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Submitted by reeses on Mon, 2004-07-05 21:26. | nada
(Elvis-inspired Russian-Wood Art) Came back today from a weekend spent with Kat's aunt and uncle. Was pleasant, ate too much, didn't work out, and therefore didn't gain ground on excising the Minnesota 25. I've been stuck with a bit of "reader's block" lately. I haven't had any real inclination to read anything new. So, I did my deciennial re-reading of Pynchon and Joyce, swilling down V., Gravity, and Artist in the past several weeks. The rest, I can't quite bring myself to re-read. I pick up Ulysses, and literally make it through the second paragraph before putting it down. That's farther than I get with Lot 49 or Vineland, though, because they're pulpier and junkier, and if I wanted pulpy and junky, I'd read Pulp and Junk. Both of which are the worst examples of either author's work. Coming into the garage today after driving back down, I noticed a sweet-ass Aston Martin in the garage, and a moment later, a less sweet-ass Lamborghini Diablo. (As an aside, I almost ran into Sir Mix-A-Lot's Diablo in Seattle, years ago. Actually, it almost ran into me, which is unfortunate, because if it had, I might be driving it today.) As a result, I give to you, lesson 271828 in my doctorate-level course in "How To Start A Fight With Your Wife".
This is the clincher.
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