We've got a new computer in the house and it's a PC. Our beloved octogenarian of an iMac got to the point where it was too painful to use for any length of time. On Christmas Day Supreme Leader's sisters brought over a new computer for us which was super wonderful of them. It's got all these extra buttons on the mouse though and I can't drag things anywhere. Still, it's pretty, fast and the bruises on my forehead from beating it agaist the desk are fading.
Random Tuesday, grab the button and vent. It's like cleansing but without all the gross stuff.
Wife: Are you shaking your head at me?
Me: No, I'm looking back and forth quickly.
For all those who delight in the heavenly cured porcine wonder that is bacon.
I've already for citizenship.
Most of the Christmas toys were taken upstairs yesterday where Connor promptly arrayed them into a vast army. The good guys are American and he's fighting the Revolutionary War. I tried to explain that we were kinda' on the other side in that one, but like most things I say, he just ignored me.
Something I never expected to be saying over Christmas: Put down the dead monkey and come here.
Something I never expected to hear from my six year old: You're not here for the sweets, honey, you've got a job to do.
Saw two movies over the holiday, Julie & Julia and Inglorious Bastards. Julie and Julia was pretty good, though I didn't think Julie and her husband Eric's fight was walk out worthy. Laughed my ass off when he told her something he did better not end up in her blog. Inglorious Bastards was good, but not for the faint of heart. I love that Quentin Tarantino will kill anyone in his films at anytime. I wish I had that power.
Was that out loud?
Oops.
Head over to Keely's, clean yourself out.
*Name the movie quote and win a warm little piece of my cold black heart.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
RTT: We're Pilgrims In An Unholy Land*
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Indiana Jones and the last crusade. And I want chocolates for being the first to name it.
ReplyDeleteAll the best for 2010.
I have no idea who said that, but I like it. And the bacon flag is making my mouth water. Can I sign up?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the national anthem of the that Republic? And what do you call the leader?
ReplyDeleteChecked out the Republic of Bacons website. Looks like if you're from France you have automatic duel citizenship. Makes sense. Though, no word on Canadians.
ReplyDeletejust watched inglorious last night...not bad, but you got it right, not for the faint of heart...
ReplyDeleteput down the dead monkey? there has got to be a story in there somewhere...
You should really keep a little book full of the things your kids say...oh wait, I forgot you blog them.
ReplyDeleteYea for a new computer. Does it have that awesome New smell like cars do?
Loved both those movies, Tarrantino's best since Pulp Fiction IMHO! Did you wonder why they spelled bastards as "basterds"?? I've just got to google that and see what that's all about!
ReplyDeleteActually, the line is "My son, we're pilgrims in an unholy land" and it's spoken by Dr. Henry Jones, Sr in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Did you think I wouldn't know that? Come on, I call my kid "Indy." Challenge me! :)
ReplyDeletePlease tell me why you would say "Put down the dead monkey and come here." There MUST be a great story there.
Inglorious Basterds was....different. Definitely not for the faint of heart (ie: me). There were plenty of funny bits though and I did like that. Living in Germany, I *knew* the minute the guy gave himself away in the bar. Before anyone said anything, I looked at Mr. HH and said "he did the numbers wrong." Mr. HH looked at me like I was nuts, but moments later he got a big old "HA!" in the face. Because I'm humble like that.
Inglourious Basterds was great - possibly Tarantino's best. I'm glad I got to see it in the theatre.
ReplyDeleteJohn and I saw Avatar. Incredible!
ReplyDeleteDani and I saw It's Complicated. Laugh Out Loud funny!
someone beat me to the answer (ok, I peeked and saw it and realized where the quote came from)
Inglorious Basterds is on our list, as is Julie and Julia.
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I didn't look at any of the comments, but wanted to say, INDIANA JONES!!! And I often imagine how Sean Connery would speak my name...Jeshika. So sexy.
ReplyDeleteBacon has been one of the casualties of marrying my Jewish man. Why can't they make a pig kosher with a special circumcision?
ReplyDeleteI want to hear the rest of the dead monkey story.
Put down the dead monkey?? I'm sure there's a story behind this. Do tell!
ReplyDeleteI love bacon but I share that love with all pork fat.
ReplyDeletebacon............omg! enough said;)
ReplyDeleteToo funny!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Tuesday.
http://iamharriet.blogspot.com/2009/12/what-are-five-jobs-that-are-popular.html
looking back and forth quickly.....yeah gotta remember that one!
ReplyDeletemmmm bacon, I do miss bacon.......why couldn't bacon be a part of a vegetarian diet???WHY?WHY?
ReplyDeleteInglorious Basterds was good, but not as good as Pulp Fiction or Jackie Brown, despite what my oldest son said. I was frothing at the mouth at the end of Julie and Julia - one lousy article in the newspaper and she had publishers and literary agents knocking down her door? Biotch couldn't even poach an egg.
ReplyDeletei (along with most of your loyal readers) need the dead monkey story
ReplyDeleteI saw It's Complicated - it was funny, but the whole time I kept thinking, "Since when is Alec Baldwin old?" He was hilarious, though. He's has excellent timing.
ReplyDeleteGreat random!
I saw the Julia movie and was doing other things and thought I must have missed a key moment in the argument she had with her husband, like the kind where she yells out something about his best friend and her....cause why would he just walk out over that bit they had?? Wimps.
ReplyDeleteMy son has said many times "Don't blog that!!" and I especially hear this one a lot: "No, you can't take pictures for your stupid blog!!!"
Bacon is gross. Sorry to have to be the one to tell you.
I guess I'm in heaven... of all things a republic of bacon.
ReplyDeleteI guess our iMac is getting to that point. Now if only I could afford to buy a new one. I feel for you.
Love that you felt the need to correct the spelling on Inglourious Basterds.
ReplyDeleteBACON!!!
ReplyDeletenom-nom-nom-nom
Congrats on the new PC.
And Basterds was pretty sweet, but I haven't seen J & J yet.
Love Julie and Julia. Wish that scene could have been better played too. Mr. K laughed when the husband said that about not being in the blog. My mother in law didn't get that. LOL
ReplyDeleteWe went to the movies (had passes, SCORE) and saw Avatar. Now that is a movie worth seeing in the theater.
Really? Quentin does that?
ReplyDeleteCall me Braja Tarantino, then.....
inglorious bastards disappointed me.
ReplyDeleteI liked Inglorious Basterds too, was the first flick I've actually thought was worth watching in awhile.
ReplyDeleteWhy is your house stocked with dead monkeys?
I love it when you go all girlie and admit to seeing chick flicks like Julie & Julia. But then you go and kill a monkey.
ReplyDeleteLooking back and forth quickly? That's a good one! I saw Inglorious Basterds the other night. It was pretty good, but I don't think I'll watch it again. Still haven't seen J&J.
ReplyDeleteI LOVED Julia and Julie - and frankly, now I smell bacon.
ReplyDeleteI'd say that line is an automatic qualifier for precociousness!
ReplyDeleteI need to fly the Jolly Bacon at my house. Maybe then I will get some more often. Bacon that is.
ReplyDeleteThere was some chocolate covered bacon being passed around this holiday. I never thought I'd look at either bacon OR chocolate and say; "that's just plain wrong".
ReplyDeleteI saw something on-line before the Christmas craziness about a Bacon of the Month club! I thought of you. Wait - I didn't see that here, did I? I can't remember anything.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
You've gone over to the dark side - Return to the apple!
ReplyDeleteLiked julie and julia - though the movie was unjust to julie... in that respect the book was better, but enjoyed Streep as Julia.
Happy New Year!
Now about that monkey?...
I saw Inglorious Bastards, some scenes I closed my eyes. loved the movie! My husband said afterwards the name made him happy.He is like a 6 year old repeating a word for effect.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!!
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Princess Nagger could be a leader in the Republic of Bacon - I denied her request for 10 pieces of bacon for breakfast this morning. I know, I'm a mean mom. ;)
ReplyDeleteDead monkey? Spill it! ;)
I want to see both those movies, too. Thanks for the warning on the Basterds movie - I'll be sure not to be faint of heart. ;)
Happy New Year, Captain! :)
the bacon flag is making my mouth water. Can I sign up?
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