the mona lisa of frowns
Truly, it is the most perfect umbrella-shaped display of displeasure these eyes have ever seen.
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June 27, 2006
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i'm secretly reading under my desk...
While listening to...
Blogs
- 1115.org
- a socialite's life
- amandarin
- army 2.0
- assistant/atlas: hollywood's young shoulders
- beaver city will rock you
- bella rossa - a writer's blog
- big girl lost in a little city
- blueprint blue
- chromewaves
- daily ramblings
- defamer
- embrace the dull
- eyeballs and fishlips
- flying waitress
- gawker
- go fug yourself
- information leafblower
- informed dissent
- join me
- just putting it out there
- laist
- lizlet dot com
- martinis, persistence, and a smile
- minimum wage!
- ms. mamma
- notes of a defeatist
- office monkey
- open up my head and see what's on my mind
- pop culture petri dish
- rebel's advocate
- sean russell dot org
- sharp lily
- snap, crackle and pop
- stop okay go
- synapticblur
- the recapist
- the swass report
- the upstate life
- this is what we do now
- whatevs
- why jerry why
- ~unsettled~
The Ghosts of Blogging Past (self-indulgent faves)
- a new boy in the neighborhood
- an open letter to josh schwartz, from marissa cooper
- an open postscript to josh schwartz, from the corpse of marissa cooper
- best headline ever
- how not to pose with your newly won people's choice award
- if you'll allow me to be, for a second, what the kids call shmears
- jeff buckley, destined to become mere background for our most dramatic tv moments
- my pretend entry in the hollywood reporter's 2005 next generation feature
- pictures, worth many words
- renaming and defaming
- taking a bite out of iowa
- thank you, aaron sorkin
- the only year end list that matters...
- the top ten cheneys of 2005
- the top ten cheneys of 2006
- the top ten cheneys of 2007
- there is only one tree hill. and it's your home
- what did you think i would do at this moment?
If you look closely, the geometric points connecting the edges of his mouth connecting to the left edge of his right eyebrow form a Socratic triangle, which represents feminimity, proving that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene and had kids...
Posted by: Solomonster | June 27, 2006 at 02:27 PM