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Delish

on February 5th, 2010 by Beth

At some point I want to write a post comparing chocolate cereals: the good, the bad, and the disgusting. While I gear up for the ultimate test of my blood sugar, I can say that my favorite right now is Chocolate Chex. It tastes like it’s made with real cocoa, and it doesn’t get soggy [...]

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Overheard in the Cafeteria

on February 5th, 2010 by Beth

“And all you should wear is lingerie and a jacket.”
TGIF

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Callback

on February 4th, 2010 by Beth

I’ve written about the song before, but Kanye West’s “Love Lockdown” is one of my favorites from ‘08. The dude may not know how to create a non-douchey image, but he sure can write and produce music that I like.

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Dear Seth McFarlane

on February 3rd, 2010 by Beth

You are an unfunny, untalented, unoriginal writer who makes rape, misogyny, racism, xenophobia and every tired stereotype known to man or woman a part of your execrable show.
Stop. Stop what you are doing and realize that you have seriously lowered the bar for animated television shows that had been set so high by [...]

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Pink Is the New Black

on January 29th, 2010 by Beth

Dear Diary,
Do you think I’ll ever have my very own Ouija board? One that doesn’t look all scary and dudish? One that makes me feel totes like a girl while I try to contact the dead? Cause I just want to know who’s thinking about me right now. From beyond the grave that is. I [...]

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Gross People

on January 28th, 2010 by Beth

It has been five years, FIVE YEARS, since Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt split up. I didn’t happen to know this info off the top of my head. Thanks to People Magazine, I won’t have any trouble remembering.

Why People still continues to frame Aniston’s life around her ex-husband is beyond me. She’s a movie star. [...]

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A Lesson for the Children

on January 27th, 2010 by Beth

Be good.

Or the evil Easter Bunny of Hades will steal your soul! Seriously. I wish someone had told me.

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Five Sentence Movie Review: Poolhall Junkies

on January 26th, 2010 by Beth

I stayed awake the whole time, and that is no small thing. Christopher Walken appeared to be having a fantastic time. Even though it was a rip-off of Rounders (complete with unnecessary love interest, here played by the well-connected but boring Alison Eastwood), the lead is worth rooting for. Chazz Palminteri chews the scenery like [...]

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Weirdest Thing I’ve Said Today. So Far.

on January 25th, 2010 by Beth

“I’d like to be Mary Poppins. Minus the kids.”

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And I Always Will Be

on January 22nd, 2010 by Beth

January 22 is Blog for Choice Day. The theme is “Trust Women.” I don’t have much to say except that I will always, always 100% be pro-choice. People, women as well as men, must have bodily autonomy. Women must be able to control their reproductive health. And the government needs to back off already and [...]

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