March 11, 2010
Won’t You Be My Emo Boyfriend?
Makeout Club Profile:
Username: xsassycorex
Interests: hardcore music, veganism, “politics” and sXe
Favorite bands: Three Mile Pilot, Saetia, The Locust, Creation is Crucifixion and Q and Not U (for the upcoming indie music phase).
Who I’m Looking For: A sXe boy who is willing to cuddle and is interested in lecturing girls about music, “politics” and lifestyle choices and why his personal choices are “the right” choices in all of these regards. Also, rudimentary interest in philosophy, but nothing beyond of Nietzsche. Prefers someone with a tattoo they will regret in three years.

Won’t You Be My Emo Boyfriend?

Makeout Club Profile:

Username: xsassycorex

Interests: hardcore music, veganism, “politics” and sXe

Favorite bands: Three Mile Pilot, Saetia, The Locust, Creation is Crucifixion and Q and Not U (for the upcoming indie music phase).

Who I’m Looking For: A sXe boy who is willing to cuddle and is interested in lecturing girls about music, “politics” and lifestyle choices and why his personal choices are “the right” choices in all of these regards. Also, rudimentary interest in philosophy, but nothing beyond of Nietzsche. Prefers someone with a tattoo they will regret in three years.

March 10, 2010
I love reading the hashtag trending topics on Twitter, mostly because the Tweets people post really help me keep up on my teenage slang. This Twitter user has given me quite the glimpse into the current adolescent lexicon just by listing off reasons “why u single.” The term “jump off” has taken a strange new meaning since I remember last using it (sometime between 1997 and 2000, probably in front of a Contempo Casuals) and new terms such as “yamp” and “sluther” appear to be of-the-moment word conglomerations that will probably never really catch on outside of whatever collection of middle schools they were invented in (the term “sluther” reveals its short-lived slang status in its misinterpreted meaning that resulted in it being defined as being both “a female willing to do anything sexually” and “a general term for a female” in the very same definition! Going forward, I will be using this term for a “slutty Truther,” which I think might make more sense). However, MissMakaylaLove has just introduced me to a golden new slang term: “bath-waterless bitch.” Obviously, this is the jackpot and I want to start using this delightful term ASAP but this piece of slang has yet to be defined on Urban Dictionary, so I have the guess the meaning. So far, I’m thinking it has something to do with not being hot enough for someone to want to “drink your bath water,” a phrase I always found confusing. However, there are so many better ways to call someone “not hot,” so maybe that isn’t it.
Can anyone help me out?

I love reading the hashtag trending topics on Twitter, mostly because the Tweets people post really help me keep up on my teenage slang. This Twitter user has given me quite the glimpse into the current adolescent lexicon just by listing off reasons “why u single.” The term “jump off” has taken a strange new meaning since I remember last using it (sometime between 1997 and 2000, probably in front of a Contempo Casuals) and new terms such as “yamp” and “sluther” appear to be of-the-moment word conglomerations that will probably never really catch on outside of whatever collection of middle schools they were invented in (the term “sluther” reveals its short-lived slang status in its misinterpreted meaning that resulted in it being defined as being both “a female willing to do anything sexually” and “a general term for a female” in the very same definition! Going forward, I will be using this term for a “slutty Truther,” which I think might make more sense). However, MissMakaylaLove has just introduced me to a golden new slang term: “bath-waterless bitch.” Obviously, this is the jackpot and I want to start using this delightful term ASAP but this piece of slang has yet to be defined on Urban Dictionary, so I have the guess the meaning. So far, I’m thinking it has something to do with not being hot enough for someone to want to “drink your bath water,” a phrase I always found confusing. However, there are so many better ways to call someone “not hot,” so maybe that isn’t it.

Can anyone help me out?

February 26, 2010
Love is…

Doing your horrible Claire Littleton impression (“I WANT MY BAY-BEE! A DINGO ATE MY BAY-BEE!”) roughly fifty times every Tuesday evening before Lost airs and having your boyfriend smile and say without a hint of annoyance or sarcasm, “you’re so good at impressions!”

February 20, 2010
daveholmes:

OPPOSITE OF FANTASTIC.

Beard-vertising at CPAC: The only way for a conservative gal to get a date these days.

daveholmes:

OPPOSITE OF FANTASTIC.

Beard-vertising at CPAC: The only way for a conservative gal to get a date these days.

February 17, 2010
Well look at what I bought at the bookstore the other day!
Go buy this book. Now.

Well look at what I bought at the bookstore the other day!

Go buy this book. Now.

January 31, 2010

The only people who care enough to comment on my blog are strangers who google themselves and somehow end up on a random post I wrote from three years ago.

January 30, 2010

ragbag asked: was england justifiable in interfering between egypt and the soudan rebels in the urabi revolt?

I know why you would want to ask me a question like this, Mr. Bag. I’ve often been told that reading through my blog gives people the impression that I am some sort of expert on 19th-century English-Egyptian relations. Unfortunately, I have almost no knowledge in that era of history, but since lacking knowledge on a subject has never stopped a person writing on the internet from having an opinion about something, I’ll do my best to continue the great bloggy tradition and form a quick, glib judgment after hastily reading a wikipedia entry on the urabi revolt.

So, to answer your question: hell no.

January 29, 2010
I feel like I don’t update this blog enough

But instead of creating my own content (read: taking screenshots of things on the internet that are only funny to me) I will make you, the reader, do my work for me.

Ask me anything.

January 27, 2010
"‘He did a lot of hand work,’ said Trichon, praising his ‘straight fingers, perfect nails’ and ability to ‘hold things correctly.’"

— Model agent Maggie Trichon recalling her days of representing Scott Brown. (via Wonkette)