November 22, 2010
Sea monkey as a metaphor for something else
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- Sheila Ryan: Nice selection from Robin Gibb’s heyday as lead singer from Bill Crandall in Rolling Stone.
- Casey Cichowicz: And health, wealth, and happiness to those that eat them.
- Sheila Ryan: Eggs.
- Erica: Perhaps we can pick up John Waters.
- Josh Weichhand: Ugh… Yes, to all of the above. Miss you guys. Miss the time I was able to spend here. I miss...
- Sheila Ryan: In the back of my Honda Element, the moveable roadside attraction.
- Sheila Ryan: You are very good. Pray continue in this vein.
- Cooper: You are both very kind. Thank you.
- Erica Braverman: Where’s the world’s largest fork and stack of bacon?
- Casey Cichowicz: Also, I think the new Here We Go Magic album is quite good.
- Sheila Ryan: Also, it is a wonderful story, and I really want to believe it was not a contrived stunt. Damn. I want...
- Joel Bernstein: It was mostly for you.
- Sheila Ryan: Well, you just know I love that, Joel.
- Michael Grant Smith: Cooper’s entire collection of short-short stories in JMWW is a lesson of how to write...
- Sheila Ryan: It’s all in the attitude you take toward non-anecdotes — such as my not having seen the...
“Sea monkey.”
Where I took most of these pictures from (the banks of the Tiber) is now underwater.
Also, starling poop.
It’s just poop. Definitely no show-stopper, unless you’re the bunch of woosies who call themselves Kings of Leon.
Wimpy little Kings.
GEB is one of those books I felt like I ought to have read but probably can’t make myself read. And I think your comments give me permission not to read it!
Definitely lots of food for thought, but he can’t write for shit. Which would probably explain why he got the pulitzer prize for it. Calvino’s “If on a winter’s night a traveler” on the other hand, check that out if you haven’t already, which knowing coop you have.