Yesterday the Howard Stern Show aired a repeat Leah Remini appearance from February 2003.
Howard: Don't ruin your body.
Leah: How would I ruin my body?
H: When you have your kids.
L: Oh I'll have everything that's available to me.
H: You'll do all plastic surgery?
L: Ah screw it, why not? Tighten, snip, tuck, all of it.
Leah did have a baby on June 16, 2004 but she obviously didn't get anything tightened, snipped or tucked, because that was over a year ago. And did you see "The King of Queens" this season?
Also see: Reason to Never Get Pregnant
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Ah! Leah!
Comment Spam
Real tragedy
With all the tragedy caused by Hurricane Katrina, this has to be the most devastating:
President Bush Cuts Vacation Short
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Nothing to see here
Safe black people
Someone Googled "safe black people" and came across this post on my site.
Were they hoping to find a list of safe black people?
Today in history
Monday, August 29, 2005
80's Lyrics Quiz
80's Lyrics Quiz
I scored a 90. I was close on a lot of them and should have done better. It helps to know #83 (which I did) because it's worth 10 points.
Something about this seems racist
Prof finds way to turn dark chicken meat into white
Where will this mad scientist stop?
Could you pass 8th-grade math?
Find out here.
I got two wrong. I couldn't remember how to find the length of a 3rd side of a triangle. Just like when I was in school, I guessed instead of looking it up. And just like in school, I guessed wrong.
Drunken Lego Wirthy at MTV Video Music Awards
Today in history
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Family heirloom
Tonight, while looking at a photo from my first birthday, I noticed something familiar about a glass on the table. I dug deep into the depths of a rarely-opened cupboard and found that exact glass, or one from the same set. I assume it was one of the old dishes that mom sent with me when I went off to college.
30 years ago that glass was probably used to serve milk at a child's first birthday. Tonight it is being used to serve that same child whiskey.
You really can't put a price on a piece of family history like that, but the glasses (I have 3) should fetch a buck or so on eBay.
Saturday, August 27, 2005
Words of wisdom from Tara Reid
"I wish all the mean people, if you want to be mean to each other, just buy a country together and blow each other up. Then we’d have no terrorists left. Like, don’t kill innocent people for no reason. It’s not fair. We love everybody. We’d even like them if they said they’re sorry. It’s not fair that innocent people are getting hurt. It makes me sad. "
Perhaps Tara should meet with the U.N. to discuss her world peace ideas.
Last night's rundown
Friday, August 26, 2005
First drink of the day
The day: Friday (work-from-Friday)
The time: 3:35pm
The situation: first drink of the day
Morning-after pill: who cares?
What the world needs is a 270-mornings-after pill.
Morning-after pill decision delayed
Father-son bonding
With Dwight Gooden's recent arrest, both he and his 19-year-old son, Dwight Jr., are both in jail. How sweet.
Anyone know what's in those neon signs?
Today in history
Thursday, August 25, 2005
What's the diff?
Tonight ENCORE is showing the movie "54" which is about the 1970's New York nightclub with the same name. At the same time HBO is airing "61" which portrays Rober Maris' pursuit of Babe Ruth's home run record.
You know what the difference between these two movies is?
It's 7.
Get it?
The difference between 61 and 54 is 7. Ha!
Half-Nekkid Thursday
In going with this blog's tradition, here is this week's entry.
Luckily for everyone out there, I don't have many shirtless photos of me.
A nice gift for the ladies
Make a lifesize model of your penis
I just made one of mine. Pretty impressive, huh?
Today in history
1986 - A's Mark McGwire hits his 1st major league HR. "What a day!" exclaimed McGwire. "First Jose Canseco sticks a needle in my ass and now I hit my first homer."
Four of the ugliest people celebrate their birthday today:
Rollie Fingers (1946)
Gene Simmons (1949)
Rob Halford (1951)
Blair Underwood (1964)