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HD tour blog to come when I write it. It was a complicated emotional excursion, to be sure, but also, miraculously, fun. Aaron wrote one, too, for double, if not, indeed, triple the pleasure.
Gervais Podcast season 3 begins August 22. This is very important, especially when you consider the fact that I am now on my sixth time through the original nine hours worth of seasons 1 and 2. I usually skip 2.1, though. I mean, I'm not a freak.
Hope is Emo is, provably, the funniest thing anyone has ever done.
Why so podcasty, you might ask? Well, because All Things to All People is now going to be a podcast. Debuting in October. It's gonna be funny. More news as it develops.
I am currently only #225,595 authors away from being #1!!!
Nelson Sings Nilsson is basically done. Samplers are circulating relevant earways. I'm just not going to expect anything. I guess maybe a MySpace page is in order.
I am developing a potentially unhealthy delayed post-mortem re-attachment to Spalding Gray. It has always been there (my weird connections to him, mainly surrounding Our Town, are like elements of my own SG monologue travesty, which I will spare you), but just lately, i'm listening to the CDs again and again--in the car, in bed as I try to sleep; I'm watching the movies; I'm reading the novel and the monologues that didn't get recorded; i'm cutting out pictures and putting them places, haunted by his ghost-like final Bumbershoot show. My mother thinks this is unhealthy. I'm not saying she's wrong, but I kind of can't help myself. Did you read his journal entries in Harper's? Jesus. Jesus. "How shall I do it," indeed.
Gervais Podcast season 3 begins August 22. This is very important, especially when you consider the fact that I am now on my sixth time through the original nine hours worth of seasons 1 and 2. I usually skip 2.1, though. I mean, I'm not a freak.
Hope is Emo is, provably, the funniest thing anyone has ever done.
Why so podcasty, you might ask? Well, because All Things to All People is now going to be a podcast. Debuting in October. It's gonna be funny. More news as it develops.
I am currently only #225,595 authors away from being #1!!!
Nelson Sings Nilsson is basically done. Samplers are circulating relevant earways. I'm just not going to expect anything. I guess maybe a MySpace page is in order.
I am developing a potentially unhealthy delayed post-mortem re-attachment to Spalding Gray. It has always been there (my weird connections to him, mainly surrounding Our Town, are like elements of my own SG monologue travesty, which I will spare you), but just lately, i'm listening to the CDs again and again--in the car, in bed as I try to sleep; I'm watching the movies; I'm reading the novel and the monologues that didn't get recorded; i'm cutting out pictures and putting them places, haunted by his ghost-like final Bumbershoot show. My mother thinks this is unhealthy. I'm not saying she's wrong, but I kind of can't help myself. Did you read his journal entries in Harper's? Jesus. Jesus. "How shall I do it," indeed.
posted by Sean Nelson at 3:28 PM
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Seeing Spalding Gray walking around in Washington Square Park was one of the highlights of my freshman year. I can't count the number of times I listened to Monster in a Box back then. When my roommates and I would go grocery shopping, whenver we were in the canned goods aisle, we'd count in threes because you know the first two cans were going to have "botulism and cy-a-nide." Now I'm depressed...
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