posted by
syncope at 03:33pm on 26/04/2009
I think I'm going to have to start reading my flist on filters. THE DAY HAS ARRIVED. I just can't handle it anymore. You care, I'm sure.
I got a sunburn from having the sunroof open on the car yesterday, pretty weak. Will I become the kind of person who actually wears sunscreen every day as a philosophical issue? Probably not because I'm too forgetful.
( Something about The Monster At the End of the Book (spn episode) )
I assume that NPR stations all do their pledge drives around the same time of year? That Ira Glass spot where he "calls a listener" is hilarious. I wonder if he ripped the idea off from the Canadian radio show "Wiretap" (which is a comedy program where the host pretends to call different people and another actor on the other end plays the role of, like, his childhood friend or his neighbor or some kid he mentors--my favorite one was when he called this guy who lives in Montreal who was supposedly listed in the phone book as The Devil and the guy said that, yes, in fact he IS the REAL devil and they chit-chat--and the devil guy sounds like an old Jewish man with Yiddish diction and accent and so on. Comedy gold, folks!) Anyway, Jonathan Goldstein (who makes "Wiretap" is on "This American Life," after all. Which always confused me since I heard him first on Canadian radio in bits about Montreal. (If you think I listen to the radio more than normal people, you are RIGHT.)
Anyway, what's the best rps au you've read? Now I'm damned curious.
I got a sunburn from having the sunroof open on the car yesterday, pretty weak. Will I become the kind of person who actually wears sunscreen every day as a philosophical issue? Probably not because I'm too forgetful.
( Something about The Monster At the End of the Book (spn episode) )
I assume that NPR stations all do their pledge drives around the same time of year? That Ira Glass spot where he "calls a listener" is hilarious. I wonder if he ripped the idea off from the Canadian radio show "Wiretap" (which is a comedy program where the host pretends to call different people and another actor on the other end plays the role of, like, his childhood friend or his neighbor or some kid he mentors--my favorite one was when he called this guy who lives in Montreal who was supposedly listed in the phone book as The Devil and the guy said that, yes, in fact he IS the REAL devil and they chit-chat--and the devil guy sounds like an old Jewish man with Yiddish diction and accent and so on. Comedy gold, folks!) Anyway, Jonathan Goldstein (who makes "Wiretap" is on "This American Life," after all. Which always confused me since I heard him first on Canadian radio in bits about Montreal. (If you think I listen to the radio more than normal people, you are RIGHT.)
Anyway, what's the best rps au you've read? Now I'm damned curious.
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