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Name: Richelle
Birthday: 7/1/1988
Gender: Female


Interests: I tend to like things.
Expertise: Well I'm not good at much so here's what I'm not good at: Math, Sports (running), calming down, holding grudges for over 2 days, Seeing, being on time, chess, conujuring things, being a dad, flying, doing backflips, swearing, maternal instincts, deception, hiding embarrassment, and agreeing.
Occupation: Education/training
Industry: Textiles/Basket Weaving


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Member Since: 5/29/2004

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Monday, January 12, 2009

"Michigan LOVES HOCKEY OMG!" - McDonalds

I'm sure you've seen that commercial (maybe not), apparently an attempt by McDonald's to seem friendly and intimate with Michigan, in which they say something like, "There are a few things we value in Michigan: Hockey, skiing, other words, hockey, more words, another example, and hockey."  They show images of that then promote their product, ending with the narrator saying, "ba da ba ba ba, Hockey!"

....

Ok, so I get that we're close to Canada, and we have the Red Wings, but seriously, I wasn't aware that hockey was that big of a deal in Michigan.  The only person I know who played hockey was my cousin Dave, and he lived in Pennsylvania.  It just irritates me that these advertisers obviously have no idea what we REALLY value in Michigan ("Soo, Michigan has lots of snow...  I think they like hockey there.  Let's go with that"), or they have like one Michigander on their advertising team who was some hockey fanatic, and said, "OMG, guys, I'm from Michigan, and lemme tell you, we LOOOURVE hockey there!  Haha hooboy!"  Iuno, maybe I'm wrong about this, but I never got a big "hockey vibe" from living here.


Monday, December 15, 2008

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I will now pose to you a question I've been considering for some time now.

Setting: April Fools Day, location of choice.
Scenario: You, getting your arm chopped off.
Reaction? Everyone thinks it's fake long enough to delay your arm's attachability!

 

Ok, maybe that's a bit extreme, but don't you think it happens?  I think accidents are probably more deadly on April 1st, at least in the reaction to them.  Don't you agree?  A sample conversation:

Tom: *is making a smoothie and sticks a spoon in there, subsequently blasting the spoon back and striking his eye*  AHH my eye!?!!(@!*&#%
George: haha whatever dude
Tom: Seriously!  I'm bleeding!
George: I told you you weren't going to get me like you did last year

And the scenario continues!  Don't you think it's plausible?  I do.


Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Celebrity ???

Haha.  Look at the various attractivenesses of my lookalikes and laugh, please.  Virginia Woolf?  Stevie Nicks?  My favorite, though, is Adrian Brody.  I think we were twins once.  No longer though.




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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Oh SpaghettiOs, where did you go wrong?

 This is what I said to Campbell's:

It has come to my attention that the quality of SpaghettiOs is in a downward spiral of the worst kind.  Now, I have been eating SpaghettiOs for a long time (I'm 20).  After I first noticed this decline in quality, I said, "come on now, Campbell's!  That must've just been a bad can/ a fluke new idea.  They'll pull it together!"  But no - across variety and time, your "improvements" have continually degraded the quality of the SpaghettiO name.  The soup is watery and gross.  I know, I know - there's a growning health concern from parents, but really?  Do you have to take out that much quality?  I much prefer, MUCH prefer, the taste of the off-brand spaghettiOs.  Even when SpaghettiOs are on sale, I rarely buy them unless giving them another chance at tasting good (which they never do now).  So, I suggest you thicken up your tomato soup and get back that old tasty flavor that I remember as SpaghettiOs - If you forgot how to make them like that, try the Meijer brand - it's delicious.

Why did I say this?  Because it's true.  SpaghettiOs think that they have to be "Rich in Calcium!"  Uhh, No...  That's not the idea.  Feed your kids some milk if they need that, dumb parents.  Be true to your quality taste!

 

(Might I add, original my ass)

In my search for the photo shown here, I found this site, which is rather funny: http://www.commercialsihate.com/print/

That's all I have to say right now.

- R.


Friday, March 21, 2008

Flamtracktiming

 Did that catch your attention?  Huh?  Did it?

I've been on a band name binge lately - That's one there, right from my fingertips.  No thinking involved.  Another was Doppleganger, but I looked on Myspace and it was already taken like 38 thousand times.  Laura thought of "Bird Scientist" though, and I don't think that was taken.  I'd use that.  I have decided that I will either start my own business or my own band, whichever comes first/easiest.

If you want to know a secret, send me a facebook - it will be your reward for communicating with me/reading my xanga!  And everyone loves secrets.

Yeah, it's been a while.  I wouldn't mind bringing back the xanga.  I feel like I just don't have much to say that's interesting.

Well, school sucks.  Mostly two things - my crappy roommate and Chemistry.  And IAH.  I like my philosophy class though.  The Prof is super ...  Philosophy-like.  I'll just be glad when the semester is over, because it means those things are over forever (unless I fail chemistry) and I'll be going to Europe.  I'm very excited, and surprisingly not too nervous about flying alone.  In fact I feel kind of grown up for it.  I guess I am almost 20.  That's so weird to think about...  Kind of like going from 12 to 13.  This one might be better though.

So I might get a moped next year to get around.  What do you think about that?  It might be kind of scary - I'll have to drive it over the summer to get used to it, and to save gas.

Anyway, I don't have much  to say, so I'll post a picture as usual and discuss it:

Oh geez...  I just searched "flear" because it was the word in my title originally, and I realized it was something I didn't want to associate with.  Looked like anime porn or weirdness.  So take my advice and don't look that up.  And Flear is a better word than flar... Stupid anime porn taking cool made-up words...

So, this picture....  I'd like to know what's going on in it.  I personally think the wolf is cute than the girl, who looks like she's holding a dirty rat covered in laundry lint.  And like she just ate some raw meat with her face only.  Maybe it's just Little Red Riding Hood.  Here's the real summary/caption.  If I were better in French I would explain it, but I'm not. "Misha Defonseca, âgée aujourd'hui de 74 ans, a traversé l'Europe à la recherche de ses parents, déportés par les nazis. Seule et protégée par les loups."  I think it says that this [picture is from a movie about] a girl (who is now 74 in reality) who travelled around Europe (researching?) after her parents were deported by the Nazis - "alone and protected by the wolves."  Ok, so I was kind of off on the Red Riding Hood thing, but maybe not so far off on the meat eating and linty rat.

I went to a concert with Anathallo and Frontier Ruckus...  Both of which are sweet.  So you should look them up, probably on myspace, unfortunately.  I admit, it's not too bad, myspace.  Mostly for the music factor.  Anathallo had a band member who looked like Billy Boyd.  He was crazy.

Here's a line from the book I'm reading that I thought was really funny:

"It makes me think of some of those houses in the Rousseau Development where they put a sign up with a photo of a massive, supermenacing Doberman and a bubble that says BEWARE OF DOG!, while everyone knows that in the house is a toy poodle named Gramps who gets panic attacks from children and flies."

Maybe it was just late, I don't know.  I mostly like that the dog's name is Gramps.

I'm done.  Bye.  Leve mea comens gaize! lawl...



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