Glesbo: A Worthy Cause

Wednesday, September 14, 2005

A Worthy Cause

Listen, I know we're all poor starving actors/artists/workies, and I know we've all donated time and $ and resources to the Katrina disaster, but I'm asking for a little more help in another area.

Every year I raise money for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides for Breast Cancer walk. This year it seems as though we're not going to get as many people involved or raise as much money. I know in part it has to do with Katrina and I know it's a really super worthy and immediate cause that we should all be focusing on. But I think this is too.

So if you'd like to donate a few bucks to my team, please click here and I swear I'll be eternally greatful.

Thanks guys.

Glennis

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Glennis-isms

Clair Stare (v) - Derived from the fabulous Clair Huxtable's show-stopping stare. As powerful as any words, fist or bullets and twice as effective. "Piss slowly dripping down his leg he knew at once that his airplane hijacking attempt had, once again, been thwarted by the Clair Stare."

Out-Regis-and-Kelly (adj.) - Used to describe someone's fabulous, sparkly outrageousness. "Not sure if the girl in front of her had fallen or begun a strange, errotic dance, she chose to classify her as out-regis-and-kelly."

Out-Regis-and-Kathy-Lee (adj.) - Used to describe someone's slightly off-putting, drunken or outdated behavior. "The party took a turn for the worse when they arrived and, in truly out-regis-and-kathy-lee fashion, upper decked every bathroom in the house."

Prrrthetic (adj.) - Used to describe a pathetic action that, somehow, ends up making you look adorable. "The prrr-thetic attempt to get him back fell short when the aerial photo of his face made out of cats was overexposed."