Tuesday
Dec152009
Things my garbage disposal has met vs. things I wish it could meet
Has met:
- An entire bag of Trader Joe's frozen peas "mistakenly" left out overnight
- Stubborn crusts from pizza slices bought at My Little Pizzeria
- A whole loaf (a whole loaf!) of burnt banana bread
- A series of unfortunate q-tips, plastic forks, and earring studs
- Suicidal chocolate chips trying to escape mousse-making sessions
Wish it could meet:
- The word "moist"
- The phrase "that's what she said"
- Ms. Sallie Mae
- My aversion to peas, frozen or otherwise
- Any movie starring Matthew Lillard
- Snuggies for dogs
- The day I that I decided I needed a Little Orphan Annie perm in 1983
- Any photo taken of me in 1983
- This commercial
Reader Comments (11)
I have pictures from 1983!
And you also have a garbage disposal. You know what to do, lady...
That commercial is the WORST! I was surprised last night when I happened to be watching The Jay Leno show to see a version of it appear "live" (and not as a joke). The hilarious singer from OLD SCHOOL and, more recently, THE HANGOVER, sang the Kay jingle. I can't decide which version of the commercial I dislike more...why did you have to go and do that Dan Finnery?!!
Oh could your disposal please take that newer Kay commercial too, that stupid storm one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltA50HKyM14
Blech. I'd rather eat that bag of thawed mushy peas.
UCH UCH UCH!
You canNOT be serious (!). Must find the video... Poor Dan Finnery. Money problems, perhaps?
Ahh!! That Kay Jewelers commercial!!! So ridiculous!
I just don't have any words...haven't seen that specific Kay commercial but every one wants to make me wretch! Who actually does this cheese pouf stuff?
Have to say, though, that it is a little satisfying that NONE of us--who are surely the target audience for these commercials--find them appealing...
And seriously, I bet a man wrote them.
What a creative post! Why didn't I see this when it was hot off the presses. Guess I was getting too geared up for our tweet date.
So fun meeting you but bummed all of our conversations couldn't have been more in depth. I guess a bar isn't the best place for heart to hearts. BTW, wishing you had wrestled me away from the d-bags who PRETENDED to know my husband from Chicago. Weirdos!
Those boys were clearly crushing on you! I'm such a sucker; I thought they were being serious, too, otherwise I would have swooped in.
So fun to see you! Looking forward to the next one. We'll do the heart-to-heart stuff then. (-: