Based on this headline today on the BBC:
Canada Chides Japan About Sex Slaves
Here are a few other headlines in a similar vein:
U.S. Ribs Germany About Holocaust
France Gently Mocks Cambodia For Killing Fields
Pope Says "Oh No You Didn't" To Rwandan Genocide
Australia Zooms Thailand About Tsunami Preparedness
Rwandan Genocide Says "Oh Yes We Did" to Pope
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Choosing Your Wedding Dress Color
This is a little excerpt from the wedding chapter in my book.
Unsure about what color your wedding dress should be?
Use the handy chart below!
(click to enlarge)
Unsure about what color your wedding dress should be?
Use the handy chart below!
(click to enlarge)
Monday, November 26, 2007
Inappropriate Secret Santa Gifts

I submitted this list for an upcoming Radar list. Not sure which, if any, of mine were included. I'm also not getting credited there, so since like five people read this blog, I'm posting my full submission here. Please to enjoy!
Inappropriate Secret Santa Gifts
Hi! Please meet Jeremy Piven. He’s going to spend the rest of your life with you.
Handmade paper-clip swastikas.
A gentle desk-side tea-bagging.
Rats
Um, you’re not fired. That’s your fucking Christmas present.
Shrimp scampi
A tiny baby Jesus figurine carved from a stick of butter, toast points.
Nuggets
Do you like snakes? No? Oh. Um, don’t go home.
Searing loneliness.
A gift certificate for five dollars worth of brain surgery
Lumps
Soft moaning
A complimentary night at the Ritz-Carlton hotel, secreted away inside the fat rolls of a person with poor personal hygiene.
An Apple laptop! Just kidding.
A box that if you open it, you’ll get a million dollars, but someone that you’ve never met before will die. Oh, you opened it? Well, now I am going to give it to someone that you’ve never met before. That’s right. Now you are going to die. Merry Christmas, dead guy. Look, I’m sorry. I was kidding. Stop crying. You aren’t going to die. That was just a box I found in the supply closet. You’re fired.
Iraq
A molar
Chridney, the talking Christmas kidney
An alpaca farm
Cocaine
Ointment
A pap smear on Santa’s Sleigh
Chest hair extensions
Someone else’s breast implants
Thyroid disease
Season tickets to your gun show
Notebook paper margins
A sack full of wishes, a pocket full of dreams!
An abortion
A Christmas card you received from your insurance company
Your yarmulke
An iPod loaded with 80gb of your mother reciting your failures over and over again.
Tampons
Jessica Alba’s first novel
Gasoline
A lifetime membership in Oprah’s Boob Club, if you know what I mean! I mean you can touch her boobs. Touch them or you are a racist.
Awkward silence
A hasty marriage proposal
A Cat-scan
Secondhand smoke
A prostitute
Secondhand smoke from a prostitute
A Cat-scan from a prostitute
Hey, I got you some cat toys for your cats. Oh, you don’t have cats? Weird, you seem like the kind of girl who would have a lot of cats. It also seems like you’re a virgin who cries a lot.
Lunchables.
Your very own coke pants.
A Weight Watchers membership
You know that poem you sent me, the one you wrote in college about that guy you met when you were studying abroad in Prague? Well, I forwarded it to everyone in the office! Merry Christmas!
Regis
Christmas Chrabs
Rendition to Saudi Arabia
Secondhand fuck-swing
A howler monkey
A soap dispenser, freshly ripped from the bathroom wall
I spent a little more than we were supposed to, but I took out a contract on your life.
A videotape of every shower you’ve taken in December.
I’ve kidnapped your baby so that you can have a more peaceful Christmas
Sneak up behind co-worker, taser him, shout “It’s a Christmas miracle!”
An orgasm
Ryan Seacrest
Some Little Bunny Is Enjoying The Strike!

From Page Six:
November 26, 2007 -- JEFFREY Zucker, the brilliant NBC Universal CEO whose company is rumored to be for sale, has paid $12.3 million for beloved singer/socialite Kitty Carlisle Hart's 11-room apartment, according to city records. The Post's Braden Keil reports the East 64th Street co-op where Hart resided until her death last April at age 96 includes five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a maid's room, coffered ceilings and five fireplaces. Zucker and his wife, Caryn, previously owned a larger Central Park West duplex they sold last year for $15 million.
Monday, November 19, 2007
Oh Dear
Gross:
REAL LIFE PRINCESS BRIDES
This reminds me of a friend of a friend who got married at Disneyworld and her invitation was on, like, a royal scroll with ribbons and shit.
Oh, and she and the guy she was marrying were (or claimed to be) both virgins. You just know that life is never gonna meet that girl's expectations. It is gonna fuck her up when she realizes that candlesticks can't talk and forests aren't aren't filled with magical dwarves and that her husband is totally gay.
REAL LIFE PRINCESS BRIDES
This reminds me of a friend of a friend who got married at Disneyworld and her invitation was on, like, a royal scroll with ribbons and shit.
Oh, and she and the guy she was marrying were (or claimed to be) both virgins. You just know that life is never gonna meet that girl's expectations. It is gonna fuck her up when she realizes that candlesticks can't talk and forests aren't aren't filled with magical dwarves and that her husband is totally gay.
So You're a Feminist...Isn't That Cute?
Do you want to experience that feeling of laughing and also being totally fucking terrified all at once?
Well, you're welcome:
GO HERE
Be sure to peruse his other blog entries. I think I'm in LOVE.
Well, you're welcome:
GO HERE
Be sure to peruse his other blog entries. I think I'm in LOVE.
Are You Too Dead To Read My Book?
So, I had to get a Facebook account. Well, I didn't HAVE to, but I have to, you know, network to try to sell my book, and basically act like a douche and try to get people to notice it. Today I'm going to go over to Cedars Sinai and walk around and be like, "Oh you have cancer? Maybe reading this book will cheer you up. Wait, are you terminal? Oh, the book doesn't come out until January, sooo..."
I think I might be kinda old for Facebook, especially because I always look about ten years older than I am. When I was twelve and I went to the mall with my mom, I went out to the parking lot to get something out of the car, and someone asked me if I could move my car. I was like "I can't move the car, I'm twelve," and they just rolled their eyes like, how fucking sad that this twenty two year old with a VW van is trying to pretend that she's twelve.
Okay, I have to go to Cedars maternity ward and get babies to buy my book and move their cars.
I think I might be kinda old for Facebook, especially because I always look about ten years older than I am. When I was twelve and I went to the mall with my mom, I went out to the parking lot to get something out of the car, and someone asked me if I could move my car. I was like "I can't move the car, I'm twelve," and they just rolled their eyes like, how fucking sad that this twenty two year old with a VW van is trying to pretend that she's twelve.
Okay, I have to go to Cedars maternity ward and get babies to buy my book and move their cars.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
The All-You -Can -Eat Tampon Buffet In The Sky: A Remembrance
Everyone, even the smallest among us, deserves an obituary.
This weekend, my family's old dog Buster passed away.
I think every family has at least one pet like Buster. He was ornery, and fat, and he always smelled really weird. He ate candy wrappers, tampons and, once, an entire stick of butter.
He bit a few people, and rather than have him put to sleep, we just kept him away from strangers and never, ever tried to take food away from him. When my sister had kids, we debated whether he might eat the babies. When my parents shaved him for the summer months, he looked like a velvet sausage.
Still, we loved him, and he was a loyal little guy. When he wasn't busy biting us, he was barking at every single noise in the street lest burglars break in and steal his sticks of butter.
Still the real love of Buster's life was our other dog, Zooey. While the rest of us felt a mixture of love and loathing for the velvet sausage, Zooey loved him unconditionally. When they were put in separate cages at the kennel, Zooey chewed through her cage to be with him.
In the last few months, when my mom was taking the two dogs somewhere in the car and Buster, his back legs crippled, could barely get up, Zooey hopped in, then turned and took Buster's leash in her teeth and pulled him in.
I guess if you can get out of here knowing that one person, and I'm counting Zooey here, really loved you, then you did okay.
Rest in peace, Buster. We love you. And I hear that that in the afterlife, they have an all-you-can-eat tampon buffet.
This weekend, my family's old dog Buster passed away.
I think every family has at least one pet like Buster. He was ornery, and fat, and he always smelled really weird. He ate candy wrappers, tampons and, once, an entire stick of butter.
He bit a few people, and rather than have him put to sleep, we just kept him away from strangers and never, ever tried to take food away from him. When my sister had kids, we debated whether he might eat the babies. When my parents shaved him for the summer months, he looked like a velvet sausage.
Still, we loved him, and he was a loyal little guy. When he wasn't busy biting us, he was barking at every single noise in the street lest burglars break in and steal his sticks of butter.
Still the real love of Buster's life was our other dog, Zooey. While the rest of us felt a mixture of love and loathing for the velvet sausage, Zooey loved him unconditionally. When they were put in separate cages at the kennel, Zooey chewed through her cage to be with him.
In the last few months, when my mom was taking the two dogs somewhere in the car and Buster, his back legs crippled, could barely get up, Zooey hopped in, then turned and took Buster's leash in her teeth and pulled him in.
I guess if you can get out of here knowing that one person, and I'm counting Zooey here, really loved you, then you did okay.
Rest in peace, Buster. We love you. And I hear that that in the afterlife, they have an all-you-can-eat tampon buffet.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Come On Down To Onion's!
So, I was walking the pickets this morning at a lame hour (the early shift starts at six), and I was trying to give fliers to all the cool awesome people going to work at CBS (btw, crossing the picket lines in a fucking jaguar, scowling, makes you a superdildo, period), and I'd give them all a big smile and ask them to read our little pamphlet on why we're striking. And I meant to think this:
"Wow, I'm being really perky, like a waitress at Chili's."
But instead, I thought:
"Wow, I'm being really perky, like a waitress at Onion's."
There is no such restaurant as Onion's, and Onion's is the single worst idea for a restaurant ever. All of the food is onion-based, even the desserts, and there's a giant talking onion that welcomes you when you walk in the door.
Also, why does the restaurant Chili's have an apostrophe in the name? What is it posessing? When you walk in, are you then actually owned by a chili?
In conclusion, I should never wake up at 5 a.m., because I have LOST MY MIND.
Now, Onion's is a horrible idea, but my great idea for a restaurant is called Pudding Canyon. It's a restaurant with four big canyons dug in the ground, each filled with a different kind of pudding -- chocolate, vanilla, butterscotch and cherry. You can either buy pudding by weight or time. That's to say, you can either weigh in on the giant scale in the middle of the canyons where everyone can see you, and then pay at the end after you've eaten your fill by weighing in again and paying the difference, or you can pay by amount of time you want to spend in the canyons.
You have to wear a special clear plastic pudding-bathing suit. In between flavors, you must be hosed down in the hosing pit.
The commercial has the following jingle:
Butterscotch, vanilla, chocolate and cherry
Forty percent less drownings since January
Pudding Canyon
You're drowning in it!
Now that, my friends, is a great fucking idea for a restaurant.
If you want to read something much smarter this morning, please visit my friend Stella Kevlar's blog HERE
Also, I gots a new McSweeney's up today:
HERE
kthxbai
"Wow, I'm being really perky, like a waitress at Chili's."
But instead, I thought:
"Wow, I'm being really perky, like a waitress at Onion's."
There is no such restaurant as Onion's, and Onion's is the single worst idea for a restaurant ever. All of the food is onion-based, even the desserts, and there's a giant talking onion that welcomes you when you walk in the door.
Also, why does the restaurant Chili's have an apostrophe in the name? What is it posessing? When you walk in, are you then actually owned by a chili?
In conclusion, I should never wake up at 5 a.m., because I have LOST MY MIND.
Now, Onion's is a horrible idea, but my great idea for a restaurant is called Pudding Canyon. It's a restaurant with four big canyons dug in the ground, each filled with a different kind of pudding -- chocolate, vanilla, butterscotch and cherry. You can either buy pudding by weight or time. That's to say, you can either weigh in on the giant scale in the middle of the canyons where everyone can see you, and then pay at the end after you've eaten your fill by weighing in again and paying the difference, or you can pay by amount of time you want to spend in the canyons.
You have to wear a special clear plastic pudding-bathing suit. In between flavors, you must be hosed down in the hosing pit.
The commercial has the following jingle:
Butterscotch, vanilla, chocolate and cherry
Forty percent less drownings since January
Pudding Canyon
You're drowning in it!
Now that, my friends, is a great fucking idea for a restaurant.
If you want to read something much smarter this morning, please visit my friend Stella Kevlar's blog HERE
Also, I gots a new McSweeney's up today:
HERE
kthxbai
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Pwoject Wunway
I love some Project Runway. When I was working on the short-lived Megan Mullally show, Jeff and I wrote and directed this Project Runway parody, and we got to meet Santino and Jeffrey. It was one of the gayest and happiest days of my short gay life. Please to view:
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
History Girls
So, I finally saw that British play "History Boys" last night here in LA. If you haven't seen it, there's an older teacher in it who takes the boys around on his motor bike and grabs their balls while they are riding, and everybody in the play thinks it's hilarious. At the end of the play, the old teacher dies in a tragic motorbike accident, and everybody's really sad.
My big thought coming out of it was that if the play was called "History Girls" and the old male teacher had been touching teenage girls' vaginas, he would have died when some girl's father came to the school and shot him with a gun. And the lesson would have been, "Don't touch teenagers in the vagina."
Instead, the lesson was about the subjectivity of history, and that touching teenagers' balls is ok if you look like Santa.
My big thought coming out of it was that if the play was called "History Girls" and the old male teacher had been touching teenage girls' vaginas, he would have died when some girl's father came to the school and shot him with a gun. And the lesson would have been, "Don't touch teenagers in the vagina."
Instead, the lesson was about the subjectivity of history, and that touching teenagers' balls is ok if you look like Santa.
State Mottoes For The Severely Depressed
In God we trust, for now, until he lets us down like everybody else
Manly deeds, womanly words, gay panic
I have found it. No, wait, I didn't.
Let us be grateful to God*
To the stars through adversity, to the liquor store at 8 a.m.
With God, all things are possible. Well, that's wrong.
Thus be it always to pizzas: I will eat a lot of you.
Mountaineers are always free. But what's the point?
Gold and silver, and also a weird smell.
Friendship
Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem
(TRANSLATION: "I think I might have fibromyalgia")
Live free and die
Manly deeds, womanly words, gay panic
I have found it. No, wait, I didn't.
Let us be grateful to God*
To the stars through adversity, to the liquor store at 8 a.m.
With God, all things are possible. Well, that's wrong.
Thus be it always to pizzas: I will eat a lot of you.
Mountaineers are always free. But what's the point?
Gold and silver, and also a weird smell.
Friendship
Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem
(TRANSLATION: "I think I might have fibromyalgia")
Live free and die
Saturday, November 10, 2007
The Strike
Well, I'm on strike, which is weird, because I wasn't working on a show. But! I am a Guild member and so I've been walking the picket lines, etc.
There are a few things about the strike that people oughta know.
1. The writers know that they aren't poor. When we are working, we make good money. This strike isn't so much about justice (no one's starving on the street), it's about fairness. The studios are making, or will make, a lot of money online. The writers are asking for 2.5% of revenue. Yep, two and a half cents on each dollar. It's not a lot, and it's fair.
2. The writers are ready to go back to work right now. So, before anyone blames the strike for other workers losing their jobs, they should know that we are ready to sit down. The producers (the AMPTP) have refused to re-open negotiations.
3. Most writers are like me. I was on a show, and it got canceled. I've been living off savings, some freelance promo, and a book sale. Yes, there are some millionaire writers out there, but most of us still rent, shop at the mall and Ralph's, and hustle constantly to find work.
4. Les Moonves, Jeff Zucker, Rupert Murdoch, Peter Chernin and the like are rich. Filthy rich. Private jet-flying, yachting on the weekend, two penthouses in New York buying RICH. When Kevin Reilly got fired from NBC last year, they paid him 5 million dollars per year for the next three years. They paid him 15 million NOT to work.
5. The networks would rather there were no unions. Really. So if you are in another union and you are out of work because of the strike, just remember that if they bust our union, you're next!
For more info, or to help out, go HERE
There are a few things about the strike that people oughta know.
1. The writers know that they aren't poor. When we are working, we make good money. This strike isn't so much about justice (no one's starving on the street), it's about fairness. The studios are making, or will make, a lot of money online. The writers are asking for 2.5% of revenue. Yep, two and a half cents on each dollar. It's not a lot, and it's fair.
2. The writers are ready to go back to work right now. So, before anyone blames the strike for other workers losing their jobs, they should know that we are ready to sit down. The producers (the AMPTP) have refused to re-open negotiations.
3. Most writers are like me. I was on a show, and it got canceled. I've been living off savings, some freelance promo, and a book sale. Yes, there are some millionaire writers out there, but most of us still rent, shop at the mall and Ralph's, and hustle constantly to find work.
4. Les Moonves, Jeff Zucker, Rupert Murdoch, Peter Chernin and the like are rich. Filthy rich. Private jet-flying, yachting on the weekend, two penthouses in New York buying RICH. When Kevin Reilly got fired from NBC last year, they paid him 5 million dollars per year for the next three years. They paid him 15 million NOT to work.
5. The networks would rather there were no unions. Really. So if you are in another union and you are out of work because of the strike, just remember that if they bust our union, you're next!
For more info, or to help out, go HERE
Monday, November 5, 2007
Names For Italian People
If you are Italian, but you don't have a name, here is one you might like to use:
Franco Spaghetti
Franco Spaghetti
Monday, October 29, 2007
Great ideas!
My husband and I are drinking at the airport, and we just decided that dildo is the new douchebag.
Effective immediately.
Effective immediately.
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