The ewoks steal the show at the end. Drunken moonwalking.
11/08/2009
11/08/2009
11/08/2009
- Laura
- it wouldnt be a long romance
- considering shed suck out your life source.
- 5: 01am
- Alan
- at 5 am, that sounds pretty appealing
- 5: 01am
- Laura
- gross.
- 5: 01am
- Alan
- M4W - Lookin 4 sum1 to suck my life source
- 5: 01am
- Laura
- hahahaha
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11/07/2009
I see you’re making some shrimp. I wouldn’t mind some of that shrimp.
11/07/2009
11/06/2009
11/05/2009
Tracking
We finished all the scratch tracks today. Nick comes this weekend to lay down some drum devastation. I’m excited. This record may be done before December.
11/05/2009
aous:
Une Femme Est Une Femme (1961)
11/05/2009
» FAMOUS AUTHORS NARRATE THE FUNNY PAGES
The Family Circus
by William Faulkner
“Incest and miscegenation!” Pa yelled as he entered the room where Billy and Dolly sat. Billy fled through the doorway, too panicked for ratiocination, and wound a peregrinating dotted line around the yard and by P.J., the deaf and dumb youngest brother.
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Garfield
by James Joyce
Stately plump Garfield hated Mondays and lasagna I said lasagna I will Lasagna.
11/04/2009
I'm doing web copy....
… for a freelance client right now that’s starting a site like Woot. And I’m really, really hoping they don’t ask me to take this joke out. But I’m sure they will. It’s the only moderately funny thing I’ve gotten to include so far:
When did you start COMPANYNAME?
1963.
Wait a minute, that’s way before the Internet was invented.
It is. COMPANYNAME used to sell seahorses, weight training pamphlets, and other novelty items in the back of comic books. Our top selling item was a pamphlet entitled Daisy’s Guide to Ladies’ Manners: Why Boys Don’t Like Girls Who Like Science. COMPANYNAME acknowledged the regrettably sexist overall message of the pamphlet in 1974, and has since discontinued its publishing department.
11/04/2009
I find it interesting...
that conservatives like money to be more free than people.
Fuck you, Maine!
11/04/2009
11/04/2009
Tonight
A fresh batch of cookies.
A Bomberman battle.
A trip to coffee shop.
A drink at Rainbo.
A battle of the sexes in Millennium (Willennium) Trivial Pursuit.
11/03/2009
» Cellphones, Texts and Lovers
“Often the diarists will be on the verge of spending the evening with one partner, when a text arrives from another with a potentially better offer. To guard against not being chosen at all, Yang writes, ‘everyone is on somebody’s back-burner, and everybody has a back-burner of their own, which they maintain with open-ended texts.’”
If you’re reading this blog, I’m going to wager there’s a 65% chance you’ve gotten more than one of these from me. My apologies. Or, depending on the evening, you’re welcome.
11/03/2009
“A boy’s best friend is his mother.”
Watched this tonight with Sam. The conversation over sandwiches is like watching someone over-inflate a balloon. I’ve watched a ton of Hitchcock movies recently. Long, tense scenes are my favorite kind of scenes. Apart from scenes where Bogart is smoking or drinking rye.
