I wanted to include this advert in yesterday’s Pick N Mix but couldn’t find it online anywhere. It has shown up on NZ TV recently after big changes made by one of our major chocolate manufacturers. Cadbury has moved production to Australia, reduced the size of their blocks of chocolate, reduced the amount of cocoa solids in the chocolate and added palm oil to their recipe (which not only negatively affects the taste of the chocolate but also contributes to deforestation in Indonesia).

Whittakers’ is taking a well deserved dig at them here. I think without even trying Whittakers’ has just taken a large chunk of Cadbury’s consumer base, Cadbury basically handed it to them on a platter.

If you would like to protest against Cadbury’s use of palm oil you can join the Facebook group or sign the petition.

God did it.
What a fucking frakking cop out!

2.5/5

Everyone’s favourite lesbian drama has returned for its 6th and final season.

It starts 3 months in the future and Lucy Lawless (the kiwi, Xena, Cylon) enters as a policewoman. You’ll have to watch it to find out why :p

It then cuts back to the end of season 5 where Jenny find Shane eating out  her girlfriend (complicated relationship as ever where any of these ladies are concerned). I can’t help but be on Jenny’s side with the gorgeous dress she’s wearing. She’s so damn fierce. I didn’t appreciate that side of her personality in previous seasons of The L Word, but she may take a surprise first place as my favourite character this season.

The first sex scene doesn’t start till the 35 minute mark and feels very restrained for a season premiere, the scene doesn’t even get very graphic when it’s finished off near the end of the episode.

Unfortunately the sex in episode 2 is even less existent. You’ve got 6 episodes left ladies, better ramp it up quick.

Last night I caught season 2 episode 1 of Gossip girl and it was as good as ever. Definitely on form.
A great chance to squeal and stare at the computer screen for 42 minutes.

I don’t know when I switched from hating Chuck to, well, falling for him. He knows what he wants and that’s a quality I’m looking for in a person. Plus he’s hot.

The best line of the show was when Dan asked Jennie what they should have for dinner

Jennie: It’s too hot for indian, how about popsicles!

Sounds like my kinda dinner.

P.S I just found ed-westwick.org. Holy moly, 300 screen caps of Chuck Bass from 1 episode! That is dedication.

I can’t claim to know much about Katherine Moennig. I’ve watched all of The L Word episodes and therefore know a bit about the character Shane McCutcheon, but I am by no means an authority on the subject.

That doesn’t mean you don’t ask though.

The majority of visits to this blog are bought by searches for Shane McCutcheon (85) and Katherine Moennig (51), then followed by ‘Shane The L Word’, ‘The L Word’, ‘Shane L Word’, ‘The L Word Shane’ and most other combinations.

So lets give the people what they want:

Kate (Katherine) Moennig - Born December 29, 1977 (or 1976, listed throughout the internet as both, The L Word website also refers to both years. Two fan sites listed below refer to 1977 though.)

Wikipedia
IMDB
The L Word Cast – Katherine Moennig
Katherine-Moennig.org
Katherine-Sian-Moennig.com
TheLWord-fr.net – Katherine Moennig

Shane McCutcheon

Wikipedia
The L Word Wiki – Shane McCutcheon

The L Word

Wikipedia
IMDB
The L Word official ‘Showtime’ site
The L Word fansite