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May 5 jnonymous commented on Slog Bible Study: Isaiah 34:7.

@9... I thought I was the only one to get those two things mixed up in my head.

If we could get together I bet we could lose a lot of weight.

Apr 21 jnonymous commented on Slog Bible Study: Deuteronomy 14:18.

Ever?

Apr 14 jnonymous commented on Slog Bible Study: Exodus 25:15.

Darn, @1 I was going to say that but then I thought it was too childish. I should have gone for it.

Apr 14 jnonymous commented on Slog Bible Study: Exodus 25:15.

Ever???

Apr 12 jnonymous commented on Six Writers Talking About Vonnegut.

I hate to call it a phase - since I feel like he shaped my entire perspective growing up - but I haven't read Vonnegut since engulfing the oeuvre as a teen.

What would be a good book to give to my young daughter in order to hopefully get her hooked? Cats Cradle is my assumption. Mother Night? I should re read and assess for myself I suppose - but time being what it is....

Apr 2 jnonymous commented on Is Spencer Moody's $45,000 Kickstarter an Elaborate April Fool's Joke?.

Is that what Spencer Moody looks like these days? For real? or is he just making fun of the Portlandia extras casting couch rejects?

Apr 2 jnonymous commented on A Time for Dub: Enter Zam Zam.

YES! Loved the BSI releases.

Charles. I've recanted my dismissiveness of your reporting - again. Also I'm going to incorporate the phrase "Dub is the master" into my lexicon.

Thanks for the good news.

Mar 26 jnonymous commented on Did the Teen Idles Record the Best Stooges Cover?!?.

I won't say it is the best Stooges cover but John Zorn and Yamatsuka Eye did a cover of TV Eye for Electra's 40th anniversary celebration disc Rubaiyat. Kinda awesome.

Mar 12 jnonymous commented on The Sugar Frosted Nutsack Will Make Your Brain's Teeth Ache.

@6 I believe it is in "E Unibus Pluram" his essay ostensibly about television but more generally about irony; I think he paints Mark Leyner as an example of all that is wrong with contemporary American culture.

Which does not really speak to whether or not he was jelly.