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michelle-lorraine replied to your post: where is your favorite place in the world :).
What do you like about Kenya?
The people, the faith, the weather, the scenery, the animals, the food, the community, even the dirt.... literally, EVERYTHING. The people really make it extra special though. :)
Happy Happy Birthday, Lazy Dad! May you have a wonderful gelato-filled birthday and may you continue to werk your fabulosity they way you do xxxxxx
Thank you Michelle! I'm pretty sure that I'm getting too old to twerk.
Maybe not.
3, 21-30 xxxx
3: If I could get a sharpie tattoo on my back, it'd be an anchor so I could see if I want to get a real anchor tattooed (:
21: Skim Milk!
30: Uhmmm the latest i've ever slept is like 5pm i think. I don't really remember hahaha
Hey lazy dad! Hypothetically, if you were a hypothetical irritating tourist from Los Angeles, hypothetically named Michelle, where would you hypothetically get pizza? The hypothetical, cheeses gooey kind
Hi Michelle! I know this is going to be sacrilege, but I hate don't care for New York-style pizza. I'd rather eat shoe leather than eat a New York slice. Shoe leather would taste better.
I'm a Chicago-style pizza guy. Because if I'm gonna eat pizza, I want it to be 63 percent cheese, 20 percent sausage, and 17 percent crust. New York pizza is, like, 94 percent crust, which is obvs the worst part of pizza.
Oddly, the best New York-style pizza that I actually enjoy is in the suburbs. If I was forced to name palatable pizza joints in the city, I'd say maybe this place or this place? Busy daddy recommends this place, but fair warning: it's a fancy, frou-frou pizza joint, which is apparently the only kind of pizza busy daddy will eat. Because he's fancy and stuff.
BTW, welcome to NYC! You'll quickly discover that everyone here sucks! Enjoy!
Happy Happy Happy Birthday to The Boy! I hope he had a wonderful birthday XO
Thank you, Michelle! Today we continue the boy's birthday festivities with Korean eats for lunch! Have a great day!
That post just made me chuckle: I had the same conversation with my adoptive dad. Before I was born, he smoked, but quit once he was diagnosed with lung cancer and I was born (great story how a man who went into remission months before adopting a baby). When I was 5, I was like yuck, smoking. That's when he told me how he used to smoke and why he quit. At first, I was a little shocked, but I eventually got over it. Hopefully, the boy will feel the same way: shocked and then happy you’re alive x
Hi Michelle! I'm sure my son will be mortified when he finds out that I used to smoke. In the Northeast, at least, it's rare to see people smoking in public these days since it's banned virtually everywhere.
It's possible that the boy won't believe me when I tell him because even though I smoked on and off through college and beyond, there isn't a single photograph of me with a cigarette in my hand. I think it's mostly because I hated smelling like smoke. I was the guy who scrubbed his hands and brushed his teeth after every cigarette. I don't think I was cut out to be a diehard smoker, even though I thoroughly enjoyed it, I'm not gonna lie.
Still, smoking is terrible for your health and the health of children who live with smokers. No judgments toward people (and especially parents) who smoke—trust me, I'm totally sympathetic—but it's probably a good idea to quit before it's too late, yo. Because of cancer and emphysema and stuff.
michelle-lorraine replied to your post: I'm convinced the "American" accent is the easiest one to do
Magneto wasn’t supposed to have an American accent or any particular accent. In the movie, it was shown how he was moved around a lot, and that would lend itself perfectly for his accent.
No, I know he wasn't supposed to have an American accent, it was just never consistent which is why I used him as an example. I should have been clearer I suppose but I was just rambling and not really aiming for clarity. I guess him moving around a lot explains it. I've never seen Fassbender in anything else where he isn't using his own accent (not that I can remember, at least)so I'll believe that it was purposefully a mix of different accents for the character and not that he wasn't able to keep an accent down (though that isn't farfetched, some actors just can't and it's obvious to the audience in the final product). I think it's debatable. I'm not the only one who thinks his accent is shaky (I believe Fassbender as Magneto is on TV Tropes) but I'll go with your explanation because it works as well.
