It is October and I am listening to the Dina Martina Christmas album. It is the funniest album of holiday music since Motorheads.
And who is this Dina Martina you may ask?
Why, only the finest drag performer.
Merry Christmas everyone!
James's Journal
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10/02/2008 12:56 #45893
Dina Martinia10/01/2008 09:38 #45874
ObeyHow could you say no?
libertad - 10/01/08 21:59
I am strangely turned on. I'm so ashamed.
I am strangely turned on. I'm so ashamed.
james - 10/01/08 11:35
Leather Daddy Obama.
And don't you dare disobey him or it is spanking time for you.
Leather Daddy Obama.
And don't you dare disobey him or it is spanking time for you.
joshua - 10/01/08 11:28
Ahh - that explains it. In that case the motivation is clear!
Incidentally, what are we obeying?
Ahh - that explains it. In that case the motivation is clear!
Incidentally, what are we obeying?
james - 10/01/08 09:57
A little background. This poster was put up at the Folsom Street Fair: the worlds largest street fair. Also, the worlds largest fetish event. So put the leather daddy hat on him and BAM!
ps - thank you copy editor.
A little background. This poster was put up at the Folsom Street Fair: the worlds largest street fair. Also, the worlds largest fetish event. So put the leather daddy hat on him and BAM!
ps - thank you copy editor.
joshua - 10/01/08 09:47
My God - does the deification of the man ever stop? What do you think about that video with the kids singing pro-Obama songs? I saw it last night and thought it was ironic that only a few years back liberals said to my face that Bush Administration personnel were the second coming of Goebbels. I mean really... it was an awkward paradox. On one hand I thought it was cute - how could you not? On the other, though, I felt like I was watching this - :::link:::
Still though James, you have to admit - my criticism aside, Obama would never wear that hat!
PS - as your unofficial copy editor - change the title of this entry!
My God - does the deification of the man ever stop? What do you think about that video with the kids singing pro-Obama songs? I saw it last night and thought it was ironic that only a few years back liberals said to my face that Bush Administration personnel were the second coming of Goebbels. I mean really... it was an awkward paradox. On one hand I thought it was cute - how could you not? On the other, though, I felt like I was watching this - :::link:::
Still though James, you have to admit - my criticism aside, Obama would never wear that hat!
PS - as your unofficial copy editor - change the title of this entry!
09/30/2008 15:18 #45862
BlenderMy landlords snagged us a blender before it went into our neighbors trash. They are awesome.
For a blender that was second away from being covered in diapers and vegetable peelings, it is the sweetest blender I have ever used. It has made life so much better in the two weeks I have had it.
Chocolate Milk:
Skim milk, water, whey protein, a table spoon cocoa powder, a few drops of stevia. So deliciouis, almost no fat or sugar. WIth the cocoa I couldn't make this before because you just can spoon mix the stuff into anything.
Fruit and Vegi smoothie.
non-fat yogurt, skim milk, whey protein, celery, whole lemon, whole apple, parsley, spinach. Because it is a blender and not a juicer the mix has some bits of solid vegi, but is such an easy, delicious way to have a mess of raw goodness.
Tzatziki dressing.
non-fat yogurt, juice of 1/2 lemon, whole peeled cucumber, garlic, dill. I used to make a tofu-based dressing with many of these ingredients but was much more watery. This has the same amount of protein and is even more delicious.
I know these recipes aren't exotic or interesting, they are just things I wouldn't have been able to make without a blender, or a much larger food processor.
Thank you gods of the garbage for making tummy happy.
For a blender that was second away from being covered in diapers and vegetable peelings, it is the sweetest blender I have ever used. It has made life so much better in the two weeks I have had it.
Chocolate Milk:
Skim milk, water, whey protein, a table spoon cocoa powder, a few drops of stevia. So deliciouis, almost no fat or sugar. WIth the cocoa I couldn't make this before because you just can spoon mix the stuff into anything.
Fruit and Vegi smoothie.
non-fat yogurt, skim milk, whey protein, celery, whole lemon, whole apple, parsley, spinach. Because it is a blender and not a juicer the mix has some bits of solid vegi, but is such an easy, delicious way to have a mess of raw goodness.
Tzatziki dressing.
non-fat yogurt, juice of 1/2 lemon, whole peeled cucumber, garlic, dill. I used to make a tofu-based dressing with many of these ingredients but was much more watery. This has the same amount of protein and is even more delicious.
I know these recipes aren't exotic or interesting, they are just things I wouldn't have been able to make without a blender, or a much larger food processor.
Thank you gods of the garbage for making tummy happy.
tinypliny - 10/01/08 19:59
Nice. I need to try the Tzatziki dressing. Blenders are actually the "sliced bread" of cooking. Sliced bread unfortunately gets all the undeserved idioms.
Nice. I need to try the Tzatziki dressing. Blenders are actually the "sliced bread" of cooking. Sliced bread unfortunately gets all the undeserved idioms.
metalpeter - 09/30/08 19:09
I have to ask one question is it strong enough to make frozen Strawberry Daquaris?
I have to ask one question is it strong enough to make frozen Strawberry Daquaris?
09/29/2008 19:05 #45847
Doing my partRaces are fun.
(e:Janelle) was nice enough to drag me out to a race this Sunday. We both ran a 5K with 1,500 other people. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised.
My dad loves running. LOVES it. He used to run a couple marathons a year and would do 10ks regularly. I, however, loathed it as a kid. He was sign me up for a race so we could have some father/son bonding. But nothing pisses a 12 year old off like having to get up at 7 on a Saturday morning to jog.
But this was so much more fun. First, running with a crowd of hundreds is way more fun than doing it solo. I get to play little games, like running with someone for a few yards and then sprinting way ahead of them while making space ship noises in my head.
On the last mile I found the guy I wanted to beat. He looked my age and was about my build and we were making the same time about. He would pull ahead of me, then I would pull ahead, back and forth. Finally, I saw the finish and just gunned it and beat him by a few seconds. WOO HOO! Then I saw that a women in her 60's beat the two of us, giving me a lesson in humility, or something.
After, there was food and drink and a girl way too excited about pudding. But it was fun and I would do it again next weekend.
Thanks (e:Janelle) for inviting me.
(e:Janelle) was nice enough to drag me out to a race this Sunday. We both ran a 5K with 1,500 other people. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised.
My dad loves running. LOVES it. He used to run a couple marathons a year and would do 10ks regularly. I, however, loathed it as a kid. He was sign me up for a race so we could have some father/son bonding. But nothing pisses a 12 year old off like having to get up at 7 on a Saturday morning to jog.
But this was so much more fun. First, running with a crowd of hundreds is way more fun than doing it solo. I get to play little games, like running with someone for a few yards and then sprinting way ahead of them while making space ship noises in my head.
On the last mile I found the guy I wanted to beat. He looked my age and was about my build and we were making the same time about. He would pull ahead of me, then I would pull ahead, back and forth. Finally, I saw the finish and just gunned it and beat him by a few seconds. WOO HOO! Then I saw that a women in her 60's beat the two of us, giving me a lesson in humility, or something.
After, there was food and drink and a girl way too excited about pudding. But it was fun and I would do it again next weekend.
Thanks (e:Janelle) for inviting me.
09/27/2008 10:43 #45803
Choose your own..... BRAIIIIINS!Remember those choose your own adventure story books from childhood? They always had so much potential. One second you are having a perfectly educational experience exploring pioneer life, then the next you are drinking booze from the mouth of a whore. The greatness of the genera was never realized sadly.
But you can relive the wonder with The Outbreak an interactive zombie movie. It has surprisingly high production values and all the classic elements of a zombie flick. A sure crowd pleaser and a fine way to spend ten minutes.
Go get 'em.
But you can relive the wonder with The Outbreak an interactive zombie movie. It has surprisingly high production values and all the classic elements of a zombie flick. A sure crowd pleaser and a fine way to spend ten minutes.
Go get 'em.
tinypliny - 10/01/08 19:51
Thanks for the excellent recommendation, as always. :)
Thanks for the excellent recommendation, as always. :)
OMG, I love Christmas music. S/he is next on my to-listen playlist!! Thanks. :)