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I absolutely love watching trailers on the Apple Trailers web page and I came across this little gem while scanning the latest movies. Being an art history major I love when I come across famous art pieces in today's world appropriated to something completely different and hilarious.
The picture above is Steve Carell in Dinner for Schmucks. The movie doesn't look that great but there is one scene that I could not stop myself from laughing. As you can see, he re-enacts the Last Supper with rat corpses. Even the perspective scheme is correct! Well done is all I have to say!
P.S. Here is the link to the trailer on Youtube if you want to see more of the Last Supper scene (scan to 0:47 for the Last Supper scene):
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I went to Chicago, and as you may have read on the last post, I was feeling rather sorry for myself... However, the windy city pulled through and I had a great time.My roommate had checked into the hotel the night before, so while I was sitting in the lobby, writing my Senior paper, and feeling all alone, I could have been in the hotel sleeping- since I did get up at 4am... Ah well...
I checked in, went to my room, and met my roommate, who was pretty cool... We got along, and spent pretty much the majority of the next 36 hours together.
The next day, when I arrived back home from Chicago, I was greeted by two friends who were holding a sign with my name on it... Made out of GLITTER. How sweet is that? (I have a love for glitter)
So followers, consider this an apology for my pity party that I wrote last time- it shall never happen again. Well, I hope not at least...
I like healthy stuff as much as the next organic health nut but as a college student I’m not a fan of buying that overpriced, no-flavor, under-processed food. As Amy Poehler once said in Baby Mama, “That stuffs for rich people who hate themselves”. My point exactly.
I haven’t gone grocery shopping in a while and am down to my usual PB&J sandwiches and packets of Crystal Light’s Iced Tea (hey, it's better than water).
I did find a few gems hidden away in my freezer though this weekend that helped me through. This was probably one of my unhealthiest weekends ever. No, it was not an unhealthy intake of alcohol but an intake of junk food. I finished off Girl Scout’s Thin Mint cookies, Ben & Jerry’s Cherry Garcia (my favorite ice cream ever) and leftover Easter candy; my body will be thanking me tomorrow when I head back to the gym to conquer this workout I’ve since left in the dust.
What’s the strangest date you’ve ever been on? I’m not talking dinner and a movie… more like unfortunate events or funny stories. Everyone has a few of those stashed away for a good laugh.
My story never actually went thru but a guy once asked me to a Martin Luther King Jr. march down at the DECC. First of all, I really wasn’t that interested in this guy and didn’t want to lead him on. Second, Martin Luther King Jr. march? I’m all for the civil rights movement and what Dr. King did but doesn’t that sound like a weird place to take a girl you just met and she gave you her number because she probably had one too many?
That is exactly the way it happened. I had seen him around school often and he would always stop and stare and then give a smile. I told my friend about him and one day as we’re walking to class; there he is on the phone. He begins stuttering and staring at the same time. My friend, making note of the obvious awkward moment, begins to laugh hysterically right in front of his face (she thought this would let him know what he was doing). We went on with our lives and a few weeks later I ran into him one night out.
I never went to the march but I do think this story is pretty funny. Now, your turn! Leave a comment (you can do it even if your not a follower) about your strangest date… everyone has one!
Chicago... The windy city... Chi-town... This is where I am for the next 36 hours, courtesy of Apple, which is great, but when my plain landed at 7:30- and I am by myself, and no one else is here from my program, and I am not able to check into the hotel, and there is NO internet to speak of until I check in- all I can say is "shiiiiiii"...This was my first time on a plane by myself... I didn't die, so you could say it was a successful flight, right? Now, the plane was 3 seats wide and 20 rows long... Midget-plane... I literally thought it was going to be the end of my life... Thank goodness it was not!
While I am in Chicago by myself- I need to get creative of be outgoing (not that that is too tough) and try and meet people, because my goal for the night is to TEAR IT UP!!! However, I am also a million miles from downtown, and the only way to get there is my train, and my last experience on a train in Chicago- some person jumped in front of it as we were going by- so I think that I will be content in the hotel bar...
Chicago is a great city, however I think it might be better enjoyed when you are with people you know... Oh well, there is always next time!
