Thought the excruciating boredom of reading Dostoevsky’s Demons was time I would never get back. Last night though, by luck, themes and references that otherwise would have been completely obscure made sense when for the first time I watched Mirror, which was also soooo boring
gf is starting at a great new job. Hoping she doesn’t leave me but if she does I can always start over. Get this tattooed on my bicep, start taking T to grow a mustache, learn a little bit about astrology
Town hall style community listening session at the Snelling Dunn today until 12. If you are a person who has a grievance with me from my youth in Saint Paul, please stop by
@guyindoranting I’m sorry but where here do you even find half of these? Are you on Karagarga? Are there torrents? This is not Criterion Channel and a major metro’s library this is screened at a few theaters for several weeks many years ago stuff
Every once in a while I miss the validation and even encouragement Twitter provided to the worst and least healthy aspects of myself and my lifestyle and then I remember, no. No no no no no no no .
@hipearlrose These all rip but better answers because of influence are maybe Chekhov and Vonnegut (GS) Barthelm and Barth (DFW). Lost in the Fun House and Westard the Course… as individual stories are some of my favorites ever . Alice Munro goat, not exactly related
One of many reasons I haven’t been using X is nothing will ever be as funny as the time Will Stancil tweeted about me telling him on the street that people are too mean to him and no one believed it