True Blood's Ryan Kwanten, just 'cuz. YUM!!!



*A blow up doll in the background of pictures instantly makes them better
*Fake wedding photos are really funny...


*I learned I met and took pictures with a lot of people who I will not remember the next day.


*Shirtless boys on roofs? Yes please.
*Shirtless boys on floats? Even better!
*There is such a thing as 'too gay.'



Hey you guys, did you hear that Danny Gokey's wi....I mean, that Michael Jackson died? But...wait--didn't he die like five years ago? Look, I'm not saying this isn't sad and this isn't a tragedy, the guy was only 50 years old. But seriously? Is anyone truly surprised by this? He's been losing it for the past 15 years--maybe more! I'm not denying that he was a legend and that he changed the face of Pop music, but he was our generation's Elvis--you loved him when he was on top, and hated him when he was on the down and out. I think my former USU Professor Kevin said it best on his blog:
"Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett both died today and you would think a war was lost. There is nothing else on the news. I went to Facebook and that's all people are posting about. It saddens me but not in the way you may think. There are two major wars the US is involved in going on right now, the green revolution in Iran who's citizens are fighting for their democratic future, problems of genocide in east Africa, unemployment world-wide, nuclear games being played by North Korea - but the only thing to get Americans moved is the death of a controversial pop singer and a model turned mediocre actress turned cancer educator."
And also, all of these people who are like "too soon" when a joke about MJ is made. F'real? How could you NOT make light of this situation? It was a tragedy, but the guy was a walking freak show. I'm not going to pretend to be sad or broken up about it because I've been making fun of him for years--but that doesn't mean that I don't have a heart in there somewhere. Am I weirded out that an icon of my generation is gone? Sure. Do I feel sad for his friends and family? Well, of course. I think I'm more bugged about the people that are pretending to be heartbroken--really? You're really going to go home and shed a tear and quote MJ on your Facebook for the next week? Ai Dios...
My friend Ryan took it a step further than I did (I made one simple Billie Jean joke) taking to his Twitter and producing some of the funniest one-liners I've read in I don't know how long.
"What a terrible day for celebrity deaths, as today saw the deaths of two white women"
"I think I just heard Patrick Swayze go, "Whew..."
"Farrah Fawcett couldn't have chosen a worst time to die, & Governor Sanford couldn't have chosen a better time to announce his affair"
"I wonder who gets Michael's nose?"
"A text message I just received from someone, in response to Michael Jackson's death: "No way. Can he even die?"
"Okay Children, you can come out and play now"
Awful? Yes. Did you just laugh? Probably. Don't blame me, I'm merely the messenger. As it is though, I really just hope that the media outlets focus more on the legacy and music catalog that he left us and less on the controversies of his life. And let's face it--there were a bunch. But there is no denying his contribution to pop music and music in general. And I'll leave it at that.
Oh, but Corey Feldmann?

...sigh, Aaron Tveit....ah! Getting distracted, okay, anyway...I have a new boyfriend! Last night I finally got around to watching Bravo's new "Gossip Girl"-esque reality show "NYC Prep" and I think it's love. The show's pretty trashtastic and tries too much to be like GG, but I have a sinking suspicion I'll enjoy it anyway. Something I know I'll enjoy? My new boyfriend, PC.

Yes, he's the real life Chuck Bass. And yes, I think he's completely 100% homosexual (even with his constant talk about girls) but man oh man, he does something to me.

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So welcome to my life, PC. Now you wanna go get married in Vermont?







Wait...you mean...what? NONE of them?
Ah hell.....