Keep the best of the best on "Globe Trekker," and then all the episodes will involve Megan McCormick.
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Megan McCormick was in Indonesia on last night's episode of Globe Trekker but unfortunately I had to leave to pick up my son so I didn't get to see the whole episode.
Contributions were submitted to the people at the Guinness Book of World Records but they have not gotten back to us yet.
Yeti is the name of Sasquatch or Bigfoot in the Himalayas, which wouldn't be an exciting episode of "Globe Trekker" even if Megan McCormick hosted it.
Quad missed that episode and I'm sure he must be very disappointed but I'll bet you can find it online if you search Google.
Search google for some broad topic, and there's no telling what tangents you will go off on, especially if you put "broad topic" in quotation marks.
[size=8pt]Was this "no adding to words" rule back before Christmas? Because I didn't have a computer then. [holds hands out for ruler smack, makes googly eyes, appallingly, wonders for a moment if appallingly is the right word, then resigns himself to punishment: okay, I'll flip the records when the ON-J albums get to the end today.]
[size=8pt]Was this "no adding to words" rule back before Christmas? Because I didn't have a computer then. [holds hands out for ruler smack, makes googly eyes, appallingly, wonders for a moment if appallingly is the right word, then resigns himself to punishment: okay, I'll flip the records when the ON-J albums get to the end today.]
Music and commercials often combine to create a lasting impression on perspective consumers and one of the earliest I can remember was an advertising campaign for Coca Cola in which a bunch of hippies sang, "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing".
Artists are sometimes successful in their lifetime but more often than not, they struggle just to get noticed.
Get noticed today, and it's usually for a wardrobe (mal)function, a middle finger, or some other publicized vulgarity.
Publicized vulgarity is one sure fire way to get your 15 minutes of fame.
Of course if the wardrobe malfunction and flipping the bird don't get the job done, you can always make a sex tape and post it for all the world to see.
Of course if the wardrobe malfunction and flipping the bird don't get the job done, you can always make a sex tape and post it for all the world to see.
15 minutes of fame is probably more than I'll get, but I'm not a publicity whore.
Is there a male equivalent of "whore?" I guess "gigolo" probably comes close, and some might say it's the same, but "gigolo"'s usually got a "less whory, more male-diva" quality to it. I'm no male-diva.
Is there a male equivalent of "whore?" I guess "gigolo" probably comes close, and some might say it's the same, but "gigolo"'s usually got a "less whory, more male-diva" quality to it. I'm no male-diva.
A publicity whore usually ends up in either Hollywood or Washington, D.C.
Or sometimes both!
Or sometimes both!
So many audience of old have been regaled by the tales of celebrities told in retrospect, through memoirs.
In retrospect, through memoirs we can learn what life was like for those who lived in this world long before we were born.
Long before we were born, Artaxerxes was not even a gleam in Xerxes' eye.