"All I know is that it all just sounds like DUHNUHNUHNUHNUH, DUHNUHNUHNUHNUH!" This sounds somewhat Beavis-esque, if that helps you any.
"See, no, the vocals are always like [deep breath] HWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRR
I thought back to the Grey's Anatomy DVDs she's been watching this week. "Hematoma? Subdural Hematoma?"
"Nah, that's the name of our first single." She thinks for a moment. "They had one with something about a blowhole. That's totally our name."
"Blowhole Emission?"
"OH MY GOD, THAT IS TOTALLY OUR NAME--"
"So--we're going to be--an acapella metal duo--called--Blowhole Emission--"
We were laughing so hard that she missed the turn on the way to Grandma's house.
My mother got there about twenty seconds before we did, and she's standing in the driveway with cake. "Where's Lauren?"
My sister, who has tears in her eyes and is wheezing slightly, looks back over at her car, doesn't see me, and starts laughing again. "I think she's--lying down in the road--"
"--I'm heeeeeeeeeere--"
"What are you two laughing about?"
I wave my hand weakly. "It's a really, really long story."
"Blowhole--"
"SHUT UP!"
So we had a really nice lunch with our grandmother--we also brought her yellow begonias and a Whitman's sampler (box of chocolates), because she likes those. And a really, really dense carrot cake from Pastry Arts that was... really, really dense. That's... what I'll say about it. Again, we're doing something more pulled-together for her on Sunday. (Also, I just remembered that the Golden Globes are that night, and that I usually, oh, liveblog those. Well, at least it'll be easier with Lizzie this year.) And then Sister Girl and I went home, and she turned on Grey's Anatomy again, and I went back to reorganizing my Black Ribbon research.
"DUHNUHNUHNUHNUH! DUHNUHNUHNUHNUH!"
"HWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRR
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