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How about some fffuck music?
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pilar:
nice seeing your last night...
what exactly is fffuch music?
groove:
Sarah Silverman indeed... a hottie and funny as hell to boot...
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I like the train here in Chicago a lot. Even if it's more convenient to drive somewhere, I'll rid the el if I can. I like my car for long distances, but if it's stop-and-go driving, I'd rather walk or take the train, no question. It lets me get out into the world a bit, interact with people, watch them.

Waiting for the train this...
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cobalt:
Poor, poor Joe Davidson! HA

Well I'm off to my Honeymoon. Got some good reading material (all super-hero stuff I'm afraid). A hardcover X-Force collection by Mike Alldred, the Golden Age Spectre Archives, Will Eisner's Spirit Archives Volume 10. Have a long plane ride ahead of me, but tropical paradise to look forward to. So you won't hear from me for a while, but I will check in when I get back!! In the mean time continue to enjoy your chance meetings on trains!!
nerdboy2345:
the magic of sunglasses man
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NOTES FROM THE FIELD

I've been driving through farmland all morning, even more rural than where I grew up. I've had the radio up really loud and I've been pretending to be Jack White and Ben Folds. Whenever I drive through Indiana I know I'll think of two things: one is that I think it's really cool when I get to that part of the...
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nopantsdave:
My mind tends to wander a lot when I am driving. This is especially true when I am making a drive I have done many, many times like going to Chicago and back. I do some of my best thinking while I drive.

I have never really appreciated our culture. I think you're right that we have a culture that is underappreciated. I think one of the reasons that it gets disregarded is that it is basically stolen from other countries. Then again, that is becoming less true all the time as we get older...hell, we really are still one of the younger nations.
frank_castle:
are you Rockin' The Suburbs
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I'm off to Columbus to see Stella.

frank_castle:
uses jedi mind tricks to try to hold back the laughter that is stella, maybe some day i will see them, what a grand day that will be
shazb0t:
Wow you know somebody named Stella..........how do you not scream her name in a torn shirt for fun, is amazing to me.

I think what we btoh addressed in our entries was the whole "Write what you know" thing. I fyou follow by your knowledge and be honest with the work and such, especially with yourself, you'll get what you want and people will nod, going, "Yeah, I dig"
Interesting we saw that...
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"Please believe me, I'll never do you any harm."

"I don't believe you. You will."

". . . never on purpose."

"Ha! On purpose or not, harm is harm. I don't want it."

"So, what? You're just going to play it safe for your entire life?"

"I know when to take risks, I'm not afraid of them. But you, with you I know better. It...
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oak:
never in a fistfight, i try not to get in those, but i have said it.

classic convo up there.

dollface:
yup, you have a mad little bowling demon up in there.
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I saw a commercial for the DVD release of The Beatles Anthology and it filled me with all sorts of giddy feelings.

I first caught on to the Beatles when this series originally aired in . . . 1996? Maybe 1995. I was a sophomore in high school and it was "I Am the Walrus" that actually did it for me. I went digging through...
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cobalt:
Junior year in high school I went thru the same thing with the Beat Poets - Ginsberg, Burroughs, Corso, all obsessed me and my friends in our little club - great stuff. The White Album, definitely in my top 10 albums of all time.
tunnelslats:
Glad you made it out tonight. See you soon, perhaps next week, when you bust out some more of your secret bowling moves......
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M-O-N-K-E-Y

Mooooooonkey!

R-O . . . B-O-T

Rooooooobot!
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shazb0t:
Monkey and Robot forever are in struggle..... that is the way

let us meditate this in our shrine of comic books........
d:
Did you name your book store regulars?
We had Decaf Nazi, Wheels, Bag Boy, BK, and my favorite, (probably because I named him) Pnub...
as in "wooking pnub in all da wrong pwaces..."

What are these Kochalka things?
-D
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I've been on a Super Nintendo kick for the past few days. It happens maybe once a year or so--I drag out the system and my box of old games, or head to a video game shop and buy some new ones for five or six bucks, and I'll spend maybe a week reliving a little bit of my childhood. I'm not quite sure what...
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d:
lol...geez I thought I was the only old gaming system nerd...
just kidding...
when I was in college I would get out an old atari 2600 (with parts from like 4 different systems) or nintendo and play for hours on end while my older friends were at the bars...
I build some mean tracks on excitebike...
-D
before reading your entry through and just seeing "Jarrod" throughout I thought you were talking about the formerly fat subway guy...

nopantsdave:
I didn't remember Mario Kart coming out on the SNES, I thought it was only on the 64.

My old roommate and I spent hours upon hours upon hours playing Mortal Kombat 2 back when we lived in the dorms. We got so good at it that the only person who was even remotely a challange to play was playing against each other. Everyone else we just toyed with. We always just did random select too, so we were unfairly good with every character. We would end up having one of our weak characters and still be able to toy with people and taunt them the whole match. Make them think they have a chance and then pull off a huge combo to finish them off. He comes into town every once in awhile and we get together and play, so much fun.
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If there were people like Bill Drummond I would be one happy kid. Bill is the author of a handful of books, one-half of a reasonably popular pop group that has gone through at least half a dozen names, and, with the K Foundation, he burned a million quid.

One of his books is called BAD WISDOM. He wrote it with Mark Manning, lead singer...
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krista:
Portia is pretty. I like,

I wrote so many papers on The Great Gatsby in college. I'm obsessed with Grail legends. But most of all, I read erotica...I just can't stop. I guess I need to up my bizarre quota.
d:
Have you read other Chabon?
-D

EDIT: because I have been out and did not read your entry but look forward to it tomorrow since it is about books,
Sorry
Thanks
-D

[Edited on Apr 02, 2003]
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Back from the Dame Darcy reading at Quimby's. She read a story from her book FRIGHTFUL FAIRYTALES called "The Queen of Spades" about a graverobbing woman prone to murdering dogs, meeting ghosts, and lapsing into comas.

She also brought out her banjo to perform a few sea shanties and murder ballads, accompanied by her guitarist Skippy. She's been on tour since the beginning of March...
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tigersaint:
ps: let me know when you've gotten around to y tu mama tambien
_sarah_:
My god. She sounds like my long-lost twin. I'd LOVE to have that lifestyle.

Pirates rule. Arrrrrr...
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I like Meat Loaf because he's fat and disgusting, his hair is terrible, he likes medieval fantasy rock and roll, motorcycles, Patrick Swayze and semi-trucks, and ruffled shirts. He makes theatrically sappy rock songs that are everything I dislike about music,and oh, let's not forget Rocky Horror--aside from Tim Curry saying, "well how bout that," I'm positively sick of that film/stage production/hullaballoo . . ....
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frank_castle:
i will post it next journal, starship troopers was genius cause Neil cause neil is fuckin awesome he could carry a whole movie on his shoulders
tigersaint:
"did you just call me coltrane?"

no.

but if i did, you couldn't do anything about it, could you?

(or something).

oh my goodness: wet hot american summer

"i want you inside me." "what?" "oh hey, what's up? ... ... from before..."

AND james kolchaka? mmhmm!

sort of relatedly (he just did a guest strip for it,) do you like achewood? it's my new favorite daily. check it out at http://www.achewood.com

oh goodness.
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Hoaxes and fakery.

I'm terribly attracted to elaborate hoaxes. I can trace it back to when I was a kid and during the summer I would go to the library with my mom once a week. I would check out stacks and stacks of books about ghosts, monsters, UFOs, bigfoot, that sort of thing. Those Time/Life "read the book" tomes were my friends. At the...
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cobalt:
Speaking of fake UFO hoaxes, here's yet another "candid camera" variation that is set up to scare folks - despite the fact it is hosted by CHEESY Shannon Doherty, I'm gonna check it out...

http://www.scifi.com/scaretactics/theshow/screamdate.html
krista:
I am so jealous. I have never seen Prince live, despite nearly two decades of adoring him.