Wednesday, May 20, 2009

The Matrix Meets Idol - random thoughts about the finale


  • On Adam's first Song: Hey Adam, "The Matrix" called and they want their look back. Seriously, did you take the "blue pill"? Can you now dodge bullets in slow motion? The coat and dry-ice smoke were a bit much, but the song rocked.
  • Paula accidentally used Randy Jackson's self-tanner. Seriously, next to us with our Nicole Kidman skin she is a completely different race.
  • Wait? Is that Sir Anthony Hopkins in the audience? He looks confused and is clearly thinking "I thought I was going to the Lakers Game."
  • Paula's "80 times stronger than morphine" patch just started to kick in (I gotta get me one of those), she thinks "Aaaddammm is Icooonicccccc" (dribble dribble slur slur) 
  • They just flashed a shot of Katie Holmes and Suri. Umm, Katie this isn't a shelter for abused women and children, lighten up and pretend to have fun for once. And by the way, who brings a 2-year old (even if it is Suri) to American Idol? Unless it's the friggin Wiggles or TeleTubbies on Ice, no 2-year old should ever enter the Nokia Theater. 
  • The final song (co-written by Kara), which I think is called "Climbing Mountains and Swimming through Hurricanes" is a heap of cheesy diarrhea.  Why are the finale Idol songs always about mountains, weather, heaven and the sun rising? Next year I'd love to see the final two belt out a heavy metal thrasher song about riding a motorcycle while high on heroin (during a hurricane).
-Val & Parker 


Tuesday, May 19, 2009

And This is Why Next Time I Decide to Rob a Liquor Store I Won't be Wearing a Tankini


I love the shot at the end where someone gets to drive her "smooth ride" off the freeway. Damn women drivers.

Monday, May 18, 2009

A Hypochondriac's Tale


We haven't blogged in almost a week, and I'm not sure what Parker's excuse is, but mine is that I've clearly come down with a strange new ailment; one that is most likely related to the "Swine Flu", but perhaps originated from some lazy-ass Slug Species somewhere in South America, where it was obviously passed on to me via a Dole South American banana that a slug had shit on, and I subsequently ate. The symptoms include: 
  1. Excessive fatigue (requiring a minimum of a 2 hour nap on any given weekday and a 3-4 hour nap on a weekend or day off work); 
  2. Perpetual and uncontrollable weight gain ( most notably in the mid-section, resulting in the onslaught of several inches of back fat and stomach rolls per week); 
  3. Constant thirst (one that no amount of vodka or wine can ever quench); 
  4. Brittle unmanageable hair (think Lita Ford circa 1983); 
  5. Raging mood swings often resulting in yelling obscenities at the television or running in my room locking the door and hiding under the sheets (see symptom #1)
So I blame you, "Slug flu" for my messy house, lack of blogging, gelatin-like body and so much more. In the meantime, I will be going on a Gandhi-like hunger strike (without the political repercussions and right after I eat my plate of creamed chipped beef on toast), drink more water (less wine), deep condition my hair, remember to take my meds (and not skip them for weeks at a time and wonder why I am acting like the crazy cat lady on the Simpsons) and lastly, watch less reality TV (or if I do watch it, blog about it instead of screaming empty threats to "The Donald" or the "Bitchy Cheerleaders" on the Amazing Race, because they can't hear me, but my neighbors probably can!
Val






Monday, May 11, 2009

And.... I Rest My Case (in regards to "Beauty Pageants"

Aye Caramba....muy estupido! (Seriously, is it Parker in High School?)


Sunday, May 10, 2009

Why?


  • Can someone tell me why Donald Trump is wearing more makeup than I did on any given Saturday night in the 80's? If only the "cover up" worked on his ego. Hey Donald, the Oompa Loompa's called - they want their burnt seinna pancake makeup back.
  • Speaking of Donald Trump, for the love of Christ can someone tell me why tonight's "Celebrity Apprentice" finale is THREE HOURS LONG? Is it "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" or "Celeb Apprentice"? Holy crap, "The Amazing Race" sends people to like 3 different countries in a single episode and somehow they manage to keep it an hour-long show.  
  • Why is it that ABC's new summer show "I'm a Celebrity Get Me Outta Here", doesn't actually have a single real celebrity on it? When Heidi and Spencer are the biggest names on the marquee, you haven't got Diddly Caca. Maybe it should be called "I'm Not Really A Celebrity, just Go Ahead and Leave Me Here in the Jungle."
  • Can someone tell my why the salesgirl who sold me some shoes at Macy's today (aptly named "Gerda") thought it was completely fine to open-mouth chomp and snap her gum during the entire transaction? Seriously, Flo at Mel's Diner had more tact than Gerda. 
  • Lastly, why do mother's always get the names of celebrities and bands wrong? The Saturday Night Live video below totally takes me back to my childhood - where "Culture Club" became "Country Club," and John Travolta was "John Revolta." Then there's the time my mom was snapping her fingers along to the "Glass Tiger" one-hit disaster 'Don't forget Me When I'm Gone'" when she turned around, looked at me and Parker and said, "I really like White Lion." Most recently I am reminded of the time I took her and my kids to the movies and we saw a preview for Jim Carey's next flick and she announced (i.e. screamed at ear-shattering decibels that was heard 3 theaters over) "Ohhhh, I love Rick Carey. He's a Genius!"  -
-Val