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Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Things to occupy your time when you're bored



Act 2, Scene 1
An attractive young woman, the INTERN, sits at her desk. ROSS and MACGRUDER, two sales associates, stand near the water cooler.

MACGRUDER: Whoa! Get a load of the new intern! I'd like to file my proposal in her drawers.

ROSS: Easy there, MacGruder, you'll get us fired. [aside] I agree.

Exeunt.
The Intern
Deliberate Gentle Sex Dreamer (DGSDf)

Capable. Trustworthy. Carnal. The Intern.

From our experience, Interns are nice girls who would really, really like us to come on to them. They, like you, must be looking for sex, preferably from someone good-looking and successful. So... what are you doing later? Oh, okay, cool. Well, maybe next time? Okay, okay, jeez.

Your exact opposite:
The Sudden Departure

Random Brutal Love Master
The thing is, you're a little bit quiet, so men think you're waiting for them to start things. You do like sex a lot, they're right about that, but few of them realize you're a genuinely thoughful person.

You're choosy, not wanting to get mixed up with just anyone. Girls can get away with this kind of selectiveness for some reason. Most guys have to take whatever's lying around, passed out.

You're not necessarily looking for a steady relationship right now; that's cool. Be careful to avoid people trying to tie you down to anything other than bedposts.

ALWAYS AVOID: The False Messiah, The Vapor Trail

CONSIDER: The Bachelor


Link: The 32-Type Dating Test by OkCupid - Free Online Dating.
My profile name: maeirbear

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

inspiration=motivation





I am obsessed with these gold metal "leggings"



Thursday, November 16, 2006



So, I'm a big fan of "street style" blogs like Facehunter, the satorialist and locally, the commodified. I never feel the need to repost the shots I find there because I figure a) most people already go to these sights and therefore don't need to see the same thing posted again and b) if I have something to say I usually just leave a comment on the blog. However, this outfit (from facehunter) deserves a special shout out- It's the first time I've actually plotted to copy the exact outfit I've seen- not just used the styles as inspiration.

Some Hottness for a bland thursday

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

An Open Letter to Rona Ambrose

In response to this http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2006/11/15/ambrose-summit.html article.

Dear Ms Ambrose,
As a Canadian citizen and resident it is becoming increasingly clear to me that climate change and global warming are major issues that must be dealt with swiftly if we are to avoid severe environment repercussions. It is with this belief in mind that I write to you today. Your unfortunate conduct at the UN conference in Kenya shows that you have decided to continue what is quickly becoming the legacy of this Conservative minority government. What, you might ask, is this legacy. Why it is the demeaning act of name calling and finger pointing, something the government is in the news for, it seems, every week. It is sad and quite pathetic to see that this time the Conservatives have chosen and international venue to display their shameful behaviour. This government is suffering from severe youngest child syndrome- full of excuses and always looking to place blame on its older brother (in this case the previous Liberal government) for any criticism it may receive.

This week the Conservatives had a chance to redeem themselves, to put their money where their mouths are. To prove that the environmental and emissions policy that they have been championing will work to kick Canada out of 51st place (out of 56 countries) and the belief that due to its policies this country is "...blocking progress on the new mechanism for technology transfer to poor countries."

What happened instead? It was back to the blame game. What you don't seem to understand, Ms. Ambrose, and you are not alone in this, is that you are the party in power now. It no longer matters what came before because now it is all on you. We, the Canadian public, are watching to see what kind of policies YOU form, how YOU are to represent US in the international forums, and so far you are showing Canada to be a responsibility skirting, whiny, brat. The Liberals might have set the stage for our failure to live up to our promise of the Kyoto protocol but you are failing just as miserably.

Start taking some responsibility and table an environmental policy that shows we are really committed to helping with the severe problem of climate change. Stop pointing fingers and give us something to be proud of.

Sincerely,
Drowning in BC

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

The case for Schwartzman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr8HSiaD4gA

I never knew how to appreciate him properly until this movie.

Thursday, November 02, 2006

Hallowe'en

I think the costume speaks for itself


This chick was looking so mod, straight out of a Godard film, it was blowing my mind, and you have to love the shoes.