McAwesome isn't a last name, it's an unconventional conventional way of living. The McAwesome's break down how you can can incorporate the fundamentals of McAwesome into your own life.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
As You Wish
Interactive McAwesome Post!
I've been a married woman for two weeks now. A lot has changed. Like realizing there's no going back - the paper work would just be too much. And that we would change nothing because our love is like one of the most McAwesome loves of all time.
I know every newlywed couple envisions themselves to be some kind of the most amazing love stories ever told, but Mr. McAwesome and I - to harp on a point - were married by a robot. That's the kind of decision only soul mates could come to. It's the kind of love only found on an old Star Trek: The Next Generation plot. Almost like Bo and Hope's psychic connection on Days of Our Lives.
Feh to that timeless love. Our timeless love includes a giant, a drunken Spaniard, a six fingered man and, of course, Peter Falk.
You see, earlier, I commented to Mr. McAwesome while shopping for Drain-o and toliet paper about my desire to eat hot sauce. I wanted to cover the world in hot sauce. In fact, I wanted to cover him almost entirely of hot sauce and lick it off - not in desire of Mr. McAwesome but of the hot sauce.
Mr. McAwesome whisked me away to Dona Rosa. After sitting down with my margarita, he leapt to his feet and brought me this:
Hit it, Pearl.
And then, when I indicated to which one I liked the most, he came back and presented me with more.
MORE.
And if that wasn't enough to rise to the occasion to be a love story for the ages, he introduced me to mole. An experience that created Xanadu in my head.
And that is why I shall answer any request Mr. McAwesome gives me with, "As you wish."
I've been a married woman for two weeks now. A lot has changed. Like realizing there's no going back - the paper work would just be too much. And that we would change nothing because our love is like one of the most McAwesome loves of all time.
Our love is like an AWESOME love story. |
Elle Woods interviews, "Despite Bo and Hope's special connection, Bo couldn't tell that Hope was really Princess Gina and under the evil Stefano's control." |
Peter Falk: The Patron Saint of McAwesome Love and Voyeurism. |
You see, earlier, I commented to Mr. McAwesome while shopping for Drain-o and toliet paper about my desire to eat hot sauce. I wanted to cover the world in hot sauce. In fact, I wanted to cover him almost entirely of hot sauce and lick it off - not in desire of Mr. McAwesome but of the hot sauce.
Mr. McAwesome whisked me away to Dona Rosa. After sitting down with my margarita, he leapt to his feet and brought me this:
Four kinds of salsa. AKA hot sauce. |
And then, when I indicated to which one I liked the most, he came back and presented me with more.
MORE.
And if that wasn't enough to rise to the occasion to be a love story for the ages, he introduced me to mole. An experience that created Xanadu in my head.
Visual representation of mole. Also, my new desktop background. |
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Klassy
Neil Jeff Gordon would be proud of the apparent boozing I did at my wedding.
Me with someone who matched my beer. Mr. McAwesome was already in his robot boxer shorts inside talking to his grandmother. |
Monday, August 1, 2011
CNN, YOU ARE NOT FULL OF MCAWESOME
UPDATE: IF THIS GETS REPOSTED ENOUGH, WE WILL RELEASE OUR EXCLUSIVE ROBOT FOOTAGE TONIGHT.
While still in the throes of PoHoMoHO, I woke up to find a link on my Facebook wall that says, "Someone stole your idea..."
This is very serious as I have awesome ideas. Like Mornin' Booze - a place that is both cheap, classy and convenient to drink booze in the morning.
DO NOT STEAL MY MORNIN' BOOZE!
The idea in question was that of getting married by a robot. See, when the McAwesome's married, we got married by a robot. Mr. McAwesome spent three months scripting and designing a robot that I found at a thrift shop.Before |
AFTER |
So when I got the, "Somebody stole your idea", my first thought was, "Yes, they did it in Japan a year ago. It was kick ass. We were the first in America."
Then I saw the link...
That? THAT is not married by a robot. THAT is married by a screen. With a MAC voice.
We here at Team McAwesome (as soon as Mr. McAwesome wakes up) are LIVID. LIVID!
Please spread the word that this is unacceptable. When you get married by a robot, you best be SURE that you are married by a ROBOT.
That's the Married by a Robot guarantee - you will be married by a ROBOT. |
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