May 25, 2004
Save the Chicken
Here's what the extrememly bored Hollywood stars are up to:
Comedian Adam Sandler has backed a campaign to halt the closure of a Malibu, California, chicken store - a favorite of such stars as Meg Ryan, Pierce Brosnan and Barbra Streisand.
After eight years in the business, small surf eatery Malibu Chicken - which also caters to Sylvester Stallone, Dennis Quaid and Jim Carey - may have to close as early as the summer because the lease is up and Chabad, the organization which owns the building, wants them out.
A petition drive has been started to save Malibu Chicken, and nearly 2,000 people, including Sandler, have signed it.
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I saw that last week on some horrible tabloid news show.
At least he's babbling about that and not Iraq, gas prices or some other percieved injustice.
Posted by: mike at May 25, 2004 02:07 PM (bN/qg)
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Ya know, with all their money and fame, why don't they use their clout for something a little more meaningful like being a big brother or sister.
Posted by: Lori at May 25, 2004 08:37 PM (kmcg6)
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Snoop's Single
Snoop Dogg is gettin'
the big divizzle.
Rapper Snoop Dogg has filed for divorce from his wife of nearly seven years, Shante Broadus. "Celebrity Justice" has obtained the petition for dissolution of marriage, filed on Friday in Los Angeles. Snoop Dogg, real name
Calvin Broadus, cites "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the split. The petition also requests joint custody of the couple's three children, Corde, Cordell and Cori.
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This guy was married???? Cripes. Didn't he do all that Girls Gone Wild Porno?
Posted by: Lori at May 25, 2004 08:38 PM (kmcg6)
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May 24, 2004
Moi
As promised, here is your weekly dose of "
Random Facts About Lawren."
I took piano lessons when I was a kid. I think I took for about 7 years. In the end, sports, voice, and other activities won out, but I still really enjoyed piano. Learning how to read music greatly helped my ability to be a decent singer.
My piano teacher was great, and she taught most of the "promising" pianists in my small town. She, of course, would drill the classics in to our heads. I, on the other hand, had a fascination with pop music and oldies music. I would beg and plead with her every week to let me expand my horizons.
Finally, my whining paid off, and she allowed me to play one classical piece and one piece of my choosing each week. I was so pumped. It was fun to have "Heaven is a Place on Earth" as a diversion from Fur Elise.
When it came time for our yearly recitals, she let us pick what we wanted to play. All the other little goody goodies signed up to play their most difficult classical pieces. Not me. Why would I want to sound like everyone else? I knew I could handle the classical jazz, so why not spice things up a bit, right?
Picture it: Lots of young kids in their Sunday best, diligently filling the music hall with Beethoven, Bach, and Handel. My teacher walks on stage and says: "And now we'll hear two pieces from fourth grader Lawren Mills. She will be playing "Close My Eyes Forever" by Lita Ford and Ozzy Osbourne and "Carrie" by Europe." All the parents looked so confused. But I played my little heart out. And when I was done, I found my parents, and they were clapping. They were laughing, but they were clapping too.
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That's cool info Lawren. I, too, used to take piano lessons but quit after 3-4 years. To this day, I can play a little bit of "The Entertainer" and that's about it.
Posted by: Skerdog at May 24, 2004 10:32 PM (VuK7w)
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My cousin played - she tried teaching me. I've forgotten it all.
Now I wish it was a skill I had.
Hubster also played for a while, but like you, sports won out.
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Lawren plays "VH-1 awesomely bad songs" on piano! : ) Next stop..."The Final Countdown" by Europe. : )
How much fun!
Posted by: Jennifer at May 25, 2004 11:40 AM (t7Wpf)
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Now THAT's an Ad
Yet another reason why I think the people at HBO, more specifically, the creative minds behind "Six Feet Under" are second to none (billboard in L.A.):
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Posted by: Lori at May 24, 2004 07:33 PM (kmcg6)
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Right on. One of the saddest days in my life was when my apartment building, which had previously given us free HBO, stopped the freebie.
Maybe it's a good thing, as I might not have studied with all the great series on the network.
Posted by: chuck at May 24, 2004 08:35 PM (HoVtL)
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I'm just frustrated they were gone so long. And last year's Lisa storyline kind of left me flat. But looking forward to it....
BTW, what'd you think of the Sopranos last night?
Posted by: Norman at May 24, 2004 08:57 PM (sANa9)
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Norman--I thought last night's show was FABULOUS!
Posted by: Lawren at May 25, 2004 07:05 AM (g32Cf)
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Incredible billboard. But I gave up on 6FU -- I mean, why the hell should we have to wait YEARS & YEARS for a new season? I loved the first & second season...but it just lost a bit of steam then, and with the extended, extended break between seasons...
Posted by: david at May 26, 2004 09:12 PM (1+76a)
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Jewel's 'Tude
Sounds like Jewel had some major 'tude at her most recent concert:
Witnesses at the concert said Jewel went on a tirade of insults from poking fun at fat people to others with no teeth. At one point, she asked the audience to yell requests and then told them to "shut the hell up."
"People were literally walking out of the show," she said. "As soon as she came out, she began to insult us. We thought she was joking at first because it was kind of weird."
Dion said Jewel stopped in the middle of her trademark song, "Who will save your soul," because everyone was singing along. "She said, ‘I would have never guessed you all know the words.’ I don’t know if she was kidding or what."
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Seems to me she needs to go back to living in her car with her mother.
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at May 24, 2004 09:03 AM (w3aVF)
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How sad ... her attitude has really changed since her all natural days now she's all: "Hey it's good to sell the female body..."
Even though she still has those vampire teeth. She should know better any way.
Posted by: Jennifer at May 24, 2004 12:04 PM (TgfDn)
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what a fucktarded bitch. I don't care if it was meant to be funny - people don't pay good money for that crap.
Posted by: Lori at May 24, 2004 07:41 PM (kmcg6)
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The audience should be grateful she didn't read any of her poetry.
Posted by: chuck at May 24, 2004 08:50 PM (HoVtL)
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Common Resume Blunders
6
common resume mistakes to beware of.
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Good tips, thanks for sharing.
Posted by: Lori at May 24, 2004 07:46 PM (kmcg6)
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I worked at a place about seven years ago where I caught a misspelled word on a resume. I showed it to the hiring manager. That resume went directly into the garbage can.
That's why we all use spell-check, right? Well, I *did* get a job once, despite listing my starting hire date as "May 20001." Go figure.
Posted by: Kevin the Interloper at May 25, 2004 02:34 PM (qb+8W)
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Bar Review
Bar review starts today. So not excited. As a result, I'll try to get some posts up in the mornings before I go, but I may not get anything up until the afternoons.
Happy Monday!
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May 23, 2004
How Good Was It?
How freaking good was "Sopranos" tonight?
Buh Bye, A.
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I missed it! %#@&$
I'm going to watch it tomorrow evening - - now I can hardly wait!
Posted by: Uptown Girl at May 24, 2004 12:43 AM (dUIpl)
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Yikes! Didn't see that one - everyone was sure it would be the Tony B.
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at May 24, 2004 09:01 AM (w3aVF)
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Greasy Thief
A slippery thief is on the loose in Edmond, where police say nearly 5,000 pounds of
used cooking grease has been stolen from three restaurants.
Question: is it worth carrying 5,000 pounds of grease for only a resale value of $380? I'm thinking not.
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Everyone keeps assuming it's the resale value that made them do it...what if they just really had a "thing" for used grease? It was Oklahoma, after all.
Posted by: Norman at May 23, 2004 06:40 PM (sANa9)
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You haven't been around the Jesus House lately, have you, Norman?
After living in OKC for ten years, I can tell you that some of the strangest things I've ever seen occurred right there.
The crackin'est crackhos, the drunkenest drunks, so the greasiest grease thief only seems right.
Mwheh.
Posted by: Emma at May 23, 2004 07:47 PM (NOZuy)
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The Diddy Has 12 Faces
P. Diddy: ex-boyfriend of J Lo, rapper, entrepreneur, fashion designer, Broadway star, and now...
Fragrance developer.
Estee Lauder is planning to create and market a new line of fragrances under the rapper's Sean John name.
The man is a $$ powerhouse.
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I can't imagine how a company with such class would do something like that. It cheapens the name in my eyes.
Posted by: Andrea at May 24, 2004 07:09 AM (FIZW6)
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Agreed he is a powerhouse.
Ouch Andrea!!
Posted by: Lynne at May 24, 2004 11:16 AM (sTi4u)
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Oh that's nothing, go see my latest post about him.
Posted by: Lori at May 24, 2004 07:47 PM (kmcg6)
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Still Alive
Yes, I'm still alive. Has been a crazy weekend. Normal posting will resume later today, I promissimo!
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My weekend was crazy to - - was there a full moon?
Posted by: Uptown Girl at May 23, 2004 01:51 PM (dUIpl)
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What are you doing Mills? Still moving? I am just glad PMBR is done for now! On to the next bar review class
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May 21, 2004
Stars Race to Murder Scene
A Diamond District merchant linked to a money-laundering scheme was shot and killed execution-style in the busy heart of midtown last night, police said.
Eduard Nektalov, 46, whose family owns Roman Jewelry, was walking up Sixth Ave. when a silent gunman pumped two bullets into his back and one into his head, sources said. The shooting occurred just a half-block north of Diamond Way - W. 47th St.
"It looks like a hit," said one top-ranking police source. "This was an assassination."
In a stranger-than-fiction twist, TV stars Candice Bergen and Lorraine Bracco, who were serving as honorary police commanders for the day, raced to the crime scene with cops.
Perhaps this will inspire a new cop drama a la "Cagney and Lacey"--"Bracco and Bergen" has a nice ring to it.
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NEKTALOV, was found NOT guilty of Money laundering. 7/27/04
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And the Winner Is...
I give a big, fat, "DUH" to
this recent report:
In the gore stakes, Janet Leigh's shower scene in "Psycho" is the "best movie death" of all time, according to a critics' poll published Thursday.
The 44-year-old Hitchcock thriller beat other iconic movies such as "The Godfather" and Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs" (23rd) in the poll by Total Film magazine. Stanley Kubrick's "Dr Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb" (1964) came second, with the surreal ending when Slim Pickens rides an atomic bomb.
"Some of the deaths in the poll, like The Wicked Witch melting in 'The Wizard Of Oz' (13th), are iconic but laughable, but nearly 45 years on, 'Psycho's' shower scene is still distressing," said Total Film deputy editor Simon Crook.
"It's the sheer violence of the edit rather than any explicit gore — 70 different angles, over 90 cuts and those shrieking violins. It's a masterclass in montage and audience manipulation." Crook added: "Knowing that the blood is Bosco's chocolate syrup and that a pulped casaba melon stood in for the stabbing noises does nothing to reduce the impact."
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I mean, did anyone doubt that? Hitchcock is the master--always has been and always will be. For those of you who don't know, I am a Hitchcock buff--have been ever since middle school. I own almost every Hitchcock movie. He was a genius and NO director--EVER--will surpass his inventiveness in the thriller genre. Yes, I said EVER.
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In total agreement. Hitchcock was the master. I have seen most of his films, and am trying to complete the collection.
BTW, Janet Leigh (the mother of Jamie Lee Curtis) has said that to this day, she takes baths instead of showers due to that scene. Apparently it effected her just as much as it did us.
Posted by: chuck at May 21, 2004 10:20 AM (Gvgva)
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Okay - I have not seen all of his movies, but the ones I have seen I have absolutely LOVED...Rear Window is my all time favorite...it could just be b/c I LOVE Jimmy Stewart....
Posted by: Kelly P. at May 21, 2004 01:57 PM (4adEQ)
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What always cracks me up about him is is cameos in all of his films.
He showed us suspense rather than gore - I prefer suspense.
There's a few I haven't seen - need to get on that.
I'm annoyed Hollyweird did a re-do of Rear Window. blah. They shouldn't be allowed to touch his stuff.
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at May 24, 2004 08:57 AM (w3aVF)
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Product Review
I bought the best product last week at Saks. It's a new Bobbi Brown product called the
Shimmer Brick. You dust a little on over bronzer and/or blush to give your skin an amazing glow. Not a "I just put glitter on my face" glow, but a subtle "I have suntouched skin" glow.
The 5 stripes blend well together and can be used separately as eye shadow. It's the perfect summer must-have, in my opinion.
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Without being too forward, let's see a pic of the results, not just the brick...
Posted by: Norman at May 21, 2004 08:54 PM (sANa9)
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I'm in total agreement with Norman
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Oooooooh, I think I want this!!!!!!
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You know, I've thought about posting a pic of myself. I just might!
Posted by: Lawren at May 22, 2004 09:33 AM (g32Cf)
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That looks rocking, I may have to git me sum too!
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May 20, 2004
Apple of Her Eye
Gwyneth received one as a gift after her baby, Apple, came.
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Cute necklace
I still don't get the name, but really cute necklace
Posted by: Uptown Girl at May 21, 2004 01:29 AM (dUIpl)
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I really really hope the baby is cuter than this jewelry *snort*...sorry, I do think those are butt-ugly LOL
eh, I prefer cherries, personally...I have GOT to get that bracelet to go with my necklace! LOL...
http://www.emitations.com/sexandcitste.html
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I'm with Uptown Girl on this one. But then again, I think old gwynnie can stay her ass in england with her apple-tini.
Maybe she just really likes her apple computer?
BTW - Is it just me or are other commenters having the same prob of not remembering personal info?
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at May 21, 2004 09:00 AM (w3aVF)
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I just can't imagine why she named her child apple. That's just horrific.
Posted by: Andrea at May 23, 2004 09:31 AM (FIZW6)
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Anatomy of an Autopsy
Because my father is a pathologist, I found
this site to be extremely interesting. It outlines, in detail, the process of an autopsy.
Does anyone read those Patricia Cornwell books featuring forensic pathologist Kay Scarpetta? LOVE 'em!!
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HBO has a pretty fascinating series about autopsies. Though I'm sure I'd be a bit freaked out, I've always thought it would be interesting to observe an autopsy. But it sounds like I could do without the smell.
Posted by: Kevin the Interloper at May 20, 2004 02:08 PM (qb+8W)
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Love Love those books. I started out in paperback, but got so addicted, the rest are in Hardcover. The more murder and blood the better. Although, the start of the newest one, made my stomach turn
Posted by: Emily at May 20, 2004 07:00 PM (KYEhb)
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Okay - seriously, L - you need to quit being my freaking twin...i am tired of this...I LOVE Kay Scarpetta...and will agree that Blow Fly was a bit rough on the old stomach....I love the relationship between Kay and Benton Wesley...the blood and guts are nice too
Posted by: Kelly P at May 20, 2004 07:06 PM (4adEQ)
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Shut up, Kel. I got pissed and stopped reading b/c they "killed off" Benton.
Posted by: Lawren at May 20, 2004 08:16 PM (g32Cf)
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I like the quotes, L - very non-spoiler-like
Posted by: Kelly P at May 20, 2004 08:58 PM (e0ylE)
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LOVE Kay Scarpetta books! If there were a movie, who do you see playing her? I can't decide...
Posted by: Busy Mom at May 20, 2004 09:57 PM (8tNq0)
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LFB 4 GWB?
Lara Flynn Boyle is still anti-food, but she's pro-Bush.
Representatives for George W. Bush are hoping to recruit actress Lara Flynn Boyle for campaigning duties, after she publicly declared her support for the American President.
The former star of "The Practice," 34, has gone against the grain of a large number of her Hollywood counterparts to pledge her support for the Republican leader. She says, "I'm Irish Catholic, so a Democrat by blood. But I'm 100 per cent for Bush. I want my president to be like my agent: not afraid of people, but wants my best interest." And a Bush spokesman has welcomed the news, telling Us Weekly, "If she's amenable, obviously we would try to find something interesting and useful for her to do."
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she used to babysit for my old roommate - weird huh?
Posted by: t at May 20, 2004 09:41 AM (tNznv)
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Interesting.
I saw Dennis Hopper being interviewed the other night and he admitted he was republican. I wouldn't have thunk that - neither did the interviewer.
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at May 20, 2004 11:20 AM (w3aVF)
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No big suprise she's Republican. Have you seen her wardrobe? She makes Mamie Eisenhower look like Coco Chanel. And that dress she wore to the Oscars a few years ago, enough said.
Posted by: chuck at May 20, 2004 02:26 PM (+ZJyG)
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ummmm....oh-kay then. I would think that one would find that to be a detriment to the Republican party, but then again....what do I know :-P
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Y'all didn't read it right. It said she was a Democrat, but that she's behind Bush 100%.
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May 19, 2004
Jello--Not just for kids anymore
Jello pitch-man Bill Cosby may not approve, but
gelatin-shots aren't just for college kids anymore.
Sharon L. Calhoon is the co-author of a new recipe book all about gelatin shots titled "Jiggelo." Jello shooters aren't just for college kids. Serious connoisseurs will enjoy the "Panda Antics," which contains green tea, sake, gelatin and a gummy bear for decoration.
Other boozehounds may prefer the "Cradle" -- an African-inspired shot containing pineapple gelatin, peanut butter, rum and Tabasco Sauce.
Calhoon's son came up with the recipes, and not all go down smoothly. One drink that leaves some boozehounds sour is the "Haze," which uses ouzo, Everclear and cherry gelatin. But, in her words, "Sometimes you want a nasty jiggelo."
This story reminds me of when I lived in Chicago and I took my mom to a restaurant/bar called the "Mashed Potato Club." It was a fun, crazy place that had hundreds of--you guessed it--mashed potatos on the menu, and had a drag show every night. Anyway, the waiters bring around jello shots for everyone during the show. They brought some for my mom and me. I downed mine. Mom, not knowing what the hell to do with it, got a spoon and actually started eating it like a jello cup. I started laughing and showed her how it was done.
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Love jello shots. We made them in a pan once using the Jigglers recipe, very good.
Posted by: M@ at May 19, 2004 12:41 PM (f2jsN)
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Mmmmmm...
It has been a long week. Make me a pan of those "Jiggler" shooters!
Posted by: Julie Anne Fidler at May 19, 2004 10:29 PM (0GNJF)
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I made some awesome Jello shots. Here is the recipe.
Name: L.S.E. (Lime, Stoli, Energy)
1-Large package Lime Jello
1 1/4-Cups of Raspberry Stoli
4-2oz bottles of 5 Hour Energy
2-Cups of water
Make the Jello with 2 cups of boiling water. Mix in the 5 Hour Energy and Raspberry Stoli. Put in plastic Shot cups and let sit overnight in the refrigerator. Great flavor with an energy boost.
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Lovitz a Stud?
Janice Dickinson of "America's Top Model" claims to have had sex with everyone from Jack Nicholson to Warren Beatty -- but do you know who she thinks beats them all? Jon Lovitz.
That's who she's dating now. She tells the New York Daily News that Lovitz is "one hot stud muffin." Dickinson says Lovitz is "the sexiest man alive, " and he "makes my liver quiver and my heart pound."
He has every guy wondering what his secret is.
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I donno... I can't get beyond his SNL years doing Tommy Flanagan. It'd be like sleeping with that weasel-guy from Becker.
Posted by: mike at May 19, 2004 11:09 AM (OcjJK)
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As Jay Sherman might say: "Hotchee Motchee!"
Posted by: david at May 19, 2004 02:08 PM (1+76a)
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Male pattern baldness. MPD = excess testosterone = red hot stud muffin.
Just sayin' is all...
Posted by: Jay at May 19, 2004 03:36 PM (1Z0tY)
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Lord, I'm through. I guess as much as he eats, he'd have to be good with the tongue.
Posted by: chuck at May 19, 2004 04:44 PM (+ZJyG)
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