Showing posts with label responsible oral hygiene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label responsible oral hygiene. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Welp. I’m here.

There’s no time to get to a matinee unless I can get my luggage, score a cab to my hotel in Times Square, stow my luggage, brush my teeth—hoo boy do I feel like I need to brush my teeth—find the theater, get a ticket and get myself comfortably seated in 14 minutes. I’d say it’s not entirely outside the realm of possibilities, BUT I REALLY WANT TO BRUSH MY TEETH.

But!

BUT!

After we got off the plane, I saw Cap’n Assholepants go into the men’s room ... so I decided to follow him—not in a winkie-lookin’ way but in an I-genuinely-needed-to-pee way. He found a bank of empty urinals and took the end one. So I violated centuries of sacred Urinal Distance Bro Code and took the one RIGHT NEXT TO HIM. I peed just fine ... but he was clearly doing the No Tinkling Sounds Sighs Of Frustration And Backed-Up Plumbing Pee Shy Urgency Dance. Because DON’T KICK ME UNDER MY SEAT OR I WILL FLOOD YOUR BLADDER, BACK UP YOUR URETERS AND SYSTEMATICALLY DESTROY YOUR KIDNEYS, BITCH.

Now. If you’ll excuse me, I have a week of merry musicals to enjoy.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

No cavities!

Plus my dentist gives me deliciously scented lip balm as a reward for my superior flossing (or maybe he just gives it to everyone with no regard for merit), so the next time I make out with you my lips will be indulgently soft with a delicate effluvium of cucumber mint. Get in line, people!

Sunday, December 16, 2018

"Power play" is a hockey word. Look it up.

Last year today I was singing a power-play arrangement of “All I Want for Christmas is my Two Front Teeth” sporting authentic hockey gear and two magic-of-theater missing teeth in front of the power-play Orchestra Iowa in my beloved (and, obvs, power-play) Paramount Theatre.

Today today I’ll be tap-dancing with a merry band of bejinglebelled elves in the last of an eminently delightful five-week run of Elf the Musical at the always-eminently-delightful Theatre Cedar Rapids.

The only arguable difference here is I’ll be wearing brand-new work gloves to strike our set tonight.