Megan Amram: Paula Deen’s Health Food Cook Book

    meganamram:

    Recently, Paula Deen has admitted that she’s had Type II Diabetes for years. Accordingly, she’s putting out a cookbook of healthy food. Here are some excerpts!

    FRUIT SALAD

    INGREDIENTS:

    1 lb. bag of Skittles

    3 cups ranch dressing

    DIRECTIONS:

    Mix well. Serve room temperature.

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    If I didn’t know better I’d say Mulholland Dr was a girl comedy featuring lovable blondes and perky nipples. #itisView more Dennis Lesica on WhoSay

    If I didn’t know better I’d say Mulholland Dr was a girl comedy featuring lovable blondes and perky nipples. #itis

    View more Dennis Lesica on WhoSay

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    From Peter Stults’ “Movies from an Alternate Universe”: Drive starring James Dean

    There are bunch more that are equally awesome such as Ghostbusters starring Vincent Price. 

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    netflixia:

    They Live

    (1988) Rated R - 94 minutes

    In this consumer culture parody, professional wrestler “Rowdy” Roddy Piper plays an unemployed working stiff who inadvertently finds a pair of sunglasses that allow him to see the world as it truly is. Billboards carry subliminal messages such as “Submit to Authority,” and yuppies are actually aliens who are bent on subduing the human race. Before you can say, “Die, yuppie scum!” Piper grabs a gun and starts blasting.

    7.1/10 - IMDB

    View Trailer || Add/Watch on Neflix

    It’s John Carpenter Day (@thehorrormaster) over at Netflixia. I have no problem observing 2 holidays at once.

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    thevintagefly:

    one of my favorite movies ever

    jakefogelnest:

    I am in strong support of more “Clue” based fandom on Tumblr.

    One of the best moments in ‘Clue’. This is how you do a boardgame movie. Battleship is how you don’t.

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    robsheridan:

    A Pingu claymation remake of John Carpenter’s “The Thing” by Lee Hardcastle.

    This is WAY more entertaining than The Thing prequel that came out last year.

    (Source: booooooom.com)

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    driph:

    meagan-marie:

    I just finished House of Leaves and found it both experiential & entertaining – an education on the fine line be[confusion & clarity]tween.

    As someone whose career is built UPon the written word it was quite inspirational.

    Challenging.

    Preparing to put the book away I find my spatial awareness keener, & appear to be giving ordinary closets a      w  i  d  e      berth.

    I expect these symptoms won’t last ____long____, as revisiting Danielewski’s disclaimer* provides me with the necessary reassurance.

         *“This book is a work of fiction.”

    One to read if you haven’t. Probably the one book I own that I’ve loaned out the most (and thankfully, have had returned every time so far).

    Love House of Leaves. Haven’t read it since high school, but it’s definitely a literary experience; part mystery, part horror and even a bit of a love story. Funny enough, I was just talking with someone about Poe’s album “Haunted” and how this book (written by her brother) tie into each other thematically. Now I’ve got a nerd boner.

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    tymn:

     “I don’t want a large farva. I want a goddamn litre o’ cola!”

    Johnny Chimpo, Super Troopers (2001)

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