Ikea

March 17th, 2009

I went to Ikea to check out the new Godmorgon bathroom fixtures. As you can see above, the trip was a failure. But I did buy a cactus!

Oh well. The jury is still out on this new line…

Bloggy BDAY

March 15th, 2009

I just noticed.

This little blog had its birthday (a month ago).

Iggy is totally judging me for forgetting. Or maybe hes just farting. Who can tell.

Cartoon Bigots

March 15th, 2009


(image via
Bona Drag)

Part of the thrill of going thrifting is mingling with people who under normal circumstances should never mix together. Something about thrifty bargains and the failing economy has brought together a stunning array of the human population. While I have MANY fun and scary stories of encounters at my frequented thrift paradises, this last one had that extra special magic dust – or maybe its called meth.

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Scene: Thrift Store
Characters: Miss Brick House, Two Antisemites, Bag Lady.

While Miss Brick House is perusing the linens two middle aged woman, dressed very nicely, began to sort through some of the hanging purses close by and chat VERY LOUDLY.

Antisemite 1: Ohhhh, look at this cute bag! Oh, it has a name on it, it must be designer.
Antisemite 2: (Reading) Ummm, Issac Mizrahe?
AS1: That sounds like a JEW name.
AS2: I think it is a JEW name.
AS1: It must be a JEW purse. You know with a JEW name like that.
AS2: Are there JEW designers? Like JEW purse designers?
AS1: Well if it is a JEW purse you better look inside for some money.
AS2: HA HA HA HA.
AS1: No really, look inside.

Bag Lady: Issac Mizrahe is a very famous designer. I have seven of his bags.

AS2: Oh really? Maybe I should buy this purse – it might be worth some money.
AS1: Now you sound like a JEW.

and SCENE.

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FOR REAL – this happened – VERY LOUDLY in a very crowded thrift store. I couldn’t stop laughing at how nuts the whole thing was long enough to yell at these crazy ass bitches. The whole thing was just SO SO SO insane, they were like walking talking cartoon bigots.

Sometimes people are just so awful. Thank you thrift stores for reminding me.