- Published:October 31st, 2008
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Thanks for visiting The Drunk Blog! You are more than welcome to sign up and post some drunken ranting or subscribe to our RSS feed! Regardless, it's time to get your drink on.
I am delighted with the prospect of a site specifically for drunk blogging. And here I’ve been drunk blogging on sites geared toward the actual recording of events, which I now see is pure folly.
Though unfortunately, I’m so inebriated it took me a number of minutes to figure out how to post.
Today I realized that one of the guys from Rilo Kiley was also on ‘Salute Your Shorts’, back in the day. This sent me through an overwhelming spiral of TV nostalgia. I learned all the greats of classical music, the signs of a serial rapist, and rudimentary spanish, all from watching ‘Looney Tunes’. ‘Clarrissa Explains it All’ and ‘Blossom’ inspired my individual fashion sense, whilst spelling out basic life lessons in a kooky, colorful way. The concepts of dating were learned from ‘Hey Dude’. I discovered that it’s generally a bad idea to spike the punch by watching ‘Doug’. And ‘My Little Pony’…well…was just magical.
Snick was a great, great thing. It was considered so edgy at the time, but when I look back, there is no actual edge in kids throwing pies at each other. Maybe back then parents were more concerned about children not wasting their food. Perhaps.
I cannot stand the children’s programming of today. I would lynch Dora the Explorer. I have no patience for the pauses in ‘interactive’ television. I always end up screaming the obvious at the bilingual bitch. I’m impatient with the repetitiveness in ‘The Backyardigans’, as well. I do enjoy the occasional ‘Yo Gabba Gabba’, however, as I am not an epileptic.
When I was a little girl, I used to sometimes pretend to be an epileptic at slumber parties. I can actually remember flopping around on the floor a few times. I have no idea why I did this, but I find it incredibly entertaining now…as I’m sure I did back then. Maybe that’s the explanation for why I maintained none of my childhood friends.
Remember, kids: lies are only friends you haven’t met yet.
