Comments for Steak's Guide To Good Living http://steakanddaisy.com/steak Live Your Life The Steak Way Sun, 08 Oct 2006 12:20:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Excercise, painting, and eating pie by McSassy http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2006/10/excercise-painting-and-eating-pie/comment-page-1/#comment-135 McSassy Sun, 08 Oct 2006 12:20:53 +0000 http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/?p=55#comment-135 PS - His next goal is to make omlettes while he's painting and jogging. I quote, "I'm really excited about it!" PS – His next goal is to make omlettes while he’s painting and jogging. I quote, “I’m really excited about it!”

]]> Comment on Excercise, painting, and eating pie by McSassy http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2006/10/excercise-painting-and-eating-pie/comment-page-1/#comment-134 McSassy Sun, 08 Oct 2006 12:17:07 +0000 http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/?p=55#comment-134 When the Steakman first described this I thought it HAD to be a joke, but this guy totally rocks. You gotta see his site www.letspainttv.com and click on his USA TV profile. I've found a new hero -- anyone who can take this kind of punishment and still be as nice wins my vote! When the Steakman first described this I thought it HAD to be a joke, but this guy totally rocks. You gotta see his site http://www.letspainttv.com and click on his USA TV profile.

I’ve found a new hero — anyone who can take this kind of punishment and still be as nice wins my vote!

]]> Comment on Loving the Alien by You are what you eat | Daisy-Do-Do http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2005/10/loving_the_alien/comment-page-1/#comment-133 You are what you eat | Daisy-Do-Do Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:06:00 +0000 #comment-133 [...] In the mid-80s, McDonalds ran some pretty fantabulous ad campaigns, including the horribly awful Mac & Me movie. But on the bright side, McDonalds also served up some adorable little turd-shaped puppets - The McNugget Buddies! Who, of course, were anthropomorphized versions of the tasty little “parts is parts” chicken pieces that came with delicious dipping sauces. [...] [...] In the mid-80s, McDonalds ran some pretty fantabulous ad campaigns, including the horribly awful Mac & Me movie. But on the bright side, McDonalds also served up some adorable little turd-shaped puppets – The McNugget Buddies! Who, of course, were anthropomorphized versions of the tasty little “parts is parts” chicken pieces that came with delicious dipping sauces. [...]

]]> Comment on Ouch! by daisybb http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2006/05/title_1/comment-page-1/#comment-118 daisybb Wed, 24 May 2006 18:31:03 +0000 #comment-118 Hee! That's his left hand - his thumb is facing away from you and his wrist is at the top. It's a very weird angle! And gross. Hee! That’s his left hand – his thumb is facing away from you and his wrist is at the top. It’s a very weird angle! And gross.

]]> Comment on Sudokumania! by daisybb http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2006/04/sudokumania/comment-page-1/#comment-116 daisybb Wed, 24 May 2006 18:29:27 +0000 #comment-116 "Suckeredu" you mean. Heh heh. “Suckeredu” you mean. Heh heh.

]]> Comment on Ouch! by chaz http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2006/05/title_1/comment-page-1/#comment-117 chaz Thu, 11 May 2006 21:44:06 +0000 #comment-117 Ok, that's gross. I couldn't even figure out what body part it was... Are you really part of that vampire meet-up I just found online? Ok, that’s gross. I couldn’t even figure out what body part it was… Are you really part of that vampire meet-up I just found online?

]]> Comment on Suck it, 2005! by Taryn http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2006/01/suck_it_2005/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Taryn Fri, 07 Apr 2006 09:06:34 +0000 #comment-102 Are you saying "suck it" to 2006 as well?! If you blog it won't support 2005 in any way, I promise... ;) Are you saying “suck it” to 2006 as well?! If you blog it won’t support 2005 in any way, I promise… ;)

]]> Comment on Wookiee Holiday Gift Guide by Bitsinator http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2005/12/wookie_holiday_gift_guide/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Bitsinator Wed, 28 Dec 2005 14:26:30 +0000 #comment-38 I've seen this godawfulpieceofcrap three times now, and I've come to the conclusion that it's so unbelievably bad that it's impossible to watch the whole thing in a single sitting. Perhaps the reason that so many people don't know about it is because no one has, save a few brave 5 and 6 year olds who didn't know how to change the channel in 1978.<br /> <br /> While I can't confirm that I was one of these brave few, I can confirm that I must have made it pretty far during my 1978 viewing, since I did remember some unnamed creature of Tattooine pouring some booze in his skull cavity in one of the later scenes. For years, that memory plagued me, as I knew it was a Star Wars moment, but I could never find it in the movie ... then one day, my trusty lifeguide Steakman whipped out his bootleg copy of the Star Wars Holiday Special, and it all became painfully clear. That unnamed creature was one Harvey Corman, accompanied by singing barwench "Beatrice" Arthur.<br /> <br /> Damn you, Steakman!!!<br /> <br /> Oh, and was Eight Is Enough on in 1978? Because Lumpy bears a striking resemblance to Nicholas, the youngest of Dick Van Patten's bratty TV offspring. The answer (and a comparison picture) might lie in one of your links, but I can't pain myself to look it up. I’ve seen this godawfulpieceofcrap three times now, and I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s so unbelievably bad that it’s impossible to watch the whole thing in a single sitting. Perhaps the reason that so many people don’t know about it is because no one has, save a few brave 5 and 6 year olds who didn’t know how to change the channel in 1978.

While I can’t confirm that I was one of these brave few, I can confirm that I must have made it pretty far during my 1978 viewing, since I did remember some unnamed creature of Tattooine pouring some booze in his skull cavity in one of the later scenes. For years, that memory plagued me, as I knew it was a Star Wars moment, but I could never find it in the movie … then one day, my trusty lifeguide Steakman whipped out his bootleg copy of the Star Wars Holiday Special, and it all became painfully clear. That unnamed creature was one Harvey Corman, accompanied by singing barwench “Beatrice” Arthur.

Damn you, Steakman!!!

Oh, and was Eight Is Enough on in 1978? Because Lumpy bears a striking resemblance to Nicholas, the youngest of Dick Van Patten’s bratty TV offspring. The answer (and a comparison picture) might lie in one of your links, but I can’t pain myself to look it up.

]]> Comment on You’ve got an earwig! by Steve http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2005/12/you_ve_got_an_earwhig/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Steve Fri, 09 Dec 2005 15:34:29 +0000 #comment-101 Or listen to Guided By Voice's "Mag Earwig!", a pseudo-rock opera where the main character is the Earwig.<br /> <br /> FOr more earwig-related rock references, consult your local library. Or listen to Guided By Voice’s “Mag Earwig!”, a pseudo-rock opera where the main character is the Earwig.

FOr more earwig-related rock references, consult your local library.

]]> Comment on Oh, Gary Glitter by McSassy http://steakanddaisy.com/steak/2005/11/oh_gary_glitter/comment-page-1/#comment-60 McSassy Sat, 03 Dec 2005 10:40:03 +0000 #comment-60 See - he's completely innocent. Or, as you would say in Vietnamese: Sprechen Sie Deutsches? See – he’s completely innocent. Or, as you would say in Vietnamese: Sprechen Sie Deutsches?

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