January 6, 2010
You know I love Barack
But since he moved into the White House, I’ve been paying more attention to Michelle.
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- Deron Bauman: It’s a start.
- Joel Bernstein: The first of many things, no doubt.
- Deron Bauman: I’ll pick him up at eight. He may not like the way I smell.
- Michael Smith: Joel’s Dream Date: Phantom Menace; Cat urine cologne; Deron.
- Joel Bernstein: For the record, if you pay to see this, you are no longer my friend.
- Deron Bauman: Meow.
- Joel Bernstein: This must be why I fuck so many cats.
- Michael Smith: Seems to me the experiment almost does itself.
- Casey Cichowicz: No. It is not possible. I can assure you.
- Joel Bernstein: Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes?
- LaurenH: I’m with those who say get that girl out of that household. The father has now very effectively...
- Rick Neece: Holee sh..!
- Rick Neece: Asian calligraphy, ‘cept instead of a brush, hot glass. The image of her controlling the glass and...
- Rick Neece: For the gull-wing, I’m sure it would knock me in the chin every time I opened it.
- Marco: Oh god yes.
Chefs, Batali? Flay? And… Lagasse?
Well I’m glad she loves color, her style reminds me of Mike D’s roomie who recently told me she made it her mission to not wear jeans or black pants and it’s a great rule to spice up any wardrobe.
I relate, Lex! I never wear pants of any kind. :]
underpants?
but seriously, what about when you run?
Okay, fine. Yes. When I run I sport pedal pushers.
Also Alton Brown next to Michelle, I believe.
I wasn’t trying to call you a liar. I thought maybe one of these.
Oh! How fancy. Maybe one day…
Wow. Howard Johnson’s colors. Now that’s panache.
I don’t like the shape of her cardigan—makes her look stumpy on top, which we all know she’s not—and I’d wear a less serious shoe, myself, but otherwise I love that outfit. Great colors, great skirt, happy, happy, happy.
I haven’t worn pants much in the last, oh, twenty years to begin with, and when I started grad school started a semiconscious streak of pants-free dressing. Then, back in June, I realized that thanks to the Grad School Diet™ I could no longer wear most of the pants I owned anyway, so I got rid of them.
Black is reserved for those days when I have no imagination or energy and already feel like crap anyway so why not. I wear black on the outside, ’cause black is how I feel on the inside.
And I wear skirts while bicycling, for the record. That’s why I have a bike with a superlow step-through.
I knew Kelsey wore skirts on her bike – I’ve had the good luck of meeting ol’ goldie – but for some reason I have trouble imagining the skirted running thing it would seem that the skirt would either be too showy or too restrictive.
But I would think that one’s range of motion while running would be narrower than that while biking.
Maybe that’s just how I run, though. Which is to say, not.
Do you think Mario Batali intentionally coordinated his footwear to her outfit?
I wish I didn’t know this, but I do: Mario Batali always wears orange crocs. Which leads to the horrifying question: Did Michelle coordinate her outfit with Mario’s shoes in mind?
Let’s say no and move on.
Cindy, I knew that too and asked the same horrifying question.
But isn’t he to be on the opposing team in this challenge? I’m assuming Michelle is pulling for her chef to win.
An unfortunate fashion accident then.
tick-a-lock
How much do you think Mario gets paid to wear those damn orange Crocs?
I don’t know about Batali’s Crocs contract, but the competition already took place, and Flay and what’s-her-name (White House chef) won.
I wish I didn’t know that, either.
As a judge are you going to tell the white house chef some guy in crocs is better than her? Her boss is the commander in chief.
Bobby Flay reminds me of the guy at NAPA who sells me auto parts.
Buffalo wing-nuts.