WATCHING NOW!!!!! LOVING THAT HE’S THE JANET JACKSON!!!!!!!!
I WANT TO SEE HIS AND KEVIN’S POWERPOINT PRESENTATION THAT LED TO THIS GLORY OF EYELINER AND BENDY LEGS
(Source: ariesprincessslyffindor)
Trying to find an old photo of me, to answer a question, I resorted to Google, which gave me this… San Diego 1989. Aged 28. Sandman 8 had just been published.
And a really nice blog entry to go with it from the other person in the photo.
So thin!
What I remember from the first time I saw a harry potter book was the pretty cover. The artwork was detailed, the colours and had a well-balanced combination between dull mystical colours as well as warm and vivid ones giving that magic touch. On the top of that,…
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Life’s Little Victory of the Day: Sainsbury’s announced today that it was bowing to social network pressure, and renaming its tiger bread “giraffe bread” per Lily Robinson’s suggestion.
The three-year-old wrote the supermarket chain last year to ask why tiger bread is called tiger bread, suggesting it be renamed “giraffe bread” to better match its appearance.
Customer service manager Chris King wrote Lily back to explain that the bread was named by a baker long ago who “thought it looked stripey like a tiger.” However, King sided with Lily, calling her renaming idea “brilliant.”
After thousands of social network users hopped aboard the Giraffe Bread Express, the company caved and decided to move forward with the name change.
“In response to overwhelming customer feedback that our tiger bread has more resemblance to a giraffe, from today we will be changing our tiger bread to giraffe bread and seeing how that goes,” said Sainsbury’s in a statement.
Congrats everybody. We did it.
[bbc / thanks sam!]
The hottest part (yes, hot) about the BBC link is that Chris King has left the company to be a teacher. MY OVARIES.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyomdlHJgb1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Life’s Little Victory of the Day: Sainsbury’s announced today that it was bowing to social network pressure, and renaming its tiger bread “giraffe bread” per Lily Robinson’s suggestion.
The three-year-old wrote the supermarket chain last year to ask why tiger bread is called tiger bread, suggesting it be renamed “giraffe bread” to better match its appearance.
Customer service manager Chris King wrote Lily back to explain that the bread was named by a baker long ago who “thought it looked stripey like a tiger.” However, King sided with Lily, calling her renaming idea “brilliant.”
After thousands of social network users hopped aboard the Giraffe Bread Express, the company caved and decided to move forward with the name change.
“In response to overwhelming customer feedback that our tiger bread has more resemblance to a giraffe, from today we will be changing our tiger bread to giraffe bread and seeing how that goes,” said Sainsbury’s in a statement.
Congrats everybody. We did it.
[bbc / thanks sam!]
The hottest part (yes, hot) about the BBC link is that Chris King has left the company to be a teacher. MY OVARIES.
