Sunday, October 11, 2026
If One Must Treat Trick-or-Treaters...
Thursday, October 08, 2026
Décolleté
Getting imports through US Customs has become a joy under the current administration. Still, I was willing to dare, seeing as my favorite Italian shoe company promised that all tariffs and duties would be taken care of. Anyway, how biased against the home of Berlusconi could we actually be?
But then, I received a call from FedEx claiming that portions of my invoice needed to be translated into English. I opened the file, only to see one word that stood out: décolleté.
First of all, décolleté is used in English, but, more importantly, one would think that The Donald had fast tracked any import with such an association. Alas, I begrudgingly resubmitted the form, this time reading "low cut."
Friday, September 25, 2026
I Can See Why "Ship To Home" Is Not Available
Monday, September 14, 2026
Giving My One Cent About Annoying Billing Practices
For foreign readers, as if there actually were any: My two cents
Friday, September 11, 2026
Thursday, August 27, 2026
Friday, August 21, 2026
WaPo Hits New Journalistic Low
How could coverage of the Supermodel Cafe possibly be important enough to make The Washington Post? Oh wait...
Thursday, August 20, 2026
Bebemoche Penetrates Manosphere
The heart of the manosphere is apparently located at the Ring's End paint counter in (town, state). High cheekbones and charm are not enough. Best to have a pen*s if you require prompt service. A bad attitude may also eventually yield a successful purchase.
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Monday, August 03, 2026
Happy New England Halloween?
For several years I have been putting off the purchase of "Disgusting Rat," which would have made an entertaining Halloween addition to our front porch. Sadly, Disgusting Rat is now not only disgusting, but also permanently out of stock. I should have loaded up on that junk while I had the chance.
Running an errand at Michael's this morning, I wound my way through the seasonal display of ghosts, pumpkins, and skeletons of all shapes and sizes when I spotted a large table of rubber decorations. Could my long lost rat be there? At the edge of a pile of black cats, frogs, and snakes, a dark figure on the back corner of the table caught my eye. It was a black rubber...
...lobster(?), an interesting regional twist on holiday decorating. Before now I had no idea that the local crustaceans participated in the holiday.
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