Well, it fits.

[yendi]

Me: Oh, they're making a movie out of How to Eat Fried Worms.

shadesong: Cool.

Me: And it's adapted and directed by the guy who did The Banger Sisters.

shadesong: Which got terrible reviews.

Me: And doesn't even deal with the same subject matter.

shadesong: As far as we know. There may have been fried worms.

Me: That may have been one of the terms they used as The Banger Sisters.

shadesong: Yeah, like "tossing salads."

Me: "Eating fried worms."

That's today's new gross sexual innuendo.

(Oh, and in other news, we're moving to Boston!)

Comments

[unwilly.livejournal.com]

I noticed the Boston news.

Sounds good for you.

[yendi]

Indeed! We're most excited!

[robyn-ma.livejournal.com]

Boston? There's...there's snow up in here. And hurricanes. And people with funny accents. And snow.

[jerel.livejournal.com]

Hey! We ahn't the ones who talk funny. You ah the ones who tahk wickid wee-uhd. ;)

[yendi]

Yeah, but here we get hurricanes without the snow and the funny accents. Well, we get funny accents, but not the happy fun kind.

[tempestmir.livejournal.com]

Hey cool! We'll be neighbours!

Congrats on the move!

[yendi]

Thanks!

[malver.livejournal.com]

Banger as in saus... I'm obviously more familiar with the other :)
(And great!! to both of you.)

[jerel.livejournal.com]

Congrads on the move!! Boston is awesome. There's so much to do. There are a lot of great educational places to take Elayna (and they're fun too, which is bonus.)

The cold is bearable--you just don't go outside. Be prepared for life to come at you pretty fast. Bostonians are in a perpetual hurry. If you're used to Southern drivers, Boston drivers will scare the living shit out of you. They do the same stupid things as every other driver in the country, but they do it fast.

Oh, and they speak some weird variant of English, so if you need someone to translate, let me know. That't the English I grew up speaking. Also, don't expect geography to relate to logic. Where's the North End? It's to the west of the South End. Oh, and don't confuse the South End and South Boston--they're two different things. The main difference is on no account should you wear orange on St. Patrick's Day in South Boston.

You're a clever clock, you'll pick it up. :)

[yendi]

*nod* I've still spent more of my life in NYC than Atlanta, so I remember most of those, other than the St. Paddy's things.

And believe me, after living in Atlanta (home of 22 streets named Peachtree, and multiple instances of streets intersecting each other more than once), Boston's geography will be a snap. :-)

[kajivar]

Boston? Cool! :)

[yendi]

My sentiments exactly!

[glowkitty]

Hey, cool. Throw more people onto the list of People I Know Of in Boston!

[alladinsane.livejournal.com]

Too bad Ted V. Mikels couldnt have gotten the project...he's got good experience with the subject from The Worm Eaters...

(Congrats on the Boston exodus!...as I mentioned to 'Song on her LJ, it'll be a little more pricey for me and the pickup to help with this move..lol)

[yendi]

Heh. Yeah, a little bit of a longer haul this time. :-)

[alladinsane.livejournal.com]

just a little...I've become a mucho experienced mover between emptying house and getting stuff here to Memphis...still got to make one more trip to retrieve the last of my stuff, including the furniture..