Mind Vomit by the ikss: l is for liza

Wednesday, July 01, 2009

l is for liza

OK...in last night's crazy-ikss dream, I was driving around in my Jetta with - wait for it...

With Liza Minelli as my passenger.

I was telling her how funny and cool she had been on the phone with Kathy Griffin a couple of weeks ago on My Life on the D List. Then it turned out I was driving her to appear on a variey show hosted by Mary Tyler Moore. Another guest that evening? Mitzi Gaynor.

The hell?

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