themightybee

LOL. I found this (locked) post at cheap_knockoffs, accusing me of copying a batch of icons by iwant_sprinkles.

LMAO.

Yes, I'm totally going to rip off the icons of someone on my friends list, advertise them to said friends list and fuck all if she notices. I am that stupid. Please. I wish I could make icons that are half the quality of hers. She's a graphics genius.

Clearly, an uncreative icon cropper = EVIL COPYCAT.

Again, I say LMAO.

ETA - I do want to apologize to iwant_sprinkles. I'm sorry if you ever thought I was plagiarizing. I promise the similarities were unintentional.

Christina Applegate diagnosed with Breast Cancer

Cancer is something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy, so when it inflicts itself on someone as shiny and sparkly as Ms. Applegate, it kind of makes me want to fall into a weepy-eyed heap.

Fuck 2008, man. It's killing my celebrities!

Clay Aiken Impregnates Someone!

Here's what we know. Multiple sources tell us the mother is Jaymes Foster, a record producer and Clay's best friend. He lives at her home when he's in L.A.

-snip-

We're told Foster was artificially inseminated. But Clay is a lot more than sperm -- we're told he will have an active role in raising the child.

Again, I say "WHAAAAAT?!"

This is the REAL competition of the season.



For those of you horribly out of the loop...

This is still my favorite icon ever, btw.

From a gigasize.com download page:



Ummm...WHAT?

From Discovery News:

June 15, 2007 — One thousand years before the cartoon character Mickey Mouse was even a glint in Walt Disney's eye, a French artist created a bronze brooch that looks remarkably like the famous rodent, according to archaeologists at Sweden's Lund Historical Museum, which houses the recent find.

The object, dated to 900 A..D., was excavated at a site called Uppåkra in southern Sweden.

Although made of bronze, the brooch ornament likely adorned the clothing of an Iron Age woman. Excavations at nearby sites, such as at Järrestad, have yielded other unusual pieces of jewelry, such as a necklace with a pail fob at the end and another necklace strung with 262 pieces of amber.

The bronze brooch may remind modern viewers of Mickey Mouse, but archaeologist Jerry Rosengren from Lund University told Discovery News that it actually represents a lion.

The entire article can be read here.

Does this count as a Hidden Mickey? ;)