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If she offers me an apple, I’m outta there…

wicked stepmother

Today’s the day I’m a-sposed to be out…<koff>…clothes shopping with my stepmother.

What? You can’t see Stoaty as Snow White? Pff! You can smooch weasel butt!

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Comment from Pupster
Time: November 20, 2007, 11:19 am

Something low-cut, slinky, and highly inappropriate for a family gathering I hope.

Tends to cut down on the invites (I’ve heard).


Comment from porknbean
Time: November 20, 2007, 12:24 pm

Awww, that is so cute. You share clothing with your Madame Alexander dolls.


Comment from Dawn
Time: November 20, 2007, 1:14 pm

Pupster. I said that.


Comment from Pupster
Time: November 20, 2007, 3:10 pm

Oops. Sorry.

Hat tip: Dawn


Comment from Uncle Badger
Time: November 20, 2007, 5:00 pm

Fellow minions wanting updates on our patroness might like to know that I just phoned old Stoaty.

She was in a … dress shop.

With The Wicked Stepmother.

You know that pinched-up frowny face weasels have? The one that makes them look like they want to rip your liver out and eat it?

That was just how she sounded.


Comment from Muslihoon
Time: November 20, 2007, 5:30 pm

I hope there will be a picture (albeit faceless) or a drawing.


Comment from Muslihoon
Time: November 20, 2007, 5:33 pm

You know, you’re going to England. England is overrun with Pakis and Indians. You should acclimate and go to your shindig in a sari.

With a braid-hair-extension (fake hair already tied into a long braid with the requisite colorful cloth doodads).

And a nath (large nose-ring, like a hoop earring but for the nose). Lots of gleaming, golden jewelry. Kundan!

I guarantee it’ll be the last one you’d be invited to.


Comment from iamfelix
Time: November 20, 2007, 7:32 pm

Stiff upper lip, Stoaty! Just hum “Some Day My Prince Will Come” (loudly) and think of Uncle Badger.

Sunday I was watching a DVD of Errol Flynn’s “Robin Hood” – I watched all the extras (as I usually do, since I have no TV) (no cable, that is – one of my cost saving measures). Anyway, there was a swell program on the birth and development of the Technicolor process that I thought you would enjoy. Have you seen it? I was reminded of it by Snow White, as that was one of the examples shown in the palette-choosing discussion.

Oh, and …

“Beware of all enterprises that require new clothes” – Thoreau

😉


Comment from S. Weasel
Time: November 21, 2007, 4:26 pm

I haven’t seen it, Felix, but I’ll get it — I love Errol Flynn.

Every time we drive through London, Musli, I lust after the fabrics in the Indian/Pakistani shops. I’m not much on girlie stuff, but I love me some textiles. And, near as I can figure it, a sari is just like getting out of bed in the morning and wrapping yourself in the top sheet. Yes, I can do that!

It wasn’t *too* awful. We brought along my cousin, who’s my age. We’ve always been buddies. When Uncle B phoned, I was in a changing room having inappropriate blouses thrown at me. They were BOTH, like, “oh, you’l need one of THESE when you get invited to a cocktail party or something.”

And I’m, like, “y’all know that my friends are more like me than they are like you, right?” I only say “y’all” when I’m in the South. It’s an indulgence. Like pecan pie and peeing on the side of the road.


Comment from iamfelix
Time: November 21, 2007, 5:01 pm

Re: “Robin Hood” – You have to get the “2-Disc Special Edition” for the Technicolor thingy. It’s a great movie, too!

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