We've name dropped the real people, now let's pay homage to the artists, wine enthusiasts, chefs, socialites, and snobs that exclusively exist in Frasier's world.
Who could forget Martha Paxton, Grampy Mulvehill, Missy Cromwell, the fabulous Ashbys, and a wonderful group called Uncle Dirtnap?
Mine was Sunset By the Bay from Emily de Molly. Expectations EXCEEDED!! It's 100% the prettiest and most unique polish I own.
What about you?
A twenty five year old mystery! Circa 2000-ish I downloaded from Napster what I thought was the Boy Meets World theme song. Instead I ended up with a catchy delightful pop punk rendition of.... something. The file was called Boy Meets World HAYWOOD. The music sampled the show theme song, but the lyrics were different. The words were something like, "she said we're through" and "but you're not happy", and the lyric "when this boy meets world" did make an appearance in the last line of the chorus.
I have googled for years trying to figure out what on earth this was. Anybody know?
I've never used magnetics before and I'm kind of intimidated. I saw a few comments about fine particle magnetics being especially challenging, plus several mentions that Mooncat magnetic formulas are also notoriously difficult to get a good effect.
Which magnetic polishes are your favorite to use and are especially beginner friendly?
I am obsessed with the line "He can be my jailer, Burton to this Taylor" from Ready for It.
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It's another Elizabeth Taylor reference-- one of Elizabeth's greatest loves was her husband Richard Burton. I love the Taylor/Taylor wordplay! But I've never seen it mentioned anywhere and figured there needed to be a tribute to its cleverness.
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What are some of your favorite clever lines and references that aren't mentioned enough?
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Like IZZO by Jay Z, Welcome Back by Mase, Can I Kick It by A Tribe Called Quest