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Friday q and a #54





My life is made up of the most fascinating chaos at the moment. I feel like I'm watching it on Big Brother livecam. Writing magical karate television with a pregnant woman named Fishbox, being stared at in the shower by two dogs, waking up at 5am with a storm brewing in my brain and godly choirs on Classic FM. Last night I was on a date which was very pleasant until my ex-husband's record was put on the pub stereo. It's a little unnerving making polite talk with someone when beautifully heartfelt songs about you and your relationship are on high rotation in the background. Has this happened to anyone else?


Also. At a bar I met a lovely woman who bought me a Jager shot because she liked my blog. Please note: this is the way to my heart if you ever see me out and about as I am incredibly cheap to win over.


Now. Shall we get on with our questions or do you have better things to do with your Invasion Day, you flag-waving racist?



Anonymous said...
- Are you going to Golden plains?

- How did the frankie magazine gig come about? (I loved the article about Gabi & her gran)

x.



1. I will be attending Golden Plains, yes. The line-up is very exciting, is it not? I will be wearing a big duffle coat if you're looking out for me and need a hug.


2. I had been a huge fan of Frankie for an age, and some time last year they did an article about their favourite blogs where they mentioned this humble wee page and I was so thrilled to be recognised by the hotness coolsie girls I had to call up everyone I know and kvell down the phone. Seeing as how I mostly write about people and things in my tiny pocket of the world, stay tuned for articles about Glenny, Gen, blogs, Bob Ellis, short skirts, white wine, etc. All dynamic stuff, despite outward appearances.



cuntman said...
I've long harboured the secret wish to form a boylesque group. Preferably they would be backed by a band of bored looking women in dishevelled evening wear.

I would call my troupe the Hott Nuts.

Should I pursue this dream?



DO IT. I can already see the marquee: 'Hott Nuts Boylesque, feat. Cuntman'. You may lose out on the grey dollar, but you can be assured of lengthy queues of rabid youngstresses with disposable incomes and foul tempers.


What would your special skill be, I wonder? Are you down with 'crunk'?


Enny said...
Re: melons on heads - my dad once wore a hollowed out watermelon on his head to a fancy dress party. He had drilled two eye holes and a hole at the top for a bit of tubing to pop out of - when he squeezed the attached bottle, water would squirt out the top. He was a melon headed whale (true story!). So in that instance I would say it's a good thing.

However his friend that took it home and decided to drive down the parkway with the melon over his head - not such a good thing.



I am utterly mystified by this whole 'melons on heads' cult-like tangent that has recently permeated Q and A, but not in any way unhappy. Doesn't your dad sound quite the card, Enny? We should hook him up with mine; the two of them would probably get along like a house on fire.


groverjones said...
How were Dallas Crane? It's a little known fact that they won the coveted 'Groverjones' Best Band in Australia' award in 2001. I'm fairly sure even the band don't know.

I miss music down here in cover band land (although Diesel came to visit us last year and John Williamson will be playing early 2007 - no, I stand by it, I miss music!)



Oh they were lovely, although we were crammed together in a corner drinking gin and a little taken aback by a) the ARE YOU GUYS READY TO ROCK I AM AND I JUST CAN'T SEEM TO TURN MY VOICE DOWN TO AN ACCEPTABLE DECIBEL SEND HELP powerhouse antics of shirtless supports Airbourne, and b) the handsome Patrick Bourke's onstage outfit. Tight white jeans, white shirt, cherry red boots and a RED NECKERCHIEF. I couldn't decide whether he looked like a gay train driver or just the spunkiest rock n roll fop this side of Dandyville.

Still. You have to admire the effort.


p.s. Never fear, Valensi (the band) will soon be rocking rural Australia with their debut tour 'OMFG U GUYS TWINS 2007'.


BEVIS said...
Delightful Q&A post, as always (no slipping of your high standards, I assure you).

Although, I was kinda hoping for a simple 'thank you' for being the first (and by far the funniest, natch) to call you Dollface.




Oh my goodness ... did I just type 'natch'??!

Augh!



Thank you for being the first to call me Dollface, dear Bevis. I also very much privately enjoyed last week's variations, including Dollfits and Dollface O Lovelypants. You are a creative lot, aren't you?



Also: yes, you really did type 'natch'. Please refrain from doing it again as we are not 'that' type of blog.


BEVIS said...
PS - And I knew about the Green Guide letter (I read the Green Guide all the time, now that I so enjoy one particular column!), and it actually made up the third part of my TV posts on the whole Neighbours swearing debacle-that-isn't. But you were still busy writing this hours-long post when I published it, no doubt, so I mean nothing by it, I assure you.




And yes, the column I love so much is the sports bit. Or whatever.

In truth, I rarely read more than your section and the letters.

x



I went out for dinner with a spunky Neighbours writer last Friday and mentioned the 'F Bomb' scandal in thrilling whispers, expecting a cacophony of mutual shrieks. Instead she looked completely bemused and said she had no idea what I was talking about.


Me: But I thought you wrote for that show.


Her: I have a fucking life outside Neighbours, you know.


Me: No need to bite my head off.





Anonymous said...
Why are your blog posts turning up on a site about autism? (They may have just captured the feed.)



I have absolutely no idea. What site, where? My mother occasionally likes to tell me that I'm autistic, but then she is a terribly cruel woman who tap danced whilst pregnant with me and therefore has a lot to answer for.


A couple of years ago I was linked as a 'recovering alcoholic blog' by someone in the US, which was startling to say the least and pretty much drove me to drink. Irony? Discuss.



Anonymous said...
ms fitsnot sure if this is where you leave the friday q, but i have had a few wines so feel like i fit right in?thus my second question - do you think tom petrovski sits on a swisse ball and hence the writhing and high eyebrows?also whilst i am here, i am a VERY old aquaintence who has once been in your abode, so is it ok to say "remember us?" when in the supermarket?(apologies for spelling and other blog-type wrong-doings)



1. Wait, are you saying you fit right in because all the RYWHM commenters are hopeless liquor junkies, or because I am? I'm not sure I like your tone.


2. I had to google to find out who the hell Tom Petrovski was before realising he was the Commsec analyst who provides reports for channel 10's late news. Why are you so interested in what he's sitting on, anyway? Are you a stoner? Who the hell knows what those people get up to below the desk. I don't doubt it's highly illegal, at the very least.


p.s. My favourite google discovery about this particular topic is the festively spelt: What's the deal with Tom Piotrowski's Hair?


3. I actually bent the rules for you Anonymous as you blatantly posted this question in the wrong comments, but I am utterly intrigued as to who the hell you are and what the hell you're going on about. What does 'been in your abode' mean? Is it some kind of sex metaphor? If you are a 'VERY' old acquaintance, how do you know where I live nowadays? Which abode are you referring to exactly?


Anyways, if you see me in the supermarket and we are ex lovers and you sidle up to me in the Asian Goods aisle and say throatily 'remember us?' I will most likely run a mile as I abhor running into people I know in the supermarket, particularly if we have been naked together. Why don't you just stand outside my bedroom window and masturbate like a normal person?


Anonymous said...
RE: Girly Wank Porn..... how many intimate moments do you girls need? Can't you just shag?



If only it were that simple, Anon. There are only so many single and uncomplicated book-loving rock n roll tearaways in town looking for 'action'. Anyway, who are you to judge how many intimate moments we ladies need? We may have pressing issues that require tending to and may I say you have no right to pass comment on what we do in our private time.


Or wait, did you mean shag each other? What is this, Porky's? Pull yourself together, for god's sake.


Bonnie Conquest said...
Melons on heads are wayyy creepy! Unfortunately I witnessed some impromptu performance at a hippy house party in Northcote featuring a creep with a melon on his head. Awful.



Jesus christ. ANOTHER MELON ON HEAD REFERENCE. What does this all mean?


p.s. The words 'impromptu performance' and 'hippy house party in Northcote' should never go together, Bonnie. What on earth were you thinking? Those sorts of occasions can only end in the sort of all-in percussion jam that makes normal people feel uncomfortable and encourages gentlemen with names like Rainbow Goodvibez to throw a sweaty arm around fellow revellers and cover them in man tang.


Anonymous said...
How good is the rain? (Asked on Saturday.... Mostly there will be flood in the coming week and I will look the fool... not for the first time).



The rain was magnificent, Anon. It was nice to be able to switch off my rain machine for once and listen to the real thing.


Also. There is absolutely nothing wrong with looking the fool. It is something I indulge in on a daily basis, and things seem to be going quite well for me thus far.


*dons Dunce's cap*




BEVIS said...
Thank you, m'dear, for providing us wayward, ravenous, no-good scoundrels with the Saturday Update of this Friday Q&A post. I trust you still got to enjoy your weekend?



Oh I did, very much. Possibly a little too much, to be honest - an evening at the Tote seeing the magnificent Russian Roulettes supporting Gareth Drones, followed by all-night lady talk with my favourite Gen and then the mighty Spencer P Jones at the Curry surrounded by attractive and tactile tequila drinkers. It hurt like fuck on Monday, but boy we went down swinging.


Mirri said...
I saw Pre-Shrunk once, they were playing in Perth as a warm-up act to Placebo and Silverchair.

Placebo was the coolest, though some idiot in the mosh pit threw coins at the oh so lovely Brian Molko.

Oh, and a question, err, lessee...

Are your toenails painted? If not, i highly recommend it, the brightest red you can find. Toes deserve to be pretty too.



They are not painted, no. Next time I have someone tending to me I will demand that they start daubing at once. Which reminds me, Spencer P Jones was on my radio show the other night and said his fail-safe pick up line was 'You are a vision of loveliness and I wish to bathe your feet in perfumed oils' which I think was quite charming, if a little intense.


Topcat said...
G'day Dollface how's it going ? (in my best Michael Caton accent) ... So does that work ?.

Then we could move on to talk about Politics, Religion et cetera ... I'm sure that would give plenty of opportunity to slip some big words into the conversation ...
How would that be ?.

PS I'm catching up again, I've just started a new job after a long period of unemployment ...



I'm slightly confused by this question as it seems to be missing major sentences and gives the impression that you are sporadically awakening from a coma before slipping back into unconsciousness. Are you asking me out on a hypothetical date because you know I like to be called Dollface and get a bit razzed for boys with big vocabularies? If so, then yes it 'works' and I think it would be hypothetically marvellous although please go easy on religion as it is not one of my specialty subjects.


Grrr said...
Ms Fits, ask and ye shall receive:

http://www.celebrity-babies.com/2007/01/introducing_sil.html

But sadly, no pics of Valensi himself...



Oh lord, spawn of Valensi...




I really fancy the pants off Amanda de Cadenet, to be perfectly honest. She's all buxom and stacked in the trunk and blossomy and wearing a Ramones t-shirt and all else aside Valensi puts his precious business in her which makes her just about the perfectest woman ever.


Rod Stewart said...
Hey what are you doing for Australia Day?

We should have a barbeque or something. You know, to celebrate This Nation etc.

http://www.australiaday.gov.au/pages/images/waltz.pdf



I am celebrating this great day of racial pride by sitting at my computer in a micro mini answering anonymous questions, Rod. Thank you for the music and lyrics to Waltzing Matilda; I feel infinitely more patriotic and connected to my 'people'.


mara said...
Dear Ms. Fits, I have just completed a new year’s resolution…a complete review of the RYWHM backlog. I found this a particularly brilliant idea as:

1) I was able to combine a sense of achievement with legitimate procrastination – inventive, wouldn’t you agree?
2) I picked up many hints & tips on doomed relationships, Melbourne eateries, spa party etiquette, creative cursing & what to do in Daylesford – thankyou
3) I got the lovely thrill of extended exposure to your wit & wisdom – thankyou again

However, on noting your book recommendations, which I am currently taking under advisement, I noticed a dearth of female authors. Being a personal admirer of the graceful works of such writers as Margaret Atwood, Anne Tyler and the classics of Virginia Woolf, (all of which I think you must enjoy?) I was wondering, do you have your own short-list of favourites?



Boy, you're right. I've never really thought about it. I am a huge fan of Mary Karr's The Liars Club, as well as Zadie Smith's White Teeth and most of E. Annie Proulx's short stories. For some reason I don't naturally gravitate towards women writers, I'm not sure why. Possibly because I'm a card-carrying misogynist.


Also: the ENTIRE backlog of RYWHM? Are you out of your mind? Even people trying to keep tabs on me wouldn't put themselves through such an ordeal.


I feel like I owe you a cup of tea after that. Madness.



Anonymous said...
Fits,

To get your fire back for sport, have you considered jumping on the Melbourne Victory bandwagon?

I can't think of a team with 11 handsome-r players, plus they're a shoo-in for the premiership, which looks like a toilet seat...

what more do you need??



What more do I need to jump on the Melbourne Victory bandwagon? I don't know. Passion, commitment, a passing interest in basketball. Wait, are Melbourne Victory even a basketball team? Or is it soccer? You know I went to their website and I still couldn't fucking figure it out. They have lost my interest already. ADVERTISE YOURSELVES IN A MORE SUCCINCT FASHION, PEOPLE OF THE MELBOURNE VICTORY INTERWEB.


Dave said...
Anonymous said...
Just who exactly is the lead singer from TISM?

Anon, if you really want to know then I'm sure this deepest sewer of the internet will satisfy you, thecraplist.

Of course, ask yourself do you really care? You'll be disappointed, I guarantee. He works in a supermarket, drinks every night and gets to see the kids once or twice a month. Or else lives in a penthouse in Monaco and does coke off supermodels. Which would you prefer?



I hope you're not asking me that question, Dave. I've already expressed a deep and abiding non-interest in discovering further information about the lead singer from TISM. Having said that, I do prefer my musicians to be wild hedonists with emotional issues. So I'll go with the latter.


Grablé said...
Do you dislike Bill Granger as much as I do?



Well, that depends. How much do you dislike Bill Granger? Do you see him on television and shout ANYONE CAN MAKE RICOTTA HOTCAKES WITH HONEYCOMB BUTTER YOU INSUFFERABLE PRAT? Or are you hatching some murderous plot to throw a molotov cocktail through the window of one of his restaurants and set fire to his hair? I've never really minded Bill Granger, to be perfectly honest. He seems reasonably inoffensive, if a little sleek and grinny like the worst kind of smug seal.


The Last Scientician said...

Dear Fisty.

How do I stop procrastinating?

Luv, TLS



I am the absolute worst person alive to answer this as I spend the bulk of my days writing inane posts on mess and noise and doing the anagram word puzzle in the Age instead of sitting down for five minutes and concentrating on work. There are probably eight thousand and three things I can do rather than focus, including but not limited to: rearranging my record collection, colour coding my underwear, playing Ryvita jenga and sending borderline offensive text messages to random strangers. Anyway, what's wrong with procrastinating? You could be fiddling children or beating on Asian people instead, so by comparison you're practically a saint if you want to look at it that way WHICH I DO.


Jou-ce-ants said...
In time-honored blog/blagger style, I've stolen this idea from the equally Melbourne living Gempires:

"Stuff People Say Wrong That Shits Me"

C'MON *holds hand to face in vigorous imitation of little Lleyton*

Can RYWHM readers top/extend this list?

I'll kick off shall I?

In dialogue, people who say 'your' to describe a singular. Eg. With this all-inclusive package you get your magic-mascara, your all-in-one blusher/eyeshadow and your renewal night cream' When what they mean is 'With this all-inclusive package you get a magic-mascara, an all in-one-blusher eyeshadow and a renewal night cream"

Anyway, this Question is probably more akin to some kind of brazen blogosphere shoplifting than mere q&a. Q.2 Have I crossed an invisible but fatal line by using someone else's idea to ask a question here?

*exits with hands in air in manner of footballer declaring lack of guilt despite clear evidence to the contrary etc*

O fuck. Have I now stolen your 'stage direction' narrative style.

Must leave the Internet ...

so derivative now ...

*implodes in post-modern crisis*



Oh, you are WONDERFUL. Where did you come from, with all your comedy gesticulation and clever words? Please stay for a jam fancy or three.


Firstly, there is plenty of stuff people say wrong that shits me. It's another 'think' coming, NOT ANOTHER 'THING' COMING. No, I don't know why it's pronounced 'hyperbole' IT JUST IS SO SAY IT PROPERLY. There's a myriad of them that drive me nuts and make me cross inside even though I keep it cool on the surface so you'd never know that you'd forced me to seethe with your poorly considered dialogue.

I like that Gempires has highlighted the moronicty of 'for all intensive purposes' too, as it is a personal favourite.


Anyone else want to free their bonnets of bees?


Secondly, you haven't crossed a line by being 'inspired' by Gempires to ask a question. Besides which you've linked like the most polite of young people and I applaud your blogular manners.


Anonymous said...
Hey Fisty. What news hast thou?

I need your wisdom right about now. Oh Fits. Won't you lend me your wisdom?!

Umm basically i've just met this gal. Gone on a first date, etc. I barely know her but kinda dig her. If that makes sense?

Anyway yesterday i told her i had Bipolar disorder & all hell broke loose. Apparentely her ex boyfriend had the illness & they went thru some serious shit with him trying to commit suicide when she left him etc.

Anyway this really bummed me out due to the fact that i'd rather fuck a piece of fruit than brood or cry over a gal parting ways.

So i told her it was her call, that i'd hate for that to be the reason why we stopped seeing each other but ultimately it was her decision & i'd understand either way.

Which brings me to my question. Should i talk to her now & just end it saying i'd rather depart on good terms, etc or should i just continue talking to her, taking it slowly & hope for the best?

Apologies for the long ass question. Just abit confused at the moment.

Take care, love.

x



Hello, friend. I have plenty of news, but it sounds as though your dilemma is a little more pressing right now. Glory be, is anyone having an easy time of it at present?


I guess if you've felt that connection with your ladyfriend after one date only (and why not; often these things can happen breathtakingly fast) it might be worth trying to stick it out and open up the topic for discussion. It's understandable that she feels tentative after her horrifyingly traumatic experience (the poor fucker; that sounds undeniably intense), but you're not her ex and it sounds as though you're being pretty straight-up about where your head's at from the word go. This can only be a good thing.


Keep talking, take it slow, and handle both her and the situation with kid gloves. Rest assured if she's unable to give herself over to you it's not due to anything you've done...some people are just too broken by their past to throw themselves headlong into new love.



p.s. What's wrong with fucking a piece of fruit anyway? Is this something to do with the 'melons on head' brigade? I'm deeply suspicious of you people this afternoon.


Anonymous said...
To Anonymous of Collingwood, who was mistaken for a butch lesbian while out on the town with his wife:

I have been subject to exactly the reverse phenomena!

While out on a date with a (hetero male) transvestite at the legendary Taxi Club in Sydney, I was standing at the bar watching my highly entertaining date pole dancing on the stage.

I am tall and was wearing a girly dress.

One of those slightly creepy men who hang around tranny bars trying to pick up slunk over to me and whispered in my ear "Mmmmm. Yummy, yummy."

Apparantly he had mistaken me for a boy in girl drag! It makes my head hurt if I think about it too long...

Would he have been disappointed if he had taken me back to his place only to discover that I was not the complete 'package'?

Do I need to tone down the 'glamour'?

And why is there no colloquial name for these guys?

From SAL



A colloquial name for which guys? The ones who hang around in tranny bars trying to pick up? AND MAY I ASK WHAT SORT OF GRUBBY PICK UP IS 'MMMMM. YUMMY YUMMY'?? Honestly.


Isn't the more common version of this story the one where a drunken man scoops up a hotness lady from a bar only to find that she's packing boy-heat in her briefs? You should be pleased you're putting a modern twist on a classic. Who knows if your particular creep would have been disappointed with your vagina; by the sounds of things he was simply after a vacant orifice to crawl inside for the evening. If it's any consolation, gender confusion is really quite a Shakespearian dilemma and you'll no doubt eventually have some confused gentleman in a ruff thinking he's gay for falling madly in love with you before delivering a wordy soliloquy and racing off with a ladder in his tights. This is an EXCITING OCCURRENCE and whatever you do don't tone down the glamour in the interim because the world needs more of it, frankly.


mydogmo said...
Keith Urban on rehab:

"abstinence is the ticket into the movie, not the movie"

I have no idea what this guy was on but I don't think it is over yet..

Ms.Fits, please explain.

[Also, Keith Urban once played at my high-school. He's come a long way folks...]



Wtf? Was he 'bulbing' when he imparted that particular piece of wisdom?

I don't know, I guess it's something to do with staying the course and maintaining focus and not just presuming that because you haven't had a nip of cooking sherry in three weeks that you're in the all clear and it's probably best to remain both abstinent and vigilant and keep up your meetings if you want your lanky glass of milk wife to stick it out with you. Is that a little clearer?

I've never been asked to 'Translate Urban' before. How interesting.


gigglewick said...
Ms Fits,

Is it wrong to keep on collecting cook books, knowing all the while that you will never cook more than one item from each more than once?

Is this some kind of weird food porn?

(I read the recipes AND look at the pictures - promise)



I don't think there's anything wrong with it at all. It's so nice to look at the shiny pictures of other people's functioning lives and cutlery and pasta wrapped up in baking paper and brown string (WHY DO THEY DO THIS) and close the pages with a happy self-satisfied sigh and head out for take-away Pizza Meine Liebe. If they want us to cook it why would they make it look so impossibly glossy and beautiful, the fiends?

If it's food pornography, then so be it. We each of us have our kink.


zzymurgy said...
my question is:

can a public holiday stop Friday Q&A #54?




NOTHING WILL STOP THE MIGHTY FRIDAY Q AND A #54.


I'm not Craig said...
Caboodle? Fat Peach? The Fizzleheads? Pangaea? THAT'S 90.

Again, no. And you can rule out Pale, Eat the Menu, Directions in Groove, The Mavises, Dentist Drill, The Fauves, Bodyjar, Ratcat and the Gin Blossoms.

That’s 99. You have one last chance to guess it before it remains a mystery forever…



Oh, Directions In Groove. That's a good one.


Were you in Tlot Tlot? Have I said them already? I'm hungry.


p.s. You promised us that you would give over the goods once we hit 100, INC. Start confessing.


Although gigglewick has other ideas...

gigglewick said...
No fair INCraig.

Of course YOU know which bands you weren't in.

Ms Fits - I demand a recount taking out all bands INCraig has contributed and judge that we're still a good 20 bands off hitting this allegedly magic 100.


PS Bzark?



20 bands off? Right. Now we're getting serious. Were you in Ripe? The Broken Arrows? Frente? The Johnnys?



elmo said...
right then. i take your 'shot of GTFO' advice into my heart with all the other friend's advice of identical nature. i know it is the only way.

but why does it feel so much like giving up? can two people be in love, but only end up destroying eachother?

i can only listen to "you can't always get what you want" so many times, thinking it sounds like the insufferable blatherings of someone who always got exactly what they wanted.

p.s. when you see my house you will understand why i can NEVER MOVE.



I really do believe that two people can love wholly and still end up destroying each other, yes. It's awful to accept and it hurts like being smacked in the face with a burning pipe, but it's true.

It sounds like you know in your heart of hearts what to do. But you can't rush it. When you're ready to step away from the destructive nature of your relationship, you'll do it. It will be effortless and wonderful and you will feel reborn. In the meantime, try to minimise the time and energy wasted on Mr. soul-destroyer. Easier said than done, I know.


p.s. Alright then, HE has to move. You're getting what I'm saying here, are you not?


Simon said...
Do you have a preference... Sean Condon, or John Birmingham?

I'd lean towards Sean, as he's a little more international.

I've even wondered if they're the same person (John Condon?) There's some real similarities.

PS. If you're friendly with either/both, you don't have to answer this question. It's not about sex.

While I"m thinking about Seans, an opinion on the new Bond film..? Having thought about it recently (holidays, divided between the 007 oeuvre and wanking [not about Bond], but I hear it's been nice outside), I've decided that he and the new movie crap on every one previous.



What a lovely amble of a question, Simon. An out-loud muse if ever I heard one, and perfect for such a lazy summery afternoon.


1. I've never really thought about comparing the two, to be honest. I probably like John Birmingham because he's less 'international' (what does this even mean, anyway?) and everyone I know has a copy of the Felafel book like they do Nevermind squirreled away in their dusty milk crate shelving. I don't think they're the same person, for what it's worth. AND I HAVE NOT SLEPT WITH EITHER OF THEM, IF THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE IMPLYING.


2. I haven't seen it. Is 'he and the new movie crap on every one previous' a glowing recommendation then?


Ryan said...
Hello sweetheart (I'm practicisng my Australian accent, but apparently I've been over here so long that when I do it sounds fake...)

INC - haven't we already mentioned Ratcat? Surely a recount is in order.

Fitsy, from what you mentioned about your mum saying to you the other week, I'm starting to wonder whether yours has been moonlighting as mine, as they sound terribly similar...

So how are your mum and dad? Hope they're well.




Oh, my parents are in rude health thank you. They have been staying at a house by the beach and taking lots of long strolls and eating good food and calling me every ten minutes or so to remind me that it's someone's birthday, bless their hearts.


MelbourneGirl said...
"To Anonymous of Collingwood, who was mistaken for a butch lesbian while out on the town with his wife"

my question is, was this not one of the most pleasing sentences you have ever read? without laughing at poor anon of coll, i have to say i think this was very amusing.

off the top of your head, is there one friday question that sticks out for you, just like it's way funny, or way tragic, or way fascinating? (why am i talking like a valley girl? i don't know)

or all three? don't go back through archives, just off the top of your head. or is it all a meaty blur?

have a nice weekend and stay off those espresso martinis, girl.



You know, I hadn't even noticed that particular sentence until you pointed it out and since then I have been re-reading it and having many private smiles and it has been quite a lovely addition to the day. So thank you.

With regards to choosing one particular Friday question...I guess they are kind of a meaty blur. The one that sticks in my head most recently is 'fuck reason, just kisses' which isn't even a question but made me tingle all over when I read it. Other than that they are like my non-existent children and how can I choose just one when I find so much joy nestling beneath each and every precious word?





Am I getting offensively Christian today with my love for the world or is it just warm in here?


The Slapper Princess said...
"Never mind, there's always netball. Shall we form a blogger's team?"

Will we be allowed to wear purple netball skirts and massive white bloomers like when I played Goal Keeper for the Donvale Sparklers?



Oh dear. Do we have to? Can't we just wear romper suits and neck braces and be known as the Northcote Specials?


MelbourneGirl said...
oooh, i forgot about the netball team. i can play gk or gs. possibly wing defence for maybe one quarter. centre will have to be someone small and annoying energetic.

what was your position, fits?



My position was 'don't let her play as she runs like a duck with a chafing problem' mostly. I was terrified of netball as I was a completely bookish showoff (not much has changed, really) and was much happier acting out Harriet the Spy in the library conversation pit for an audience of mystified grade ones than participating in team bonding.


That said, happy to don an outfit and race around looking wan and waving my arms around as I believe is the common practice.



***************************


Right you are then. I've got a weekend of carousing with the children at the Big Day Out and dj-ing at handsome men's birthday parties ahead of me. Did that sentence even make sense? Jesus, I don't know. My mind is cactus. All aboard the good ship Hedonism, and you'll leave your questions for next week in the comments below if you know what's good for you.





288 days til the next election.

50 comments.

Comments

26Jan17:42
Oddie said...

G'day Missy,

My parents recently purchased the Power Without Glory DVD and I've been lucky enough to watch some with them. I don't know if you've seen it but I've a few questions;

Has 26 hours of television ever been made that's more laborious and bloated?

How did they think having a 50 year man playing a 21 year old guy (Michael Vaughn) was good casting?

Does your dad play Jim Tracy?

Oddie.

26Jan18:32
redbarren said...

why am i always pinging my browser on a friday come 4pm checking for the latest q+a ? i also waited for last saturday's 50% chance of a q+a sequel - maybe she'll post it nice n early before the day really begins - (the fact i went back 4 a gr8sundaymakeup q+a post is sheer stoopidity)

have ryvitas sponsored da r'm method yet btw ? http://www.ryvita.com/ within the industry i know quite a few non-triangulated disparate folk who have referred to u as the ryvita blogger which is a good position of the market to be (could be because they r green guide readers); are we talking olive oil low fat marg first then vegemite not too spread too be overpowering and coming thru those little pores, or are we adding cheddar cheese ?

26Jan19:04
Anonymous said...

I tap-danced through both my pregnancies. Now I'm worried my kids will tell me I have a lot to answer for in 20 years time. I mean, obviously they will in general, but I'm talking specifically related to the tap-dancing incubation. Would you mind elucidating on the matter?

26Jan20:02
Crystal said...

"Last night I was on a date which was very pleasant until my ex-husband's record was put on the pub stereo. It's a little unnerving making polite talk with someone when beautifully heartfelt songs about you and your relationship are on high rotation in the background. Has this happened to anyone else?

Me.
and probably Cher.
and Courtney Love
and most certainly Rosanna Arquette ...

26Jan21:24
fluffy said...

I'm Not Craig:

Was it Hurdy Gurdy? Prude? High Pass Filter? Treehouse? Kilfinnen? Guiltfilter? Plastic Spacemen? Sickbay? BreatherHole?

A deal's a deal. Spill.

26Jan21:58
Tim Chuma said...

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26Jan23:18
Painfree said...

Hi Ms Fits, yr so gorgeous..
First, a band for IMCraig -Prussian Blue.
Secondly, the 7 top reasons why the contents of Anonymous of Collingwood's undies drew the embarrassing reaction from the lady at the lesbian bar:
1 His dried arrangement reminded her it was watering night.
2.He had wood.
3.She had flash-backs from high school.
4 She had a sudden taste for a chipolata.
5. She thought she was the only man in the house.
6. The Dj played James Blunt.
And the top reason:
7.She remembered she'd left sausage and vegetables simmering on the stove.
Bye

26Jan23:24
Anonymous said...

Have been inspired by your article a few Saturdays ago to read more but can only remember John Fante's 'Ask the Dust' as one book you mentioned. And bugger of buggers my local library does not have it (I did spend some time however by the modern feminist poetry wearing a hopeful expression).

I notice mara said that your book recommendations are on this site/blog. Is there an easier way of finding them than simply trawling through all posts on the blog (pleasing prose therein not withstanding)?

Don't want to have to do something for myself, much less think for myself you know.

27Jan03:34
Anonymous said...

Hello Treacle,

I once picked up a gorgeous gorgeous man (well out of my league) by telling him he had the ugliest shoes I have ever seen but that he made up for it by wearing pants that were overly tight around the penis region.

A fella once picked me up by throwing a handful of flour in my face and saying 'put that in your pipe and smoke it'.

What are your best picking up experiences? My girlfriends and I were discussing this recently and I heard some pearlers.

x

27Jan10:06
anne altman said...

fitsy
when is it time to give it up, pack it in, start digging the hole and jump down in it?
yours,
anne

ps "flag waving racist"

HEHHEHEH LOVE YOU!

27Jan12:59
Anonymous said...

A friend of mine keeps asking me to show him my tits. He isn't interested in the rest of me, and continues to tell me how horribly ugly I am, but only when other people are around. When we are alone together he is really nice and we have a great time, but otherwise he is a total arsehole. Should I show him my tits, or slap him in the face? Or both?

27Jan20:40

You know, I have to say, I'm slightly affronted by your suggestion that I could be out kiddy fiddling or committing racial violence. Could be? COULD BE?! What kind of monster do you think I am?

Still, it reminds me that an evil, intelligent but lazy person is preferable to a hard-working, good person with no idea what they are doing.

Also, I wonder if someone will pick up on your use of the word "myriad" in responding to the grammatical question last week. Lucky it's use is acceptable in more than one way.

P.S. Power without Glory is available on DVD now? I have been searching for a couple of years...

27Jan20:46
Big Matt Stud said...

INC

It's getting very difficult to remember which bands have been actually been mentioned, but since everybody else here seems to have had a go I'd feel left out if I didn't put in my $0.02.

The Ups and Downs ? Mr Floppy ? (candidates for the best album title ever with The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Dickhead, so congrats if that was you) Clowns Smiling Backwards ? The Browns ? Happy Hate Me Nots ? Captain Spaulding ?


For God's sake, give it up man, before Fisty has to actually create an entire sub-blog dedicated to you (Reasons You Will Hate I'm Not Craig ?) I have read the entry which started this, and I know that wasn't your intention so I'm not having a go, but can you ever have imagined that your fifteen minutes would last quite this long ?

27Jan22:18
Anonymous said...

Dear Anonymous,
Always show your tits. :)

28Jan09:25
Anonymous said...

hello ms,
i have a crush on your friend travis cotton. please list the steps to capture his heart. also - i am not as smart as you, so perhaps looking at it from a different approach for my simple mind would go down the best?
x
ps if we marry, you may be the bridesmaid.

28Jan11:42
alan smithee said...

Dear Ms Fits,

I'm heading to Melbourne soon for a week-long stay in the city. My knowledge of Melbourne was hazy to begin with but it's been seven years (!) since I was last there. I'm supposed to be using some of the time to write, which is something I prefer to do in places with lots of background clatter (cafes, pubs etc). Any recommendations on venues in the CBD or stumbling distance thereof that I could plant myself with a notebook and not (a) be constantly asked by waitstaff if I need anything else (ie rushed out the door) and (b) look like a complete wanker. Although I'm willing to submit (b) may be hard to pull off anywhere.

28Jan13:54
Cloudy said...

Anyone else want to free their bonnets of bees?

The most ironic one of all: Pronounciation. AARRGGHH!

DO you think there's ever a context where it's ok to correct people who do these things without coming off like a pedantic wanker?

28Jan15:58
Berlios said...

"It's a little unnerving making polite talk with someone when beautifully heartfelt songs about you and your relationship are on high rotation in the background. Has this happened to anyone else?"

Sometime soon I'll have to spill the beans about my date with P.J. Harvey. I love Dean's (cafe), but...

29Jan01:27
niknik said...

how was big day out? -i want details..
did i miss anything?

29Jan09:30
zzymurgy said...

Anon: slap him in the face WITH your tits. You will both find it very satisfying.

Whoever suggested Eat The Menu as INC's band, you may not have that one as it was an Adelaide band of the 90s. It did, however, contain several members who were not Craig.

And anyone could claim to be in TISM, although that's arguably not an 80s band either.

Also, bad grammar gives me the shits so much, especially misused apostrophes, and even more when it's been printed in a catalogue or a similarly corporate-style publication which would have been checked by a large number of people before going to print. (I love long sentences, though, much more than diminutive ones, and disjointed unrelated thoughts tacked on to the end of them.)

In summary, I don't have a question, I just love to read other people's questions as I find them delightfully entertaining. I think I would very much like to meet you all in a pub one day.

29Jan12:21
Anonymous said...

Dear Ms Fits, was there a delightfully entertaining circumstance when you first met Gabi? did you hit it off straight away or did it take several drunken nights at the cherry bar to cement the friendship?
ps a couple more for IMC before we turn our backs and pointedly ignore him - Hoot McKloot, King Snake Roost, Seaweed Gorillas?
Thanks, Helen Hellbound

29Jan12:30
sublime-ation said...

1.Fits, in response to the other week (I miss a week here and there), Bob Sessions has excellent taste in writers. GO BOB.

2.I've been watching this game with amusement, but for fuck's sake I'm Not Craig, just spill and admit that you are probably Dylan Lewis (Brown Hornet).
Surely we've done every other band whose ever played in the 90s. In Fitzroy, anyway.

3.I loved the question about things people say that piss you off. At the moment I am getting infuriated by the American habit (relatively new) of not conjugating the word 'fit' into 'fitted'.
I haven't heard it said, but seen it written many times: eg 'Last year, that dress fit you well.'
Is that not the most annoying thing ever invented?

4.BAGS ME WING DEFENCE. I am stubborn as all hell, even against those tall girls from Broady with the long nails and tear-inducing sledging habits*. Plus I suck at every other position.

* I have no idea if I still am or not as the last time I played netball was approx. 19 years ago.

5.All the Friday Q&A questioners in a pub. Now that'd be fun. And, I'd imagine, quite strange.

6.I actually went through a D.I.G revival last year. I don't know why.

29Jan14:06
zzymurgy said...

RYWHMFQ&A in a pub!

INC's band would finally get a gig between tracks on the ex-Mr Fits's semi-autobiographical love record and the sublime sounds of Anonymous's pregnant tap-dancing and tit-slapping. Not to mention bees escaping bonnets and beans being spilled.

there's a concept album right there...

29Jan14:19
morgan said...

The RYWHM Community Noticeboard lives on....

Fits, just jumping in with a response to Mr Alan Smithee because I am huge fan of his extensive body of work and am very excited by him imminent visit to Melbs. Perhaps he is planning to shoot his next film here.....

Mr Smithee, CBD-wise I recommend parking your posterior & associated hardware in Degraves (Street) or one of the cutie cafes in Block Place. These places can get crowded (being so petite) so avoid lunch or dinner. But best ask the staff how they feel about you parking your laptop for extended periods.

Should you be high on the hotness &/or coolness quotient they could be rather pleased with your window dressing (funny I tried to check IMDb for your mugshot but there's no pic there).

The Journal Cafe in Flinders Lane is beautiful. And maybe St Jerome's in Caledonian Lane altho' not sure if they're open during the day.

29Jan14:31
voodooboy said...

Dear fitzy. I have met Mr Birmingham, about half a chapter of one of his books is set at my house (i have the house with the inflatable Scream in the WA chapter of Dopeland). He didn't really seem the type who was up to maintaining complex double lives as Sean Condon, what with all the drunken confusion and throwing up on my lawn. I didn't really have a question, but I guess I'll ask if you've ever suffered the indignity of having well known authors record your intoxicated shenanigans in print for posterity?

I will add that while Mr Birmingham maintains that he has heard of someone receiving oral sex on the basis of knowing some of the people mentioned in Felafel, I have so far not received any sexual favours on the basis of hosting a whole half a chapter.

29Jan15:50
Anonymous said...

bxI've slept with Sean Condon - many years ago, and he is a funny funny man! I had a crush on him that lasted many years, and writing this now I wonder if I still do!

29Jan17:56
Okay, Lara Bingle said...

Ms Fits,

I know you have a lot of suitors, but how will I catch your eye above the crowd? I am fantastically tall, if that helps. I don't want a how-to guide, its just depressing to come on here and realise my stalking is for naught, as you have a bevy, a panoply, even a cornucopia of mannish attention.

This stems from a recent night where I was asked who was on my celebrity crush list and realising it was you, Asia Argento and Helen Mirren.

Anyway, questions:

1. Why does Clem Bastow have an Age blog and not you? I quite like Clem, but surely... c'mon now. And a second prong.. why does the Age website have so many spelling errors? These two factors are not necessarily connected.

2. You think this is the real Quaid?

3. Gyms; are we still right to mock those who make use of the stationary equipment or necessary evil considering the modern world's diet of profiteroles and beef jerky?

4. Try this:
- One Ryvita
- Light spread of vegemite
- Three-four slices of avacado
- Light sprinkle of paprika
- Thin slice of gouda
- Alfalfa (I know - trust me)

Avacado and vegemite are secretly having an affair, and if you want to catch them in the act, you need to provide the best seedy hotel there is. The human mouth.

5. Read all of Martin Amis yet?

6. Worst pick up line: "Want to come back to my place to drink beer and butt-fuck?" Follow up: "what, you don't like beer?" Heard at the Big Day Out.

- Not Lara Bingle

29Jan20:15
Anonymous said...

Would "future employers" really bother checking the internerd for posts to forums and whatnot to check your behaviour? I'm rooted then as my name is all over the place and in the legal files of the Nine Network (that was a while ago though.)

30Jan20:14
kranki said...

Let me just say that I'm certainly a sloppy writer who says crap like "I dunno" and "alotta" on occasion. However I do believe that in the sentence below that myriad is used somewhat incorrectly. There should not be an article in front of myriad. It would be similar to saying, There's a many of them drive me nuts.

"There's a myriad of them that drive me nuts and make me cross inside even though I keep it cool on the surface so you'd never know that you'd forced me to seethe with your poorly considered dialogue."

But I'm a lazy seppo fucktard and I make alotta mistakes so it's possible that I dunno what I'm talking about.

Finally my question. Do you think that email is having a profound negative effect on written communication.

p.s. Zmog! i tnk ure hawt n' kewl n' smexy. Wan swap pix w/me? U lik 2 partee cuz i gib gud pzzy akshun?

31Jan16:49
Big Matt Stud said...

What the hell is with Tim Blair and his storm trooper fucktards ? Who appointed them as the right-wing minders of the Interwebs ? Does he spend all of his time reading left-wing inclined blogs hoping to find something to be incensed about ? Or is there some kind of right-wing bat signal that lights up whenever right-wing sensibilities have been offended - "Quick, Bolty, to the BatCave".

Can't we just be free to write whatever stupid thing we like on our side of the fence, and let them come up with their own stupidity on their side ? What possible enjoyment is gained from wasting electrons going back and forward with pointless abuse of someone whose position you're never going to agree with any way ?

Why can't we all just get along ?

Anyway, this is less a Friday Q&A question than yet another pointless rant consisting of a bunch of questions to which there aren't any good answers. Move along, nothing to see here.

31Jan23:28
Painfree said...

Hi again, fts.
I'm so excited!
Crochet bikinis are coming back!

www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2007/
01/31/0131webst_underwear2.jpg

I expect to see you with carefully positioned nipples at a nearby beach this very weekend!

Painfree

01Feb07:11
I'm not Craig said...

Aaaaarrrgggggh this is doing my head in.

For a game that has no rules (and, many would argue, no point) we seem to be getting a lot of challenges to answers and demands for recounts. Why?

I am deeply confused. How many are we really up to? Do I have to tell you now or not? Will everyone hate me when the answer turns out to be as big a let down as I have been telling you for months that it would be?

So, before we get to the biggest clue ever, in fact so big it’s pretty much the answer, let’s build the suspense by dealing with a couple of this week’s entries.

Zzymurgy
As to who guessed Eat the Menu, that was me. I’m standing by this one. They were originally from Brisbane, but relocated to Adelaide around the time they recorded “Whoosh”. They then moved to Melbourne in 1997, got a deal with Polydor and changed their name to The Mercy Bell (because Eat the Menu is the name of an old Sugarcubes song and the record company were unaccountably nervous about upsetting Bjork). After a few more gigs and a truly surreal performance on the Midday Show with Kerri-Anne, they moved to Nashville and we never saw them again.

I am slightly surprised that you objected to the inclusion of this band, but not to the Gin Blossoms. They were from Arizona. They have never even been to Melbourne.

Helen Hellbound
I have been trying to get people to turn their backs and pointedly ignore this thing for weeks. It hasn’t worked, mostly because the lovely Ms Fits keeps asking me more questions and it seems rude not to answer, SHE GIVES US SO MUCH AND ASKS FOR SO LITTLE IN RETURN etc

Big Matt Stud
I’m surprised that RYWHINC does not already exist. I would be honoured if it did.

And hang on a minute, THIS is my 15 minutes of fame? A bunch of people who don’t know who I am naming bands that I was not in? Damn.

Sublime
Really, really not Dylan Lewis.
Really.


And so to the Really Big Clue™.

My wife suggested that at this point I should announce that I played violin for the Corrs, but I can’t do that as Gigglewick has connections to that particular Irish supergroup and I would surely get busted.

So, as an alternative, if anyone actually wants to know the answer it would probably help if you looked at my profile, where in addition to the way cute picture of a coffee drinking tiger, you will also find the names of not one but two bands that I used to play in. And when you say “WTF I have never heard of these bands” I will get to say “See?”


PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CAN WE STOP THIS NOW PLEASE?

01Feb10:39
Big Matt Stud said...

INC

So you were in the Cure ? Which one were you ? The fat one who wasn't Robert Smith ?

01Feb12:52
MelbourneGirl said...

i'm not sure if i have any questions, but it's just so warm and conversational on this thread, so here goes:

1. subby, you can be wing defence. i'm happy to play anything except centre.

2. INC - i'm laughing at this fine mess you haven't gotten yourself into here. hoping it ends soon. i can feel your pain.

3. the age website, probably like the age hard copy, would be a bit thin on subeditors. they are just an extra cost and who cares if there are a few mistakes here and there, and writers are meant to proof their own work as much as possible. i care alot, which leads me to 4:

4. the thing that drives me wild these days is that amongst children under 16, a new form of versus has appeared. it's "verse" used as a verb, ie i'm going to verse you at tennis, collingwood are versing esse'don (grrr, another one)

this is serious because it makes me want to throw small children against walls.

5. my other gripe is "taa". i hate it when people say taa to me. sorry, but there it is. i suspect there is a correlation between taa and haitch. what do you think? this is going to upset my boy if he reads this, cause he's started saying it to me, for some reason. 3 years into the relationship.

6. i do have a question. i know you're an only child, fits, but i swear the new girl on neighbours who plays lou's "daughter" lolly is a version of you. i'm hoping you won't be offended by this, not like with the comparisons people made re you and melanie howard.

7. i have another question. did you know i am getting married on your birthday? spooky hey?

8. one last one. i'm going to a pink poker party on saturday night. there is also another engagement but miles away. should i try to go to that as well? i'm old in the bones though, and i just don't think i can do that sort of thing anymore. what incentives might there be?

so that's really only 3 questions.

01Feb15:12
Rustique Too said...

Ms Fits (and indeed all RYWHM observers),

What is your attitude toward referring to a recently met female as "darl"?

I myself see it as the feminine version of mate: ideal to be used if you don't know/are too drunk to remember the subject's name while involved in casual conversation. My last experience of using darl however saw the recipient proceed to immasculate me (all the while wearing a most affronted countenance) by potting the final 5 balls to thrash me in the game of pool we both happened to be competing in (I tell you Eddie Charlton would have been happy with her sublime display). Is there a chance she had mistaken "darl" for "oi dickhead" or is darl to be left in the 1950's burlesque houses?

01Feb15:26
Grrr said...

Fits, as a woman with a finely tuned taste in the fellas, what are your thoughts on Waleed Aly?

I find him quite attractive (and not just because of his articles).

01Feb15:52
elaine said...

I like neither bacon nor avocado.

Does this mean I will never find love?

All sorts of spunky men have gone from keen to cold after I've wrinkled and turned up my nose at the suggestion that I might like to taste their bacon and avocado roll*. I would have thought they would find it charming that I'll never steal their favourite snack from the 'fridge.



* not a euphemism.

01Feb16:02
McDave said...

Yo Lady Fit-tastic,

well, I went along to the Big day out, enjoyed it, but like you, left with a bitter taste of age in my mouth. what has happened to the world? Did I make a wrong turn and end up napping with that guy from that Nursery rhyme I can never remember the name of? All of a sudden I am that old guy in the crowd all the young ones avoid, and I'm not even 30 yet!

Anyway. Am very envious of your interview with Peaches. Had never seen her before and was dragged along by a mate and left wanting more. She made it into my "highlights for the day" along with Muse. I know, I know, where is my support of the local music scene? But I did sit through Eskimo Joe! And incidently did my thing for the older musicians and saw a very tired Violent Femmes.

so... question.... what was Peaches like, and is her Drummer single? I don't quite know how to put this but that Vixen of the Skins left me with quite the heart murmur!

01Feb16:15
actonb said...

Ms Fits, I have been reading all the comments left by the Blairites, and I'm so terribly distressed by it all. So I have a couple of questions:
1. Is it really blogging if all you do is post a link and say ner-ner-ni-ner-ner? (as the delightful Mr Blair seems to think)
2. Do these nasty people not realise the irony inherent in there hate-filled vitriolic outbursts?
3. Why can't we all just get along & etc? Indeed, where is the love?

And, um, thanks for the lovely blogginess...

01Feb16:34
MelbourneGirl said...

i second actonb's numbers 2 & 3 above. i just caught up with all the hatiness at the other post. let me just say for the record, i GOT where you were coming from, and there is a lot of irony in their vitriol.

why are people so unkind?

01Feb17:41
Altissima said...

Dear Ms Fits




There appear to be huge gaps between each paragraph in entries on your blog. Each gap equivalent to about 3 or 4 lines of text.




Is is meant to look like that? or is something wrong with my browser? (I am using firefox).




Your blog has always appeared this way on my computer. I don't know how it appears on other computers, as I've never checked. None of the other blogs I read (including other blogger blogs) have this strange effect.




This unnaturally large spacing only occurs in your posts. The comments section is usually OK (except for this comment, where I have deliberately tried to duplicate the effect).

01Feb19:09
Anonymous said...

I feel a bit of an anachronism because I don't know who Peaches is. I first thought it might be an uber-cool Japanese author who wrote graphic gothic novels but I must have an over developed imagination, as it has become obvious she is a musician.

After reading your post X it seemed to me that you are in fact falling in love at this very moment. Is there anything better than falling in love?

Speaking of peaches, I bought a piece of carrot cake the other day and asked the young sales assistant: "Do you have any fresh whipped cream?" Sure etc. Turn my back for a moment and see her finishing applying cream right out of a can all over the cake. So, if I may: How hard is it?

And now I am really pushing your commitment here - especially to a meek anonymite - but, where are all the Snowdens of yesteryear?

Fondly.

01Feb22:14
Anonymous said...

Tim Rogers actually reads his Myspace page? I have printed out his swear-filled messages to me and will treasure them forever!

01Feb23:26
CrackWhore33 said...

Hiya MsFits,

Long time lurker, 2nd post. (First was done as anon).

And it's not as if I'm posting this late just to catch you out or anything, haha.

Genuine question: do you get much fan snail mail? More specifically, did the production offices of 'the horsey show' ever forward you a letter sent all the way from the old country a few years (3, approx) back? Never heard anything, politesse notwithstanding. Or maybe that was the problem? If I'd known you were this raunchy I'd have enclosed a pic of the little General; now that would have ensured a response, I'm sure.

And hey, I didn't come all this way to stalk you, so relax.

Have to add, what happened to you at the Japanese restaurant this week was just the coolest thing! Will have to try that sometime on someone. Just wondering, since they left while you were still eating, how did they work out how much... ah forget it.

Great blog, btw.

02Feb04:16
Ryan said...

So Ms Fitsy,
Have any wise boys sensibly acted upon Wednesday's advice and rustled up a few our your kisses as yet? Surely Melbourne boys recognise a good thing when they see it (apart from football teams, of course).

Have you ever thought of following the Dockers?

Lastly, when is it still too soon to meet my lovely girlfriend's parents? They are up in London soon from deepest Devon, and while she by no means pushed at all, she just made a few casual comments, and left the ball in my court. Whilst I know that it won't be an issue to her if I don't (and it doesn't actually concern me...too much), how soon is too soon?

02Feb11:29
Anonymous said...

Oh Learned One,

I currently live with my girlfriend and am somewhat in love (isn't that lovely).

I am staunchly north-of-the-river and until recently I thought she was too...

However, she has recently expressed an overwhelming desire to live in ST KILDA *gasp*. She wants to move immediately.

Who the hell actually wants to live in St Kilda anyways?

What in the name of all that isn't shiny, tanned and hairless am I to do?

Please advise.

Nony Mouse

02Feb12:55
sublime-ation said...

Kranki you are correct about myriad. It means 'thousands of'; so saying myriad of is like saying thousands of of. It's like saying ATM Machine.

MG: Cool. WD for me. And what incentives do you need? Ro, Elaine and I will be there. And Ruby. And maybe more???

I'm Not Craig: I'm so relieved that you aren't Dylan Lewis.

Fits, Sorry to add to your huge list again, put it on next weeks if you like, but I had another blog dream last night where I was hanging out with you, Clem and Lorelei, for someone's birthday, which was nice cause we were all dressed up. Clem morphed halfway through the dream into being blonde Lithuanian, and you had a short 1920s bob with a short fringe and it really suited you. Must be the Anais Nin reference. Would you ever consider doing this?

Also, how do you cope with people being jealous and envious of you? I find some people attract this more than others, for no apparent reason, and it is the stupidest thing ever.

God, now I sound like I had 3 espresso cocktail thingies for breakfast.

02Feb16:03
meva said...

Not really a question, Ms Fits.

But what a week you've had, eh? Hopefully, the nasty little critters will slink away and leave your blog to your usual kind and witty commenters.

02Feb17:31
Anonymous said...

Was it nice being refered to as the Spencer Street Soviet Honeytrap this week? And what do you think of the Hardy Watch site, are you behind it?

03Feb15:54
Anonymous said...

your own boylesque troupe?
check out san francisco's
www.sfboylesque.com

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