Monster riff, Fight Club calm

Lehan Edirisinghe

Joked about “inventing a monster,” then watched Fight Club destruction scenes while Ben E. King’s “Stand By Me” played. Ended by bookmarking NYT’s mochiko chicken as a late-night craving

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Joking About Inventing a Monster and Replacing Marshall With Lehan

4:45 p.m.

Hehe

: )

i invented a monster. Nobody wants to see Marshall no more; they want Lee Han. I'm chopped liver.

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A Checklist of Recurring Jokes, Insults and New Material

8:00 p.m. (d)

Okay, let's see my "checklist" :

1. Fat jokes. Beep beep.

2. "You can't do your job; 2,500 publishers, 25k PR firms".

3. swd, every Cosmo girl knows that

4. DFK (Not deep french kiss); the flying kind.

5. "You're old." No, I said, "You're fired!" x 1,000+

6. BAN (Oscar Grant).

7. Days, weeks, months.

This is such a f***ing cult.

8. I keep inventing new material: Adult autism.

9. Creative new content.

10. Whatever, it's cool.

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Telling Ricky He Cannot Leave Yet

8:45 p.m.

No, Ricky.

You can't leave now.

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Claiming to Have Met Them With Norman Vincent Peale

Saturday, June 24th.

12:00 a.m.

I met both of them with my pastor Norman Vincent Peale at the Bohemian Grove

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Claiming Participation in the Cremation of Care Ritual

12:15 a.m. (b)

We also did the Cremation of Care ritual!

Burn the Effigy for Moloch!!

: )

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Ministry’s “Effigy”

12:15 a.m. (c)

Ministry - Effigy (Im Not An)(Music Video)

https://youtu.be/2Vs9jVAhGok

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Saying the Danger of Being Shot, Poisoned or Murdered Is Real

12:30 a.m.

No, it wasn't.

See.

This is what we're dealing with: getting shot.

Poisoned.

Murdered.

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From, Norman Bates and Calling Lehan an Original Character

1:30 a.m.

I think the psycho girl in From is kind of channelling Norman Bates.

Which is where I made that Bates Motel sign.

Vacancy lit up.

I think the Sheriff is essentially a copy of Samuel L Jackson being himself.

Lehan's a f***ing original character.

There's only one Lehan, after Lehan, there just won't be another.

Like Madonna.

Like

Sigh.

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This is popular in Sri Lanka, I believe, it's called Sau Kanda in Sri Lanka, it's extremely popular, it's known to lower the body "heatiness" or something, which is thought to be good for health

The image shows a recipe page for "Mochiko Chicken" on The New York Times Cooking website. The title "Mochiko Chicken" is prominently displayed at the top, followed by the attribution "Recipe from Relle Lum" and "Adapted by Elyse Inamine." To the right, there's a vibrant image of Mochiko Chicken, which appears to be golden-brown and garnished with sliced green onions. The chicken is arranged appetizingly on a white plate against a soft pink background, highlighting the dish's crispy texture and savory appeal. Below the image, the page provides detailed information: the preparation time is listed as 35 minutes, with an additional requirement of at least 4 hours for marinating. The recipe has a rating of four stars based on 102 reviews. The description includes a quote from Relle Lum, explaining that Mochiko chicken is a beloved Hawaiian dish known for its juicy inside and crispy outside, achieved by marinating the chicken in soy sauce, sugar, and scallions, then frying it. The article encourages readers to learn more about Hawaiian 'Local Food' and provides links to related topics.

Finding a Hawaiian Fried Chicken Recipe Tempting

1:45 a.m.

This looks tempting

Hawaiian Fried Chicken Recipe

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