Tuesday, February 15, 2005

Lets collect...

......our blog print outs and combine them in a leather bound volume entitled, "My Coorespondence with the Most Interesting Person in the World." No? Fine, a leatherette volume.

Chestertown is a nice place to spend the weekend, I am looking forward to turning my money over to their many establishments. Speaking of delicious money, let me know if you buy Bloc Party tickets, I'll deduct that from your deine cable & QOTSA bill.

Azlo, tonight is buy beer and act like Paul F Tompkins night. For me that means have 4 guinesses and present my one man show to my stereo and bookshelves. I actually do that every night when you think I'm "reading."

I was talking about this the other day, the pictures are the best:http://www.theonion.com/news/index.php?issue=4106&n=1

New Threadless T's: http://www.threadless.com. The GameBoy one is a good idea, I wouldn't wear it, and the kids with lemonade is a bit scary.

K Wolfinger will be at birthday ball, she wanted to make sure I was going and that she had my cell phone number right. Weirded out?!?!? Can we call her 'the wolf'? Can she be Harvey Keitel?

Operation "don't buy clothes and stuff" starts.....now. (cheap books and sporting clay activities excluded)

12 Comments:

Blogger Casey Jones said...

Might be the only thing that would convince me to buy mp3's: http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/05-02/15.shtml#story3

8:54 AM  
Blogger Pete said...

Nice formatting. Only a Moleskin binding will do...

I am a fan of people in full football pads driving cars. On football fields.

Buying beer, reading, and shooting things. All good, but not mixed up.

I'm thinking about starting another blog, or using one of those playlist things. I really just want to track what I'm listening to on purpose. I guess I could just do that in iTunes.

Those threadless tees seem to be getting more blunt, and less creative. The kids drinking beer (?) is too weird, and I think they found the perfect model for the gameboy shirt. Submit your stationary bike race, or they'll degenerate into just selling 90s nostalgia shirts.

The wolf. Weird. She has a nice... car. I don't think she knows who I am, which makes me uncomfortable. While I'm sometimes surprised that people of whom I know nothing know a little about me, it gets less prevalent as I eat less in the WC dining hall. Correlation?

Operation don't buy movies and clothes and stuff has been going well, though there have been temptations. Unfortunately, Erie didn't understand that I wanted to give up paying car insurance for Lent.

9:02 AM  
Blogger Casey Jones said...

Eating in the WC dining hall is generally the biggest PR move you can make on the WAC campus, it's a place to see and be seen. Also to make a scene by microwaving mayonaisse and putting it at the AX table or by playing Cafeteria Commando and sitting there for the duration of dinner. Ahhhhhhhh, too bad the food was terrible.

Football players driving cars in uniform rivals "kid who has been shown $100 bill."

I don't know why pf reviews mashups (see Bloc Party/Outkast single review), I can never seem to get those songs.

As far as t-shirt submission, when we move to DC everything will change and be better...........

9:23 AM  
Blogger Pete said...

Riiiiiiight.
I have purchased two (2) tickets to: Bloc Party.

I hate my car's expense tyranny over my life - I just calculated the monthly cost of loan payment + insurance + earl change + petrol. Not cheap. Of course, you have an actual car payment. Sorry.

Pitchfork is stupid. Soon they'll be reviewing awesome ideas for songs they had. Like, if Prefuse got ahold of Sage Francis for an EP on DFA's label? That'd be awesome.

This is not awesome.

9:39 AM  
Blogger Casey Jones said...

Feesh and Cheeps tonight? I'm going to the grocery store/fish monger anyway. Some malt vinegar....mmmmmmmmmmmm.

I haven't budgeted in a while. Maybe I should with the different income.

This is kinda awesome.

9:53 AM  
Blogger Pete said...

Damn you, Omar- er, Gary Bettman!

10:15 AM  
Blogger Pete said...

Fish and Chips, tough to turn down. Gonna make your own fries? I do have a couple potatoes. I could drink Malt Vinegar.

I wonder, did that, did that fryer use all our electricity?

10:52 AM  
Blogger Casey Jones said...

I don't know how much 'lectricity the fryer uses, it's just so big. I was just gonna buy some freezer fries. God, I'm so hungry.

Hopefully salary cay negotiations mean we'll have hockey next year. I still think they need some rule changes, team contractions and less games. In Simmons' terms: go back to the old dive bar with the bartender named Fitzy. Could that bar be called the Crap Factory?

11:04 AM  
Blogger Pete said...

New Sports Guy column. Good. I can't believe he gets paid to do that.

Yes, we have no hockey. I dunno, there's a slim chance they'll still play this year... Would that be good or bad? I'd really like to see some hockey...

They do need rule changes. They need to eliminate the blue line (and therefore the neutral zone trap) and get rid of the top 5 goalies in the league. If there's a hot young goalie prospect, it'd probably pay to keep him OUT of the league. I also want everyone to knock it off about "They have to get rid of fighting." Shut up before I throw a haymaker. That's the kind of opinion Stupitron 3000 would have.

It's not a coincidence that these changes would make the Devils suck.

1:56 PM  
Blogger Pete said...

Maybe Greg Dulli can show up and make it a comprehensive mildly scary, gruff dude concert. Tom Waits is a longshot, I hear he's got major surgery to perform.

2:45 PM  
Blogger Casey Jones said...

posting from home:
yes, when hockey obviously needs rule changes Stupitrons who dont like hockey often throw in "no fighting." Stupids.

Lanegan is "in" (sings on their albums) both the Twilight Singers and Queens of the Stone Age, so I think that show could and should happen....in our apartment.

I'll probably go to the grocery store before you get back, and probably get the Guinness, if you want to buy the McHenry on the ride home.....

man i hate car payments

5:17 PM  
Blogger Pete said...

Man, I hate Lenten resolutions.

6:12 PM  

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