That's basically what I did tonight as I had my Sony, Hi-Def, widescreen TV finally installed. Not to mention getting myself hooked up with Time Warner's "Best" cable package, where I get 200 digital channels, hi-def channels, on demand, and to top it all off, TiVo. I have finally solidified my position in the couch-potato halls of fame. And there's nothing like Skinemax in high resolution...amen.
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What I "Thunder" To
Scissor Sisters: Scissor Sisters
This album is the soundtrack to my life. Ok, wishful thinking. (*****)Harajuku Girls
Gwen Stefani: Love, Angel, Music, Baby
It's so sexy that I might have to touch you when listening to it. (****)The Only Living Boy In New York
Simon & Garfunkel: Best of Simon & Garfunkel
I don't know why I can't stop listening to this. It's so free & breezy, like Summer's Eve, only for your ear canal. (*****)It's All Mixed Up
Red House Painters: Songs for a Blue Guitar
A song pretty much applicable to any aspect of life. Too bad it was wasted in the dreadful movie Excess Baggage. (***)Better Son/Daughter
Rilo Kiley: Execution of All Things
The song is so good I almost get into a car accident everytime I listen to it. (*****)
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Shit I Should've Read & Plugs for Profs
Adam Haslitt: I'm Not A Stranger Here
Not bad for his first try. Damn him. (*****)Jhumpa Lahiri: Interpreter of Maladies
There's only so much of the Indian thing I can take, but this is pretty good. (****)- Zbigniew Herbert: Still life With A Bridle: Essays and apocryphas
Actually, I'm reading this for my thesis. But you should read it too, just so you can help give me ideas. RACHEL COHEN: A Chance Meeting : Intertwined Lives of American Writers and Artists, 1854-1967
Simply because Rachel rocks... (*****)Vijay Seshadri: The Long Meadow : Poems
Don't get poetry, but hey, I can't help but idolize Vijay.JOHN BURNHAM SCHWARTZ: Bicycle Days (Vintage Contemporaries (Paperback))
He was 21 when this was published! I'm already four years behind. Still, he's a standup guy that sails.
Guess I'll be making you dinner at your place instead of mine from now on. I must come over to watch Six Feet Under, Queer as Folk (blech!) and various and sundry other things, Must-See-TV perhaps!
Posted by: Chef Pot Roast | November 18, 2004 at 03:07 PM
Hmm, there's nothing like a little Brian Kinney (or Mel, heh heh) on the big screen. Lookin' forward to some major lounging (and mooching) in the near future baby ;)
Posted by: Nat | November 18, 2004 at 05:26 PM
That's it, I'm forsaking this empty California living and moving in with you. I'll have your goulash ready each night at 7:30, and I'll empty the kitty litter, and I'll pack up the air mattress all neat and pretty every morningg.... ooh ooh, can i?
Posted by: Goldshmear | November 21, 2004 at 08:45 PM
Only if you will pet her pussy while your emptying the litter!
Posted by: Cruthless Wonder | November 21, 2004 at 08:47 PM