Monthly Archives: September 2007

Film and Television, Pop Culture

I Love The Office

Fun Run

Pam: “Michael, 5k means 5 kilometers not 5,000 miles.”

Okay, how perfect was last week’s season 4 debut episode of The Office? Seriously, it would be hard for me to choose my favorite subplot: Micheal accidentally hitting Meredith with his car? Angela’s cat being euthanized by Dwight? Confirmation that TV’s Hottest Couple, Pam and Jim are, in fact, finally dating? The 5k Fun Run for Rabies? I just can’t decide. God, I worship that show. For all of my fellow fans of The Office, I’d like to turn you on to an awesomely cool website, Dunderball Dot Com. Here you will find all the latest episode’s unforgettable and highly repeatable quotes for, well, repeating endlessly around your own office on Friday morning!

Gail's Radness

Awesome Video: Microsoft Redesigns the iPod Package

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No one hates Microsoft more than me. I’ll be an Apple fan until they pry my iMac mouse from my cold dead fingers, so I never miss an opportunity to rip Bill Gates a new one. Enjoy!

Microsoft_iPod

Gail's Radness

Website of the Week: Shirts on a Plane!

Bulge

In light of the recent, highly controversial wardrobe debacle involving MIT student Star Simpson, I invite you to tempt fate on your next trip to the airport by wearing one of these staggeringly hilarious slogan T Shirts from Shirts On A Plane. I’m ordering one in time for my trip home for the holidays!

Update: Sadly, Shirts On A Plane is Now Offline

Osama is my Homeboy

Music, Pop Culture

Gail In Print: Modern Drummer, November 2007

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November Issue of MD

Ask Me to tell You My Story About This Guy

I’ve got an interview with Chris Cornell’s drummer Jason Sutter in the November 2007 issue of Modern Drummer, on Newsstands October first. Read the full issue online at This Link!

Film and Television, Pop Culture

Thoughts Meander Like a Restless Wind Inside a Letterbox…

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accross the universe movie poster
“Nothing’s Gonna Change My World…”

Yesterday Nicole and I went to see the new Beatles’ movie musical Across the Universe, which is weak on plot but still highly recommended if you love The Beatles and have a handful of magic mushrooms laying around.

Lucy and Jude