10/20/01

Well, I've been feeling particularly uninspired these days, so for now you'll have to make-do with another few months of the paisly background and bad content. I've been trying to get domesticated (ie, learning to cook) because there's only so much Mac-n-Cheese and Quiznos you can eat. I'm having a love affair with broiled chicken now. I have an extra bedroom, so drop me a note and come and visit. I'm especially interested in hearing from any of my II-C naughty thirteen-ers! Well, for fun, here's some things you can try to be like Infamy:

• Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged [book] -- I dig the implications
• Stephen King, Wizard and Glass [book] -- I can't decide if I like this as much or more than The Stand; read the first three Dark Towers' first
• Ann Rice's Sleeping Beauty Chronicles [book] -- These are nice light afternoon reads
• Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange [film] -- I can't really figure it out either, take Kubrick in small doses!
• The Godfather DVD Collection [film] -- Who doesn't like this?!
• Shrek [film] -- My newest favorite... "Not the buttons! Not my gumdrop buttons!"
• Perls Before Swine on Comics.Com [comic] -- Pig rules
• Kickboxing -- A little pricey, but worth it. Kick a*s!
• Ski Breckenridge -- Try not to fall down in front of everyone of when you're getting off the Mercury lift :-)
• Shop Bluefly.Com -- My new favorite e-tailer
• Play Thief, and Thief II -- Proper A/V system required for full effect.
• Play Quake online -- I'm Ishtar!

Look and remember.
Look upon this land,
Far, far across the factories and the grass
Surely there, surely they will let you pass.
Speak then, and ask the forest and the loam.
What do you hear?
What does the land command?
The earth is taken:
This is not your home.

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