How many times has someone said to you, “What did you buy me?” Jokingly, you replied, “Sh!t,” but it was what you were thinking of giving them at that moment. I know I have even said to them, “Hold on, let me see if my kitty left you a little gift!”
Well, I guess the people at River Wolfe Art Jewelry thought the same thing because they came up with Cat Poop earrings and necklaces that look like the real thing! Before you go Me-ew, the crap is made out of the same thing as litter…clay. See, now it is a purrfect present.
Not only is the idea great, the price is so reasonable that you can buy it for all the sh!ts on your Christmas list. How cheap? The necklace with a stainless steel chain is $17 and the earrings with hypo-allergenic wires is $22 online. At those prices they truly are the meowvelous present for the person who has everything. You know, people like me who really really want them. Although, my cat might look at me weirder than she already does, but I don’t care I must have them. So buy them for me, now!
Todrick Hall has added his own flair to several of today’s top hits and now he has taken on Adele’s When We Were Young. If you going to attempt to do one of her songs, then you can’t do it alone. He asked Apolo Link to join him and the four of them did an A capella version of her latest single that would make her proud.
The first trailer is out for Captain America: Civil War and I didn’t know Superhero movies could be a snoozefest. I guess they can be because I fell asleep just watching the trailer, so imagine what it is going to be like when the movie comes out on May 6th.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNIjhtZQi3g
Thanksgiving has been around since 1621 and turns out Black Friday is just as old. Yesterday on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the ABC late night show had kids reenact the story of the first one and it was a true Grimm fairy tale. Even though the tale is as black as the holiday, I would love to see this play performed every year at schools all over America. Maybe we can learn from our past. Who am I kidding? We won’t, but at least we enjoy watching as our past comes back to haunt us.
Scott Stapp heard that there is movie out now called Creed, and to paraphrase Carly Simon’s biggest hit, he’s so vain, he thought the movie was about him. Since the singer thought it was about his band, he ran out to see it. After the credits rolled, he filmed a review and submitted it to Funny or Die. Did he finally realize it was spinoff of the Rocky movies? Nope, but he accepted it With Arms Wide Open.
Will he do the same for Assassin’s Creed? We will just have to wait and see.
