In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, enjoy this documentary footage about Leprechauns. They’re soooooo cute.
Courtney Ferguson
Mercury copy chief and appreciator of the most sophisticated form of comedy: PUNS!
Posted inEvents
Rock Out!
In related poultry news… It’s time for Voodoo Doughnut‘s 6th annual Cockfest! The lovely Darcelle will be judging Portland finest examples of male girth and length at the Northeast location (1501 NE Davis). But peeping is not free, yo! Only 75 tickets will be sold at $25 a pop… but if you measure up, you’re […]
Posted inMovies & TV
Tiny (Headed) Dancer
Ballerina explores the hard (girly) work of ballet dancing.
Posted inFood and Drink
Steeped in Innuendo
Ummmm… while straightforward and factual and commendable, perhaps the good folks at Good Earth Tea should reconsider renaming their upcoming charity benefit. Right now it’s called the Tea Bag Drive. From their press release: Did you know that your brewed tea bags have more uses than just making a steaming cup of tea? They can […]
Posted inFashion
In Which I Inquire How to Get Tia’s Starcase
Growing up, I was a wee bit obsessed with Escape to Witch Mountain. My sister and I would race home from school to fire up the old Betamax to watch the scene where Tony and Tia wander around their new playroom in Daddy Warbucks’ mansion. Remember the ice cream parlor and Winky the Cat’s tricked-out […]
Posted inMusic
Sharing Sucks
M. Ward Is Still Ours
Even on solo albums, Portland’s M. Ward shares the spotlight.
Posted inPuppy
National Grammar (Puppy) Day!
In honor of National Grammar Day, cute li’l Grammar Puppy makes a triumphant return. “Forsooth! At present time, I am in your computer, eating your kibble and alphabets.” Thanks to Ezra for the artwork!
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Friday Compromise?
Steve, Erik… How about we compromise? Today could be Cat Head Biscuit Day! What with the Southern influence and the cats, this could be a vision of our future Fridays on Blogtown…
Posted inBooks
Wright Women
T.C. Boyle and the mystery that is Frank Lloyd Wright.
T.C. Boyle and the mystery that is Frank Lloyd Wright.