I came across this lovely because Guy Kawasaki posted this link to 15 idiotic tattoos and I’m a sucker for laughing at bad tattoos:

While I totally give this girl creativity points, this tattoo totally creeps me out. Mainly because her foot creeps me out. Ew.


Oh well…at least she has a sense of humor, right?

Today is not really a “WTF” day, it’s more of a “Holy Hell*” day. As in “Holy Hell I’m going to meet with a priest I barely know and see if he will give us permission to get married” kind of day.

Or more simply: Holy Hell I’m ACTUALLY going to get married.

And more excitingly: Now I can officially set my wedding date!

If you’d like to read more about the experience you can do so here. I’m pretty excited that now I can start updating our blog on a regular basis instead of boring you all here with wedding details.

*Okay, I lied. WTF, no one told me Scariest Places on Earth was on SciFi?! I hate you all for holding out on me.

I’m at a loss for words on this one.

(I have no idea how I find this stuff.)

In case you haven’t heard, the FDA is trying to lay down the law on Cheerios.

Yes, Cheerios. My most beloved cereal of all time.

Because Cheerios labels claim to lower cholesterol and improve heart health, the FDA decided that this makes the product a drug.

So basically, General Mills will now have to either change the labeling on Cheerios packaging or apply for approval as a new drug.

Could you imagine going to your local pharmacy and asking for a box of Cheerios? Or even going to your doctor and having him write you a script for a Cheerios regimented diet?

(Ok, I realize those are probably a bit extreme in this case, but still)

I’m glad we have the FDA for all the good things they do but really, WTF? Cheerios? And why now? They’ve been labeled and marketed that way for years.