
The World As I See It Today.

As the spring and summer months arrive, I'm feeling a bit dandier in my steps. I've always said the key to feeling good, is looking good. Ugly people are almost always unhappy. As I've always said, if you're ugly, you might as well be dead. Thankfully, people like Tommy Hilfiger are around to offer guidance to looking sharp. Here's a few of his tips, from style.com:
This giant red ball with legs has been handing out fliers near my office for the past few weeks. Every time I see him, I have a nearly uncontrollable urge to knock him down. I know, I know - I'm a thoughtless little pig but I can't help it. 
Round 1, Erik battles someone.
Round 2, Jen and her fists of glory!




I resolve next year to NOT wait until the last possible day to mail my taxes. There's now way I'm going to be stuck in line with the rest of those procrastinating slackers again. 
I was standing in line at the supermarket the other day when I noticed Vanity Fair's latest "Green Issue". While I think dedicating coverage to environmental issues is a great idea, it seems odd for a magazine to call itself "Green". All those millions of copies are printed on paper that used to be trees until they were chopped down. After everyone reads their "Green Issue" of Vanity Fair, all those tons of dead processed trees will end up in the garbage. 




Yester-happy-hour I whet my whistle at Flatbush Farm in Brooklyn. This large single room bar with adjoining separate restaurant and outdoor patio is designed to resemble an upstate farm house with modern, urban appeal. While the mixture of styles sounds a little odd, the Farm pulls it off nicely and the result is a casual and classy atmosphere. 
I'm working on a new theory that states "People who wear too much cologne or perfume probably live alone". "Honey, you smell like a French whore house. Don't you think you went a little overboard on the perfume?"
or,
"Babe, I haven't smelled that much cologne since attending that Drakar party in 1985."

There are a bunch of expressions that I intensely dislike hearing and go out of my way to avoid saying. A few examples are "I'm loving it", "Now that's what I'm talking about!", and any expression that uses the word "bling". It's pretty hard to watch Reality TV without hearing one or all of these expressions repeatedly. 
I feel like every day there's a new product released to combat (what judging by the amount of products must be the greatest threat to home safety) the dreaded Nintendo Wiimote strap issue.
I just read about this beer cozy pager (pictured). Apparently, the cozy has something embedded in it so when you press the button on the remote, the cozy belches.
So what if the government is screwing you and you owe $3,000 in taxes this month. Ben & Jerry's is giving away free ice cream on tax day!