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| Hogan Knows Funny |
| Sunday, September 23, 2007 |
Have you seen Hogan Knows Best? It's actually a pretty funny show. Can you imagine Hulk Hogan being your dad? And you know, his daughter is gorgeous...can you imagine wanting to date her? "Um, excuse me, Mr Hulk, uh Mr. Hogan...Wow, you are bigger in person! Um, I'm here to pick up your daughter, but if now isn't a good time I could come back in a year or two, or you know...when you're dead. How 'bout I just leave."
Tonights episode, Brooke was preforming in Orlando at Universal, and the kids wanted to visit the park. But because Hulk and his family cannot go anywhere without being constantly harassed by fans, Brooke's hair dresser set them up with some professionals to get prosthetic disguises. They looked like the biggest redneck family. Hogan's wife had a mullet, he had a big beer gut, there son looked like Forest Gump 3 years into his run, and Brooke had braces and acne. But they were able to enjoy the theme park just like the rest of us...waiting in line and all!
So it's generally a clean show, with a little bit of gross humor (burping, farting, and the occasional slap on the bootay). The kids, though spoiled, seem pretty grounded, and the Hulk is quite the funny man.
 Labels: Hogan, Hogan Knows Best, Hulk, review, tv, vh1 |
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| BlogRush |
| Monday, September 17, 2007 |
| Thanks to Joe over at Intermission at Work for referring me over to BlogRush . As you know, I am trying to make a little money off this blog, and I think that BlogRush is a great way to make a little extra cash. Scroll down my page & check out the new advertisement from Blogosphere. Go check it out! It just might be for you! Labels: review |
| posted by Stephanie @ 8:21 PM |
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| Slip Covers. Are they the answer? |
| Sunday, September 9, 2007 |
Let me take a moment to describe to you my home. I moved out at 17, and much of what I own was given to me as hand-me-downs. My bed is my childhood bed, mattress too (eww!), my old roommmate left behind the coach set which is beige with pink and green flowers, my china cabinet was my grandmothers and is a dark wood, and my kitchen table was my aunts and uncles which is a light oak. Madi got new bunk beds a couple of years ago, but it didn't come with dressers, so one is from my nursery when I was a baby, and the other yet another roommate left behind. The guest room is the only thing that matches, and that is because being an apartment manager when someone moves out I get first dibs on the remains :)
Yesterday I drove to Atlanta and purchased my first "Big Girl Bed!" I am so very excited! I will be returning the childhood bed to my parents (and disposing of the 27 year old matress!). Of course, this new found style has made my desire of new living room and dining room furniture. Since I paid a whopping $1750 for my bedroom suit, there are no funds available for any other furniture replacements.
As I was shopping yesterday I decided to purchase slipcovers for my couches. I bought the slightly more expensive ones with the seperate seat so they would look at little better. Are you kidding me! Ha! Not a chance in this world those things fit my couch. I had about 2 yards of extra material, and no matter how much you try, you just cannot tuck 2 yards of material!!! :) So today I will be returning them. I may give it one more shot & get the stretching all in one cover, but after that forget it, I'm saving up for a new couch!
My opinion: The verdict is still out, but it's not looking good!Labels: review |
| posted by Stephanie @ 10:24 AM |
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Name: Stephanie
Home: Macon, Georgia, United States
About Me: Holy Crap I will be 29 soon! My friends and I are creating a before we turn 30 bucket list...hmmm what to add?
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