Random Photos Part Three
Spice Girls reunited for the first time in four years and probably the last.
Beyonce and Jay-Z released a bunch of photos of themselves being rich and some of them just having fun.
Christina Aguilera doing press for The Voice.
Carly Rae Jepsen just completed her new record. She looks thrilled. Probably feeling that one hit wonder pressure.
Chad Johnson got out of jail, and was out of a job after the Miami Dolphins released him.
Carrie Underwood showing off some decent form in throwing out a first pitch.
Daniel Radcliffe shows off a woman who is not his girlfriend.
George Clooney hangs out with Chris Wallace from FOX News.
Not that they can't be friends, but isn't it odd that Clooney would be hanging out with someone from FOX News? Kind of reinforces what we all thought on that blind a few months ago about the A list actor who is outwardly Democrat, but doesn't really vote that way.
ReplyDeleteFirst thing that came to mind!
DeleteI guess we have an answer to the BV about the actor who claims to be a Democrat, throws lots of parties to raise money for the Dems...but will only vote Republican and actually dislikes the Dems.
ReplyDeleteI'm horrified!!! George how could you????
ReplyDeleteI like Chris Wallace. And I like George Clooney. And frankly, for people to be so all embracng of other people, why can't you include people with whom you disagree?
ReplyDeletePersonally I try to keep my life a douchefree zone :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know about anyone else, but growing tired of celebs "look at me" tweets.
So wait, you can't be friends with people that may oppose your political views? Just because he is hanging out with the guy, that doesn't mean that Clooney is a "closeted" democrat. If so then this man has many closeted actions in his life!
ReplyDeleteChris has been friends with George for a long time. Clooney was interviewed by him on Fox re Sudan.
ReplyDeleteHow can you have a true point of view unless you can have conversations with people that differ from your opinions? I'd be bored to death talking to people that agree with me all the time.
Of course, I proudly flunk all political voter profile litmus tests:)
When did Daniel become Macaulay?
ReplyDeleteYikes, I hope Harry Potter is ok! He looks manorexic!
DeleteWhat SusanB said.
ReplyDeleteThere is a HUGE difference between people of "differing" opinions and those who purposely obfuscate the facts and truth while claiming they are reporting "news"
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing wrong with having a good discussion with someone with a different view, worlds away from befriending someone who is comfortable with lying for the sake of the ideal and to do it to millions of people.
Sorry
Wow, Helen Gurley Brown died. I think I'll buy the latest issue of Cosmo and maybe drink a Cosmo in her memory.
ReplyDeleteWatching Victoria pose while the other Spice Girls danced was hilarious. So predictable.
ReplyDeleteI'm actually surprised she agreed to perform. Perhaps there is a correlation between that and her dress being showcased with the "real" designers?
Holy crap, I'm good friends with tons of people I don't agree with politically. A person's politics don't define if they are a good person or not. Geez, if some of you people are only friends with those with whom you agree, you are pretty damn closed-minded.
ReplyDeleteAlso, that Carly person needs to stop pretending she's a teenager. That trick is almost 27 years old.
For some reason, the ridiculousness of those Beyonce photos fill me with rage. She seems to love to show off to everyone how ultra-fab her life is. Beeyotch, you grew up in the same hood I did. Quite trying to be fancy.
Doesn't everyone wear a long frilly dress to ride on a swing?
DeleteBeyonce looks wonderful without makeup. Younger too. I dont get clooney hanging with wallace, who always has that dorky smirk on his face I'd love to smack off. I hv dear friends and not so dear relatives-lol- who hv opposite opinions politically than me. Of course they are wrong, but we just dont discuss, which i secretly take as an acknowledgement they are wrong, lol
ReplyDelete@Vicki - I have to get out my Burt Reynold's Cosmo issue. She was a really interesting woman, RIP HGB.
ReplyDeleteSupporty Spice is looking like she has been living large in the intervening years.
ReplyDeleteRedheat, would you feel the same way if Mike Wallace worked for MSNBC?
ReplyDeleteRight on, Redheat.
ReplyDeleteRedheat---Perfectly said. About 20% of the time though, Wallace DOES say or ask the correct thing at the correct time. He's not a toady 100% of the time to his corporate overlords.
ReplyDeleteBy 'correct', I mean he clearly goes off script, agenda be damned. Not as much as the delightful Shep Smith though (love his eyerolls).
Once of my closest friends is a huge lib -- he even writes for the Huffington Post. I am not. We still love each other.
ReplyDeleteHoly shit, Mel B! lookin' good.
ReplyDeleteHelen Gurley Brown died? I need to see if Netflix has Sex and the Single Girl available for streaming. I loved her reaction when the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill scandal broke. She said that half the fun of working in an office in the late 50's was being chased around desks by your married boss. She was the icon of the Mad Men era urban women.
ReplyDeleteTexshan, Mike Wallace is dead. And MSNBC has all kinds of Conservatives on every day, even hosting their own shows. Some huge GOP figures are employed by MSNBC and are on every day.
ReplyDeleteFox is more Tea Party-oriented, more extreme Right.
I promise, I'm a news junkie.
"Purposely obfuscate the facts and truth while claiming they are reporting "news" ". That just about covers all cable and network news ! Which is why people need to read, read and then read some more.
ReplyDelete^^^^this!!!! All news anchors exaggerate and stretch things whether they're liberal or conservative. Let's not pretend FOX is the only one...
Delete^^^^this!!!! All news anchors exaggerate and stretch things whether they're liberal or conservative. Let's not pretend FOX is the only one...
DeleteI seriously doubt Mike Wallace's son is a conservative. He works for a media outlet that ID's itself as such, but that doesn't mean he votes the same way his boss Roger Ailes votes. Anyway who cares? 90% of the guys in my fantasy football league have turned into hateful reactionary versions of their fathers over the years. I still like talking football with them.
ReplyDelete@Texchan...LOL!!! I was thinking the same thing.
ReplyDeleteI'd be disowned by my family AGAIN if we had to agree on politics. Personally, I'm more amused Chris and George are holding hands. ;)
ReplyDeleteI usually don't do the opening or closing ceremonies, but I've heard and read that last night was eptic. I'm probably the only one who is bummed about missing the Spice Girls. I'll have to check You Tube later.
epic, jeesh!
ReplyDeleteMike Wallace was a journalist. Chris Wallace is a cheap shill. If I went to work for Fox News my father, the award-winning journalist, would rise from his grave and hunt me down like a crazed zombie.
ReplyDeleteOchocinco doesn't need to worry. The Seahawks probably faxed him a contract offer before he made bail.
I know Mike is dead -- I meant Chris, his son. And I know you aren't trying to convince me that MSNBC is middle-of-the-road.
ReplyDeleteFox doesn't employ all Republicans, either. There are a good number of liberals and Libertarians on that channel. Yes, it is basically a right-leaning channel, but it's no more partisan than MSNBC is.
First, my Spice Girls! So happy to see them for probably the last time. Scary (Mel B), damn you look great! She was always my favorite. I like crazy, what can I say.
ReplyDeleteHappy Chad got a taste of his own medicine. FIRED! No more football for you douchebag.
Beyonce - These photos make me mad too. Super smugness thinly veiled with "I'm so normal" shots (I saw the whole set on dailymail). ITA with Texshan on this one.
FYI, Chris Wallace is a registered Democrat who says he has voted for candidates of both political parties.
ReplyDeleteI sat next to Mike Wallace many moons ago in a NY restaurant. All I remember is that he suggested to get the meatloaf. It was delicious. He was very nice and very inquisitive about us.
ReplyDeleteNow I am hungry and want meat loaf:)
Ooh, Agent, now I want meatloaf, too! And here I am trying to eat less meat. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteJust to be different here....
ReplyDeleteMaybe Clooney is having a private "meeting" with Wallace.
ITA with everyone who said having honest discussions with friends of differing opinions is a good thing. Keeps life spicy.
@Texshan, sorry:)
ReplyDelete@Texshan - "Fox doesn't employ all Republicans, either. There are a good number of liberals and Libertarians"
ReplyDeleteLibertarian are just Koch-ed up Republicans trying to be hip. And what is this "good number of liberals" you speak of? Beckel, Juan Williams and a couple other talking heads like Powers? I don't have a problem with Fox News being the mouthpiece for Republicans but at least can this "fair and balanced" garbage. Because it isn't.
I don't totally agree with ANYONE - if someone agrees totally with a politician or a news media outlet or their best friend, it just tells me they don't think for themselves.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you run the gamet from Rachel Maddow on the left to Sean Hannity on the right, you'll find they ALL "misrepresent" things. ALL of them.
Sorry to hear about Helen Gurley Brown - I read "Sex and the Single Girl" when I was in my 20s - I thought I knew everything after reading that! And I read Cosmo religiously for years.
Regarding the Spice Girls heading that it was their first time reunion. Weren't they on tour last year or the year before?
ReplyDeleteBeyond and her phoney PR pics.
Unknown, you don't know what the hell you are talking about. As a Libertarian, I don't give a shit if people think I'm "hip" or not, and I can't stand Koch. So don't try to speak for me.
ReplyDeleteAnd I would say there is at LEAST an equal percentage of non-Republicans working at Fox as there are conservatives at MSNBC.
Now I want meatloaf too! Even though it's a million degrees outside. MEATLOAF!
ReplyDeleteI don't get the why people crucify Carly for dressing like a teen when Katy Perry is older and dresses way younger. Carly looks 27 in that pic. I'm the same age and I think that outfit looks age appropriate.
ReplyDelete@dia, but beef only, none of that ground turkey mess !
ReplyDelete@Unknown "Koch-ed up Republicans"
ReplyDeleteHA! I've never seen that one before. I am going to have to steal it. Too bad it only works if you type it.
Oh let's not worry about such weighty matters like politics today - my snark-meter wants to talk about the travesty called Beyonce's feet. Now Bey is uber-gorgeous but those tootsies should have been as disguised as her faux pregnancy. Her big toes are gnarly, and her heels and soles need some TLC at a pedi-palace.
ReplyDelete"Libertarian are just Koch-ed up Republicans trying to be hip."
ReplyDeleteOr a bunch of brainwashed Grover Norquist wannabes. But it didn't used to be that way. Back in the Ed Clark days, the Libertarian party was controlled by actual libertarians, half of whom were dope-crazed hippies.
Give Ron Paul credit for one thing: he's a fairly faithful libertarian and he's done a lot to rescue the Libertarian party from the hijacking foisted upon it by the Reagan crowd 32 years ago.
The Spice Girls pic is cute. They look genuinely thrilled to see each other.
ReplyDeleteOMG. You Fox News haters always make me laugh. There are brilliants liberal peeps on Fox News all the time - Bob Beckel and Juan Williams are fantastic. And if I was looking for a cable news job and Fox News came knocking on the door, fuck yeah I would take it. They are No. 1 in virtually every time slot.
If I picked my friends based on political persuasion, I would have NO friends. Variety is the spice of life. I have extreme-lefty and extreme-righty friends with every walk of life in between. Who cares?! And sidenote, people's political views change as their life experiences change.
I think it's awesome that Clooney and Wallace are buds. And honestly, those who lean right really aren't that bad all the time. Get a GRIP!!
*throws hands up in the air*
ReplyDeleteI am so over politics..
Same shit different side of the coin.
Okay who else squeeeeeeee'd when they saw Pele!!!
Hey everyone. Not to be a Debbie Downer but there's been another shooting. This one at Texas A&M. Praying for everyone involved and especially for the families of the deceased.
ReplyDelete*sigh*
Dia, I have been watching it since the news broke. I live in Central Texas.
ReplyDeleteIt is very sad.
Whoops I meant closeted Republican. But seriously come on, I am not a Fox News fan either, but to hate on Clooney because he is friends with an anchor from this channel, you really lost me there. That's all for my political jargon. Back to the snark folks!
ReplyDeleteAnd frankly, for people to be so all embracing of other people, why can't you include people with whom you disagree?
ReplyDeleteIf we don't embrace everyone on a gossip site and feel comfortable laughing at and belittling others for having an unpopular opinion, why would we expect better behavior in our real lives, when there's something substantial at stake?
Well said Layna!
DeleteYes, I am implying that MSNBC is a much for fair & balanced channel than Fox could ever hope to be. Watch it, daytimes. Michael Steele is one at least two shows every day, plus MANY GOP politicians, and Republican hosts (S.E. Cupp, Scarborough), & journalists (Halperin) that definitely lean right of center.
ReplyDeleteIt's only the nighttime stuff that includes more 'commentary'. Even then, Republicans show up and get plenty of time to argue their points. Chris Matthews spent a third of his show talking with Newt Gingrich the other day--having a real debate. John friggin' SUNUNU is on MSNBC all the time too. And he's a blustering LIAR.
I think what I would call your confusion on this is knowing the difference between the traditional GOP, and the Tea Party. Libertarianism is similar to the TP in their mistrust and dislike of government, and wish to defund it. The old GOP knew that government DOES have a place in making America the greatest nation on Earth, and would speak to Democrats to get compromises through.
I get annoyed how most people forget government they use EVERY DAY, that taxes pay for--things that make America, America.
Off the top of my head---
Federally-backed business loans, student loans, FHA loans; Air Traffic Control, National Weather Service, interstate highways, the SEC, TSA, Justice Department, FBI & CIA, and the military---you get the idea. I don't think anyone is against thorough auditing of funding & constant improvement in how we spend our tax dollars, but ALL of us use so much government money.
Don't forget that 'dreaded' Medicaid that mostly goes to the elderly in nursing homes. Before Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, grandma had to move into her kid's house when she became too disabled. And be honest with yourselves---How many of you would want your disabled mother-in-law to move in, for you to bathe & spoon-feed? Medicaid ensures grandma is cared for by professionals, and lets you get on with your own careers & kids.
Just like Food Stamps go mostly to children. Do YOU want to see hungry kids in the streets, begging, starving kids? Nobody does. But a good society does cost money. Those programs can certainly benefit from a reduction in waste, fraud, and abuse, but eliminating them takes us back to an ugly place.
My BF is old GOP, and my dad is sexist & full-tilt-Tea Party. I am a Socialist, a Democrat, a Progressive, a Liberal, a Feminist. I still care for my dad & BF, though. It's about a balanced discussion, something that is KEY to government functioning, and being a betterment to society as a whole.
Oops---Do I hear my 'wrap it UP!' music playing? Sorry....Love you ALL. Mwah!
Well said libby
DeleteI have a meatloaf in my oven right now for real. Come on over guys!
ReplyDeleteNo politickin' allowed though. hehe
That is sad news re:Texas A&M.
ReplyDeleteCarrie Underwood's arm looks gross, Madonna-ish. Not good. Eat more.
Daniel Radcliffe with a woman not his gf.
Is this a reveal?
mmmmmm meatloaf! It is hotter than the blue blazes of hell in Texas, and I am jonesing for a meatloaf!
ReplyDeleteRIP HGB. I read that her husband died in 2010. He was always so supportive of her efforts. She was truly a trail blazer. I have an interview set with women of that era and she so inspiring. Sally Ride does an interview in that set too. I know all that effected me tremendously. I thank them all for my freedom.
ReplyDeletePolitics is just something used to divide us. It's all BS.
Here's some politics I think we can all get on board with:
ReplyDeleteRomney and Ryan - Humina Humina!! (Republican, Democrat, Independent and Tea Party people can all agree on this, right?)
Just trying to lighten the mood around here :)
Whimpers. I am so over politics. Make it stop! Make it stop! I think I need to stay away from the internet until December. :p
ReplyDeleteCarrie looks hard and old in this picture of her. But I don't know many women who would look sexy throwing a baseball that hard.
Meatloaf lovers- a trick
ReplyDeleteAdapt to however you make it:
Shape the loaf maybe using 2/3 of the mixed meat.Use your knuckles and pound a ridge into the center of the loaf.Throw into the ridge button mushrooms that are halved(cleaned but NOT cooked). Take the remaining hunk of meatloaf and smash it on top.Make sure you cover up the mushrooms with the meatloaf. Add cheese w/mushrooms is optional.
Have several adult beverages, and enjoy. Note that the mushrooms are going to give extra liquid to the pan (they will end up being steamed) and add to the gravy base.
I get all my news from The Daily Show and The Colbert Report.
ReplyDeleteWe're still Ron Paul 2012 in our house. After November, we'll go to Ron Paul 2016. So many RP bumper stickers in my desk...
AND I'm making turkey meatloaf for dinner. We just call it turkey loaf in our house.
Libby- I love you. Rant and tangent away darling!
ReplyDeleteRedheat said everything I wanted to say, and so much better too! Especially that last comment.
And come on people. It's a nation-wide running joke in Amurica that FoxNews is SOOO heavily right-leaning tea partying. There are memes about this shit! And I still remember when every week or so when Obama first became prez that some dipshit on FoxNews would "accidentally" refer to him with some vague Hitler reference or say Osama instead of Obama. There maybe a handful of non-tea party right wingers on that network but they're a drop in the bucket in comparison with those who are.
Cornbread,Bless you with the turkey loaf.I never could cook a good one. Ron Paul has integrity.That's no longer valued. The memes told me that:)
ReplyDeleteSee, this is what I find so hard to deal with -- liberals, Democrats, etc., are SO pots calling the kettles black. Many can't even admit that MSNBC is just as partisan as Fox. And Jasmine, Fox is not the only "national joke" when it comes to news. If you EVER spent any time really getting to know and understand a conservative, reading the less-hysterical conservative sites, etc., you would know that MSNBC is considered just as big of a joke by roughly half the country. You know, the half you like to pretend don't exist or aren't as smart as you.
ReplyDeleteLibby, kindly do not tell me what I do or don't understand, know about my political party, etc. I know what the Libertarian party stands for and agree with them on about 75% of it. I know the difference between the Libertarians, the GOP and the Tea Party. If you actually took the time to read what they all REALLY believe, rather than what MSNBC wants you to think they believe, you would see that there is a lot of commonality between them.
No, they aren't identical, especially as Libertarians tend to be more liberal about social issues, but they do share a lot of the same beliefs. And Libertarians do not want to "defund" the government. They want to severely limit it and eliminate many state functions. There's a difference. It sounds like you are one of those people who say that "Somolia is a Libertarian's wet dream." No, it's an anarchist's wet dream. Not the same thing at all.
OT - I've had an ad for "I'm a Mormon" running across the top of my phone. It's the only ad I get when I come to this site and I find that hysterically funny for some reason.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad we can talk politics without it devolving into name calling. See ladies! Gossip is a good thing and brings us together :)
I'm seriously trying to figure out how to make meatloaf without melting us all. Agent mind control powers - what have you done to us! Haha!
Everytime I see it I think it says "I'm a moron" and I have to reread it. Dyslexia. :/
DeleteNot trying to be mean either, simply laughing at my mistake!
Forgot - I agree the meatloaf must be beef!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I try to get all my news from BBC or outside the US. IMO it has less bias than the news in the States. Both MSNBC and Fox are slanted. I go to lots of news sites to read the story bc it's not always consistently reported the same. I'm a skeptic at heart so I don't always take everything on the news at face value.
@dia, so sorry ! I have the AC on full blast and my husband ate 1/2 the loaf and is blaming me for his lack of self control:)
ReplyDeleteI want to hear more about meatloaf. It's much better than politics. The political TV ads are in high gear and the distortion on both sides is obscene.
ReplyDelete*Ground beef combined with ground pork make for a tasty loaf!
Libby ROCKS!
ReplyDeleteSpice Girls....SQUEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think being unable to imagine being friends with someone whose political beliefs differ from yours, or castigating someone else who might be able to do so, shows a fundamental insecurity in your own beliefs.
ReplyDeleteI think I just saw Flava Flav dressed as a pirate @ the Raiders/Cowboys game!
ReplyDeleteAnd politics aside...eeewwww, no on Romney/Ryan being hot.
ReplyDeleteRomney, with those grey sideburns looks like a 1950s CEO who's holding in a fart. Ryan has a really hot body but his ears are way too big, his mouth is too close to his nose and his eyes are too close together.
The only current (elected) hot guys in US Gov't are Republican Aaron Schock (IL), Democrat Jim Himes (CT) and hotty, hot, hot Democrat Martin Heinrich (NM).
Here's my loaf recipe:
ReplyDelete2 lbs ground beef
1 lb ground pork or pork sausage
1/2 c crushed crackers/maybe a tad more
About 8-10 oz of tomato sauce
Healthy pinch of herbs de provence
1 or 2 eggs (can't remember - eyeball it)
Mush it all together with your hands and make 3 or 4 loaves in 2 10 x 13 Pyrex baking pans. Cover with foil and bake for an hour @ 350 F. Meanwhile, mix up about 1/2 c ketchup with a healthy squeeze of honey. After the hour is up, remove the foil, skim off any fat or yucky schmaltz, and brush on your ketchup and honey. Bake, uncovered, for 10-12 more minutes, until it looks done.
Notes:
1. Yum!
2. You can scale down the quantity (1 lb hamburger and 1/2 lb sausage). I just have hungry boys to feed!
3. Delicious food trumps politics any day.
B. Profane, forgive me, but I laughed thinking about your zombie dad. And, I wish someone would invent a tin foil hat or something I could put on my mother to block reception of all things political. She's already going nuts between tv and her idiot friends on Facebook, and it's only August :-(.
Eat meatloaf; be happy!
Thank you for the kind words, dia.
ReplyDeleteI don't intend to be such a Debbie Downer, contrary to the image I may or may not have around here.
I just don't get it, I guess. Coming to a gossip blog isn't supposed to be a chore. I come to read up on some celebs, occasionally be sarcastic and write a few words about it. Everyone comes for that, I assume.
But almost every day, it turns into some rant-filled arugment because someone cracked a joke someone else didn't find funny, or someone didn't understand the sarcasm behind a comment. I'm guilty of that. A lot of you are, too. We don't do it to be mean, but it turns mean so often, with many taking sides and the rest of us feeling picked on and left out.
It reaches a point where people are too scared to give an opinion. On a gossip blog. Do we realize how warped that is?
I'll give an example, only because I think dia will be OK with me using it. She called Chad Johnson a d-bag earlier in the thread. I sort of cringed at that, not because dia doesn't have the right to express that opinion. But my opinion is different.
I didn't give my opinion on the subject because the last thing I need is for someone to think I'm pro-Chad, and therefore pro-domestic violence. That may sound like a leap, but I really it could go there and nothing could be further from the truth.
As I mentioned, I've been guilty of doing that. But I don't feel that I've ever did so to the point of belittling anyone or making them feel bad for saying what they thought.
Again, I'm just using dia as example. She hasn't ever insulted me, and I don't want to give the impression that she has. And I don't think she would have in this case. But I think someone else might, and I don't want to deal with the drama.
So often, we jump to assumptions. Not just here, but with life in general. It's frustrating.
Don't assume someone is stupid. Don't assume someone won't listen to your opinion. Don't assume we're too stuck in our ways to ever see your side. Don't assume we're difficult. So are you. We all are. Humanity is difficult and good luck to anyone who hasn't figured that out.
Don't assume we're putting words in your mouth. Maybe we just have our own thought on a subject. Instead of saying there's information out there and walking away, tell us where the information is. I think a lot of us enjoy learning new things from others, but if you don't give us that chance, well, that's on you.
Don't assume we only have friends who always agree with us. How mean. If you can friends that are different from you, what makes you think the rest of us are so obtuse that we can't possibly be open-minded enough to others and their differences?
And don't berate someone because their two cents doesn't add up to the change you have in your pocket. So what if it doesn't? You say variety is the spice of life, but I don't know. It seems all salt and pepper to me. If that makes sense.
I apologize for the doom-and-gloom thesis. I didn't mean to go for this long, especially to people I don't know and likely will never meet. I've always been the one to look down when everyone else looks up. I'm sorry if I insulted anyone, please blame my fickle mind but not my intent.
Well said Layna! No hard feelings at all. I appreciate the honesty. Sorry about the d-bag word choice. Was trying to express my extreme dislike of that man. I use the word d-bag like most people use butter. I have a trashy sailor mouth. I also don't have a problem with c*nt or b*tch or f*cker. Sailor mouth!
DeleteI don't want to feel like I walk on egg shells here either. I definitely have at times. But I also would never post something that I wouldn't feel comfortable saying to someone's face. And I would never want to be blatantly hurtful. I think we all want a bit of fun. However these are difficult times and people are really frustrated right now. Makes it easy to go off half cocked.
@lola
ReplyDeleteTell me what you really think! Ha ha - just kidding. Thanks for the eye candy. I just googled all 3 of them, and I remember Aaron Selock from the Men's Health cover. Different strokes! I think I think Ryan's handsome because he reminds me of Peter Hermann (Mariska Hargitay's hottie husband). Thank God we all don't have the same taste in men - there'd be a bloodbath :)
@ Layna Day. well stated.
ReplyDelete@Libby---very true.
ReplyDeleteSo many people are misinformed. I gave up a long time ago on trying to have reasonable conversations with people who have different political views. Unfortunately for our country, so has Congress and the Senate . I feel like most of the B.S. propoganda is orchestrated by the rich and the powerful who want to be richer and more powerful. There are a lot of people in the U.S. that are are ignorant to their own detriment.
Also, is Chad Johnson Ochocinco wearing a Young and the Restless shirt? Is he a huge soap fan? What does that logo really mean?
ReplyDeleteI'll second Agent - well-stated, Layna D.
I don't care what anybody says, George Clooney with Chris Wallace is weird.
ReplyDeleteTurkey loaf secrets I won't even share with my family:
ReplyDeleteUse quick cooking oats in lieu of breadcrumbs, it stays more moist. I also grate half a zucchini, one carrot, and chop plenty of onion (Vidalia only in our house), celery, bell pepper and baby bellas, the veggies give it more texture and flavor. One egg, plenty of seasonings. 400 degrees, 45 minutes, top with ketchup and bake an additional 20. I prefer mine smothered in ketchup. :)
I love all loaf equally, and am looking forward to trying your recipes, Agent and Frufra! :)
Tantalizingly Tangy Meatloaf, Anyone? (By now, you guys are hearing it in Magic Bullet informercial Mick's voice, right?)
ReplyDelete1 onion, finely chopped
1 lb ground beef or turkey
1 egg
garlic powder to taste
Worcestershire to taste (I do loads of this)
Sauce mixture:
1/3 cup ketchup
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup pineapple preserves
Preheat oven to 350. Combine onion-worcestershire. Mix well and bake about 30 minutes. Combine Ketchup - pineapple preserves and pour over meatloaf. Cook another 20 minutes or so
Thanks for all the meatloaf recipes! Delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteAND - was just wondering where the delightful @Vicki Cupper has been? She often says the things I want to say but am too chicken to put on paper. Vicki I miss your spicy, feisty words! Come back....
Okay, here's mine. 1 pound ground beef Use oatmeal 1/2 cup instead of breadcrumbs 1 egg 1 pack lipton onion soup and 8 ounces tomato sauce. Put in loaf pan and smear bbq sauce on top. Bake 350 for 1 hour.
ReplyDeleteCompletely OT, but the pics of Rob Pattinson at the Cosmpolis premiere are hawt. To borrow the words of Vicki (I believe) - I would hit that like the fist of an angry god. Heartbreak looks good on him.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2188005/Heartbroken-Robert-Pattinson-tries-hide-pain-smile-comes-seclusion-time-Kristen-Stewarts-affair.html
Thanks Libby & Layna - loved what you both had to say, and agree completely.
ReplyDeleteBecause I got here rather late, people already said what I was thinking about the Clooney/Wallace pic. I had to laugh at those who said Clooney is (or might be) a closet Republican, when it very might well be the opposite. I think it's great that people can be friends with those with differing viewpoints.
Back in the day, lots of us commenters were veg'n (vegetarian or vegan). Am I the only one left?
ReplyDeleteIs there anything the resembles the meat of meatloaf in the vegetarian world? The fake burger patties are all the wrong texture for that. Obviously, I've lived without it for 20 years and can continue to, but I'm just wondering if someone knows a trick I don't. (No mushrooms, they kill me.)
Also, I don't remember the blind about conflicting private vs public political beliefs recently at ALL! Although awhile ago there was one about an actress that set herself apart by being "conservative in Hollywood" when in real life she didn't care about politics at all.
ReplyDeleteAs the most liberal person on the boards - I concur with Libby. We're very divided, unfortunately. It's ugly. We can't discuss things without getting into pissing matches (although, on the flip side, it is very important stuff). I blame hate radio and wedge issue politics.
ReplyDeleteClooney is very cool. Not a fan of Chris Wallace, but I did purchase his wife's soup book in kindle form.
I'm also a vegetarian (not preachy). It's hard to find a lot of good recipes when you eliminate meat. And it's really hard to eat out quickly when you eliminate meat. You end up getting the same things all the time:
-morningstar veggie patty at BK (and then you find out Morningstar is a big GMO user, ugh!)
-veggie sub at Jimmie John's
-tomato mozzarella panini at Panera
-mediterranean veggie sandwich at Panera
You West coasters have it all on us living in the midworstern boonies when it comes to good eating places. I bet it's easy to be a veg in LA.
I like everything Texshan has said. George Clooney's dad, Nick, is a conservative Republican. Not so unusual that George would have some Repub friends. And Chris Wallace's late dad, Mike, was a liberal. Not so unusual that Chris would have liberal friends. In fact, I think Chris is very objective on FOX. But I think he leans a little more to the left. Good Lord, I'm a conservative but many of my friends are liberal and we talk politics and we still get along fine.
ReplyDeleteCan we have a Miley, Beyonce, V. Beckham, Kim free week??????????????
ReplyDeleteAdd Angie and Jen, please?
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the Five Head!
ReplyDeleteVictoria Beckham looks totally miserable and definitely doesn't want to be there.
ReplyDeleteFor those of you that are younger, this is a little bit of clarity re civics:
ReplyDeleteTea Party is a 'movement' (not an established political party) that advocates strict adherence to the United States Constitution.
Libertarian is an established political party that is basically economically conservative and socially liberal.
yeahhhh I was at that baseball game. GO JAYS GO!!
ReplyDeleteLibby I LOVE ya'...perfectly said!
ReplyDeleteAnd don't forget old Shephard Smith on Fox....he's very outspoken and tells the TRUTH regardless of which side he has to shine a light on.
@CarolIMR...Nick Clooney is DEMOCRAT and ran for office in Kentucky and LOST TO A REPUBLICAN! Get your facts straight!
CarolMR, it's Brad Pitt's Mom that is the Republican . I know, they all blend into one another after awhile.
ReplyDeleteVictoria B looks about as happy as I did at every wedding I was ever a bridesmaid in. Wow.
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