TWEET TWEET: twitters from orangerful

• I'm thinking Chick-Fil-A for dinner...I have a craving for one of their yummy shakes. #
• 8 nuggets, not enough...12 too many. *dies* #
• bumping up 'Let the Right One In" on my Netflix list - should be creepy fun for next month. #
• "Like This" button on Facebook is equivalent to the old school AOL "Me Too!" post. #
• Also bumping up Transporter 3, so after I watch vampires, I can see some car chases and 'splosions. #
• Quick - what song titles would be on Wolverine:The Musical soundtrack, so far I have "Snkt Snkt! Went the stringts of my heart" #

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She can see!

She can see!
Originally uploaded by orangerful

Finally gave the girl some eyes! And I did the most ghetto hair coloring ever - I colored it with a black sharpie. Actually doesn't look too horrible considering the sharpie was out of ink. I might go buy a new one and try again. I have no desire to tear her apart to get her hair out an then sew it back in. I enjoy crafts but not that much haha.

Still need to do her "ass-tat", which will take some skillz since I'm going to try to do the Mini logo...

Put the first coat of paint on my Starbuck pony too, but she's just creepy looking (all flesh tone, all the time) so I didn't take her picture.

only doom that's looming is you loving me to death

After a looooooong day at work and coming home tired and headache-y, I found this in my mailbox:

( careful, it's hot! )

give it to me, don't give it away

iTunes put up Joss Whedon's Playlist today and I was looking over the tracks, just curious to what (if any) songs I knew. I was familiar with most of the tracks but my favorite comment had to be about Liz Phair's song "H.W.C":

"Just so jaunty and delightful, you can't help but sing it at home, in your car, in the super-market, at your kid's pre-school...why is everyone staring at me? Damn you, Liz Phair! But this album is ridiculously under-rated. And I prefer to hear pop songs about sex from women old enough to be any good at it."

Lulz. That song is hilarious and it gets stuck in your head and then you have to try all your might NOT to sing it. Or tell anyone the title because they will inevitably ask "What's that stand for?" and then you'll just have to run away.

Also, that was the first Liz Phair album I ever bought and I love it too. They [the hardcore fans] tried to make me feel guilty because it was so pop-y and they said it she was selling out but I think she was just having a good time. I now own WhiteChocolateSpaceEgg and Exile in Guyville (though I'm not sure I've actually listened to it) but this one will always be my first full length Liz Phair experience.

Also, random useless bit of info: Pete Yorn plays drums on that track.