Professional blogging is a demanding mistress. The hardest part? The severe, but sexy, CBT. Whoops wrong mistress.
Anyway, the hardest part of blogging is finding sufficient fodder. A story with enough substance to sustain a post. Sometimes you can get around this problem by putting two smaller stories together. Lesser bloggers call these things “nooners” or “unnecessary news round-ups”). But these bloggers hate you and are just looking for an opportunity to rape your dog.
Accordingly, my attempt to squeeze multiple news turds into one presentable fecal post shall be called, “See What Sticks”
Leading off, Mira Sorvino has a strict test for nannies because she was traumatized by her care-giver as a child:
Wow, that’s quite a hard exam:
Question 1: Are you a nazi? No? Congratulations. Here’s my baby. In related news, dad Paul Sorvino stands by his hiring decision, claiming the German nanny got the kids to school on time.
And the two in this one two punch of comedy: The Spice Girls. Yes! My third reference to the Spice Girls in less than three weeks. Today, we learn that Ginger Spice is the worst liar of all time. Geri Halliwell has laughed off reports of infighting with a long, but dubious, statement”
Seriously, this sounds exactly like the lies every nervous criminal tells in old time gangster pictures:
“Honest Boss. I was jokin’. They’re crazy I tell ya. It’s a laugh. That’s what it is. Honest. Biggest laugh ever. We weren’t doin’ nothing. Everybody’s been acting all friendly-like.”
Watching the latest video, there could be all sorts of reasons for Spice Girl feuds:
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November 13th, 2007 at 1:29 pm
Nice pictures, too. How long until your posts devolve into straight-up hardcore pornography? Stay classy, Gladstone.
November 13th, 2007 at 2:49 am
The joke about the kids getting to school on time was far too clever to be properly appreciated, and as I wasn’t included in the opening tirade, I didn’t get properly incensed enough to return fire. However, I AM all in favor of this blog devolving into veiled Your Mama jokes at the expense of one another (and, one assumes, the content).
November 12th, 2007 at 8:53 pm
Apparently, the answer is nothing. Nothing sticks.
Not even my attempt to have a flame war with Ian and Ross. sigh.