scotto wrote:On a related note, just ran across these literature team jerseys:


http://www.novel-t.com/index.htm

Hmmm...Poe, Dickinson, Ltzu...what, no Chandler?

do they have Rand?

scotto wrote:On a related note, just ran across these literature team jerseys:


http://www.novel-t.com/index.htm

armchair manager literary lineups:

i can see whitman in center, but thoreau in right? no way. dude is left all the way
and i really like the battery of vonnegut and (kilgore) trout. breakfast of champions indeed.

joelle wrote:armchair manager literary lineups:

i can see whitman in center, but thoreau in right? no way. dude is left all the way
and i really like the battery of vonnegut and (kilgore) trout. breakfast of champions indeed.

I like the Trout shirt. And an all-Vonnegut team would be tough; Montana Wildhack bats cleanup.

Reading both at the same time, they just seem to go together well. hmmmmmm

great and hilarious read even if you despise wrestling

Sweet Charlotte"s Seventh Mistake
by Cori Crooks
her mom had 15 names 7 husbands and 10 children. She didn't know who her dad was and her mom faked cancer twice before dying from it for real. yet the scrapbook style makes it endearing. good quick read. I am amazed Cori turned out as well as she did.

I just read the last two Twilight books after years of making fun of the Twilight phenomenon.

Flame away... they were good.

And Robert Pattinson is hot.

redsoxnation247 wrote:

about to dig into this one i love baseball history

One of the most amazing experiences of my life was being at Yankee Stadium for the first game after Munson's death. From the moment of silence that spontaneously turned into a roaring, extended standing ovation to Luis Tiant's masterful pitching in what turned out to be a heartbreaking loss (I want to say 2-1, could have been 1-0), it was a magical, emotional night that was rooted in baseball but transcended it.

The Black Canary wrote:



Reading both at the same time, they just seem to go together well. hmmmmmm

Have you read Serpentine by Thomas Thompson?

never going back wrote: Twilight phenomenon.

Flame away... they were good.

twilight = white lady porn

Almost finished (thanks OBL!). A great inside look at a legendary episode (including background info) in rock & roll history.

dime in the gutter wrote:

never going back wrote: Twilight phenomenon.

Flame away... they were good.

twilight = white lady porn

except there's no sex is there?

Tequila Cowboy wrote:

Almost finished (thanks OBL!). A great inside look at a legendary episode (including background info) in rock & roll history.

My pleasure!

Steve French wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:

never going back wrote: Twilight phenomenon.

Flame away... they were good.

twilight = white lady porn

except there's no sex is there?

hence the "white lady" part.

Zip City wrote:most of the porn I've seen has white ladies in it

i bet you drove your dad fucking crazy when you were a kid.

i was speaking to the large numbers of older white ladies who love the whole twilight/true blood/vampire deal.

dime in the gutter wrote:i bet you drove your dad fucking crazy when you were a kid.

Some posts deserve a medal or an award or something. Or maybe a Hall of Fame nomination. This is one.

dime in the gutter wrote:

Zip City wrote:most of the porn I've seen has white ladies in it

i bet you drove your dad fucking crazy when you were a kid.

i was speaking to the large numbers of older white ladies who love the whole twilight/true blood/vampire deal.

Older? Am I now OLDER?

Yeah, I'm pretty obsessed with the Twilight thing. I read three of the four books in a week, one of them in one day. It's definitely like heroin for me.

never going back wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:

Zip City wrote:most of the porn I've seen has white ladies in it

i bet you drove your dad fucking crazy when you were a kid.

i was speaking to the large numbers of older white ladies who love the whole twilight/true blood/vampire deal.

Older? Am I now OLDER?

Yeah, I'm pretty obsessed with the Twilight thing. I read three of the four books in a week, one of them in one day. It's definitely like heroin for me.

same here, NGB....i thought it was going to be like Anne Rice's vampire series.....but yeah, read all of them in less than a week.

it's emotional porn, put it that way

"emotional pron"
Do not mess up porn with emotion!!

Penny Lane wrote:

never going back wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:i bet you drove your dad fucking crazy when you were a kid.

i was speaking to the large numbers of older white ladies who love the whole twilight/true blood/vampire deal.

Older? Am I now OLDER?

Yeah, I'm pretty obsessed with the Twilight thing. I read three of the four books in a week, one of them in one day. It's definitely like heroin for me.

same here, NGB....i thought it was going to be like Anne Rice's vampire series.....but yeah, read all of them in less than a week.

it's emotional porn, put it that way

Thanks Penny! I feel better knowing it got you too.

We went to Seattle for Spring Break this year and I said lets go to the Olympic National Park so the kids can play in the snow and my wife said we can also go to Forks. I said what the hell is a Forks? The town is cashing in big time and had Twilight crap everywhere.

And no, I have not read the books! or seen the movies! The town was crawling with teenage girls and middle aged women taking pictures of everything in sight and yes they were all white Zip.

Is that the baby gator?!

4sooner wrote:"emotional pron"
Do not mess up porn with emotion!!

Well said.

beantownbubba wrote:Is that the baby gator?!

Yes, the first baby who is 10 now.

beantownbubba wrote:

The Black Canary wrote:



Reading both at the same time, they just seem to go together well. hmmmmmm

Have you read Serpentine by Thomas Thompson?

No but I shall add to my list, do tell more BTB

Gator McKlusky wrote:

beantownbubba wrote:Is that the baby gator?!

Yes, the first baby who is 10 now.

She's a real cutie

The Black Canary wrote:

beantownbubba wrote:

The Black Canary wrote:



Reading both at the same time, they just seem to go together well. hmmmmmm

Have you read Serpentine by Thomas Thompson?

No but I shall add to my list, do tell more BTB

Fascinating and well told tale of a globetrotting serial killer. True crime doesn't get any better. But you'll probably want to sleep w/ the lights on for a while. For my money, the non fiction equivalent of Silence of the Lambs.

beantownbubba wrote:

Gator McKlusky wrote:

beantownbubba wrote:Is that the baby gator?!

Yes, the first baby who is 10 now.

She's a real cutie

Thanks BTB; I tell my wife we are going to take a paternity test because no way is she mine!