people after seeing R.E.M. in concert here a couple years back. I was also duly impressed with that album, so maybe my low judgment of R.E.M. as an album band needs some revising.
I'd bought New Adventures in Hi-Fi for the song "Bittersweet me", which I absolutely love. I was never impressed by "E-Bow the letter," and I'm still not. But there are other good tracks such as the opener "How the west was won and where it got us."
I remember listening again to Automatic for the people after seeing R.E.M. in concert here a couple years back. I was also duly impressed with that album, so maybe my low judgment of R.E.M. as an album band needs some revising.
February 16, 2007
Nutmegged?
In the BBC report of Newcastle's glorious victory 1-3 over Zulte-Waregem of Belgium in Gent, it states the following.
"The home side had their tails up for the five minutes that followed the goal, but a cheeky individual strike from Sibierski ended stifled the Waregem revival.
After picking up a pass from Martins on the edge of the area, Sibierski nutmegged a defender before rounding Merlier to give the Magpies their third away goal and possibly a passage into the next round of the Uefa Cup."
My question is what is it to nutmeg someone? I've never heard of that before.
I only know nutmeg as a spice that's often used in Christmas baking, not that I do any of that.
"The home side had their tails up for the five minutes that followed the goal, but a cheeky individual strike from Sibierski ended stifled the Waregem revival.
After picking up a pass from Martins on the edge of the area, Sibierski nutmegged a defender before rounding Merlier to give the Magpies their third away goal and possibly a passage into the next round of the Uefa Cup."
My question is what is it to nutmeg someone? I've never heard of that before.
I only know nutmeg as a spice that's often used in Christmas baking, not that I do any of that.
February 14, 2007
Don't mess with me!
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