Tuesday, March 02, 2004
Tie one on
I'm watching Gilmore Girls, and Rory has found instructions for tying a bow tie on the Internet. I decided to test the authenticity of the script writers (...although how could I possibly question the people who have given us such gems as "Christian rock, there's an oxymoron for you" while Sam Phillips is doing that sly little la-la-la thing in the background?). I succeeded beyond my wildest dreams with this:
Heart&Sew: How to tie a Bow Tie
Seriously, you've got to see this. The instructions are printed backwards, so you can print them out, stick them in your shirt pocket, and read them in the mirror as you tie your bow tie.
Ah, the power of the Internet.
I'm watching Gilmore Girls, and Rory has found instructions for tying a bow tie on the Internet. I decided to test the authenticity of the script writers (...although how could I possibly question the people who have given us such gems as "Christian rock, there's an oxymoron for you" while Sam Phillips is doing that sly little la-la-la thing in the background?). I succeeded beyond my wildest dreams with this:
Heart&Sew: How to tie a Bow Tie
Seriously, you've got to see this. The instructions are printed backwards, so you can print them out, stick them in your shirt pocket, and read them in the mirror as you tie your bow tie.
Ah, the power of the Internet.
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