Sunday, December 21, 2008

What A Beau Hunk!

Coming soon




Really? ...No Seriously, Really?


I was online looking for a expensive champagne to start my 2009 of with a little decadence in hopes of bring a lot more prosperity in the coming year.

Mind you the last time I did this was 96 into 97 and my life flipped over for the better that year.
So I figure if it work then it may work now.

Not that I'm complaining, my life is pretty good right now. I am blessed. I'm just being a itzy bit greedy.

I paid around $129 in 96 for a bottle of Salon Champagne.

It's not as bourgeoisie as say Dom or ghetto like Christal. It was quite a nice bubbly. It was so very sweet and yummy. I drank the whole bottle and was quite toasted.

So guess how much it is now.
Come on guess
How much is it now.
How much would I have to pay
(click on the bottle to find out)
BTW It's more expensive than Cristal

She's Baaaaaaaaaack

I meant to post about this earlier when I got back from London. It's old news now but I still dig it,
She back with a vengeance and she's 60.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Grace Jones

Grace Jones - Corporate Cannibal (from her new album)

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Hardrock weren't always a cafe

To continue with the holiday classics from my childhood

Hardrock Coco and Joe - The Three Little Dwarfs


If you remember TV Funhouse on Comedy Central the did a rip on this with
Tingles the Christmas Tension

Absolutely effing brilliant

Friday, December 19, 2008

WHOA Nellie!!!

This stopped me in my tracks


Thanks Ain't It Cool News

The movie is called Knowing. I hope it is as good as it looks. I can even deal with Nicolas Cage if it is.

This IS your grandmama's Frosty

This is a follow up of the Suzy Snowflake post.
Here is the original Frosty

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Sometimes I Dream

It snowed last night and it took me almost 3 hours to get home.
If only I could be this chick
It would be so delightful. I would have a fabulous wardrobe and
I get to annoy people by tap tap tappin on your windowpane.

Suzy Snowflake
I think this was an exclusively Chicago tradition over the holidays for over 50 years. It was a precursor for the claymation specials like Santa Claus is coming to town and Rudolf the Red-nose Reindeer.