Zach "Linkage" Kuhn
Knowledge adds wisdom and sly.
Met is a strong word, I really just asked the man a question. He did say something to my professor after it was over, and they were staring in my direction, but they could have been looking at Ryan who's tan is impressing everyone. She literally is hot. Super-hot. So I sent a link to the previous post to a guy who runs the "Howling Fantods", which is the only DFW site that is worth a damn, and worth quite a good damn. It's tough to follow a guy who tends to shy away from the spotlight.
Speaking of spotlight, P.T. Anderson is in full swing on his new Adam Sandler movie, and the rumor is it'll be out by Christmas. I'm chrossing my fingers.
Five more things that could disappear from the face of the earth without a peep from me:
1. the bartenders at the cellar, although last night they were allright.
2. Florida
3. That schmuck that tried to kill Marcie on the road the other night
4. People who think "Magnolia" is too long or that it sucks because "they talk too much", except for Luke and Scooter who make up for it in Seinfeld knowledge.
5. W.
The next five songs on your radio in a perfect world would be: "2:45 a.m." by Elliott Smith; "Drums and Shotguns" by Split Lip; "Song Against Sex" by neutral Milk hotel; "Wrecking Ball" by Creeper Lagoon; and "we laugh indoors" by death cab for cutie.
in the stereo: Paul Westerberg's overly underated "14 Songs"
Knowledge adds wisdom and sly.
Met is a strong word, I really just asked the man a question. He did say something to my professor after it was over, and they were staring in my direction, but they could have been looking at Ryan who's tan is impressing everyone. She literally is hot. Super-hot. So I sent a link to the previous post to a guy who runs the "Howling Fantods", which is the only DFW site that is worth a damn, and worth quite a good damn. It's tough to follow a guy who tends to shy away from the spotlight.
Speaking of spotlight, P.T. Anderson is in full swing on his new Adam Sandler movie, and the rumor is it'll be out by Christmas. I'm chrossing my fingers.
Five more things that could disappear from the face of the earth without a peep from me:
1. the bartenders at the cellar, although last night they were allright.
2. Florida
3. That schmuck that tried to kill Marcie on the road the other night
4. People who think "Magnolia" is too long or that it sucks because "they talk too much", except for Luke and Scooter who make up for it in Seinfeld knowledge.
5. W.
The next five songs on your radio in a perfect world would be: "2:45 a.m." by Elliott Smith; "Drums and Shotguns" by Split Lip; "Song Against Sex" by neutral Milk hotel; "Wrecking Ball" by Creeper Lagoon; and "we laugh indoors" by death cab for cutie.
in the stereo: Paul Westerberg's overly underated "14 Songs"
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