I’ll try to break your back, you’ll try to make amends.
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Breakfast of Champions was the first grown-up book I ever read. I stole it off the shelf, even though my parents kept telling me that those books were not for kids. I stole it, that and R. Crumb’s Carload O’ Comics, and I climbed the walnut tree in the backyard, the one whose branches reached the roof, climbed up onto the roof and read both books in a day. In other news: I keep finding out crazy stuff. Like… did you know that Stringer Bell was British? And a rapper? Why was this information kept from me for so long? I have become obsessed with the Wire, and found myself going thru flickr, looking for “the wire” tags. I know, right? And yet… Oh, in-DEED! Sometimes, you have to admit that you are powerless over all kinds of things. Like french-fries, and the internet. Sometimes, you just like to look at pretty girls. Seth Peck started a blog! Welcome to 2005, dude! If you are in the Midwest, and you grew up in California, everyone, and I do mean EVERYONE will point out to you how often you say the word “dude”. You won’t care, dude. No worries. Ok, TWELVE INNING SCORELESS GAME? Which is then won by a Grand Slam Homer? I may have to start rooting for the Tigers. I have seen #2, and part of #3. Seriously, this is pretty fucking awesome. Kelly Sue knocks it out of the park. Much like the Detroit Tigers (who are #3 on my list of teams who I will be rooting for this year). (#1 are the Cubs, #2 are the A’s. Duh.) Things will happen, and life will go on, and the next thing you know? You will have lived in Missouri for over a month. Huh. Would you look at that? |

April 12th, 2007 at 5:41 am
hey, okay, alex rodriguez did it but not quite in 12 inning fashion. But that’s okay, I want Nick Swisher to do well, he’s on my fantasy baseball team.
April 13th, 2007 at 4:03 pm
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April 19th, 2007 at 10:54 am
I LOVE THE WIRE. My younger brother just bought a house in the Federal Hill area (about four blocks from the inner harbor), and I get that theme song running through my head every time I visit. It’s an awesome town, so much fun. MUCH better than DC, in my opinion. The Wire really captures something unique about the city, I can’t explain it. Something very fucked up, yet very cool about Baltimore. I guess I like it because DC has so many uptight assholes and Baltimore is so, so, so laid back.