Run, Spencer, Run!

Found this website (funnily enough, from Spencer Pratt's twitter) where a particular picture of Spencer Pratt running, beard/army attire and all, is photoshopped into various different contexts. PERFECT. In some of the pics, they make him so small, it's like finding where's waldo, like when he's running to the Last Supper for example.







See Spencer run everywhere @ RunSpencerRun.com.

Absurd Mech Mark-ups

Okay, so not that I want to become one of those blogs that shows you everything I purchase and ask your opinion on it (as if I care...I already bought it, it's too late. If you don't like it I don't want to hear it), nor do I EVER want to become one of those blogs where I dress up in my own home and take pictures using the timed mode on my digital camera as I pose in an attempt to look like a model even though it is clear I'm under 5'12 and over 120 lbs, because the existence of such blogs makes me question how much I actually like other people and gag at how self-centered people can truly be...

well anyway this post is about neither of those things really, I just bought a Chan Luu bracelet via the world wide web and literally spent about an hour debating whether or not it was worth it:



I mean clearly this flimsy bracelet composed of thin leather straps (probably found at hobby lobby) and stones (that could be bought for a fraction of the price for higher quantities at a gem and mineral show) was not worth the amount I paid for it. By no means do I regret the purchase, I'm just saying, I'm fully aware of the consumer extortion occurring. Also a props to Chan Luu for her success in branding since otherwise I would make the damn bracelet myself. I'm foolish. But who am I kidding, we all know when the package arrives in the mail, I'll be drooling and happy.

btw, there's like a ton of Chan Luu bracelet sales going on at Gilt and Bluefly