Saturday, January 29, 2011

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Wardrobe Staples

The George Chan "Look Book" :






1. The Polo Shirt. 100% cotton. Solid colors preferred. Can be found at Target.



2. Khaki slacks. Can be substituted seasonally with corduroy slacks. Hemmed to ankle length.




























3. Adidas Superstars, aka "Burnout Shoes". Preferably original 1980s issue.
















ACCESSORIES







The French Beret. Especially effective for impressions of The Continental.











Single-compartment backpack. Practical. The George Chan version of a man-purse, if you will.















Corona or other branded flip flop. Often found at Walgreens or CVS in the dollar bin. Marketed to frat boys.











Some looks never go out of style.


Thursday, January 20, 2011

George and New Toy


OOOh Radar

George on first impressions

I'll show you the cucumber trick next time.

A Visual for January 9th Poem

Eat to0 much Eat too Fast

Baking with George

G: Does this look like teaspoon to you? [Holds hand out with a small amount baking soda in palm] It's good enough.
R: Aren't you suppose to cream the butter and sugar together first. . .
G: Why would I follow the instructions? It all get's mixed together anyways and ends up in the same place. . .


Editors' Note: His cookies are pretty good.

Sunday, January 9, 2011

A Poem

Eat too much
Eat too fast
Now I've got a
Big fat _____ (censored for sensitive audiences)

Gender Roles: Do's and Don't's

No self respecting male should ever own or walk a dog that is, for all intents and purposes, "punt-able"

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Text messaging etiquette

It is okay to make up your own abbreviations, and they are not reliant on accepted abbreviations. For example, this entire message could have been: itz ok2mu ur own abbr n tanr on aabbr.

A recent visit to the zoo

George on small animals: "good eatin"

George on all animals: "good eatin"

Another favor you should never do for George

"Pull this finger."