Tuesday, March 20, 2007

You Put Your One Leg In...You Take Your One Leg Off


last night i watched dancing with the stars. i am not proud, so stop laughing. i will tell you however, that it was just something i could not resist. a friend of sounpretty who we will just call "Mc" pitched the show to me last week and talked it up so much i just had to give it a whirl.

i will first admit that i did not see the whole first hour (yes, first!) because i had no idea it was a friggin TWO HOUR special. that's a lot of time to ask of a viewer. but when you are watching D list stars prance around out of step and out of shape, time can fly by i guess.

now comes the part where i really spill the jelly beans. i honestly watched this show so i could see heather mills dance. you may or may not have been awake for the last few years so let me remind you who she is: she is a former model and former wife of paul mccartney. and she happens to have only one leg. the other ENTIRE leg is a prostetic.

i think she did a good job. she looked beautiful as ever and the leg looked fabulous-its tanned and toned and the toenails are even painted. totally what i would do (and yes, one should at least consider what life would be like minus a leg or an arm-it keeps you grateful).

5 comments:

tone loc said...

A guy who was a year older than me at my high school is the dancer with Miss America. The show stinks though. They're not even stars. Except Clyde the Glide. He was awesome back in the day. And Cliff. Also awesome.

miz cynical said...

I have to admit that I totally wanted to see Peg Leg hobble around too. She'll probably win out of sympathy.

Anonymous said...

i can't believe no one commented on how great of a headline that was!

Anonymous said...

fuck Heather Mills. you dont treat a beatle like that damnit! especially Paul.

Flip Flop Girl said...

I agree with jmoney. But, I know that Unusual thinks that Paul is an asshole. Which makes her the worst.

Your last sentence reminds me of a book I read called "Sammy's Hill" by Kristin Gore. The main character would randomly pick some sort of ailment (like not having a left leg) and try to function in her normal day to prepare herself if it ever actually happened to her. Very funny.