I suppose that’s about right.

Done.

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So they’re calling this thing “Snowacane,” which is totally lame compared to “Snowpocalypse.” They should’ve named it “Sluricane,” which I realize has nothing to do with the weather, but it makes me think of this song — and who doesn’t want some E-40?

kevintwohy:

I was watching Olympic skiing this weekend and this was all I could think about.  They should have a yeti that eats you at the end if you lose.

(And don’t say that’s silly because: Ice Dancing.)

This just brought back memories of Prodigy and Jungle Hunt. Not that they have anything to do with one another.

This is my hoiuse. This has been my house for the past six months.

One of the reporters mentioned that Canadian figure skater Patrick Chan left the Olympic Village the other night and drove home, because he couldn’t get any sleep.

I thought this was hysterical because it’s SO something I would do. Except my report would read something like this:

“…Brown left, after failed attempts to police the halls and ram ear plugs into her canals. She’s presumably at home, buried under down blankets, drifting off to sleep with the sweet sounds of White Noise Machine blowing in the wind. We wish her the best.”