HAULIN' ASS TO NORTHFIELD 2: LIBERAL ARTS BOOGALOO

Jan 01, 2006 17:19

Tonight is my last night in Ames, so if anybody wants to REALLY CUT LOOSE or anything, give me a call ( Read more... )

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flarfmaster January 2 2006, 00:36:25 UTC
go bowling, gregster. i never saw you at your work. i tried numerous times. others told me they saw you though.

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hahalikeno January 2 2006, 01:15:59 UTC
so gregster i did some weird heritage thing online and scanned in my picture to match it to celebrities' faces annnd kurt vonnegut and i are like two peas in a pod

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posaunelove January 2 2006, 06:23:39 UTC
Pics plz

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ghunter January 2 2006, 16:26:19 UTC
It's probably your trademark moustache.

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dreamgasm January 2 2006, 02:58:42 UTC
vonnegut is good times but his most recent essays kind of suck balls. not gonna lie. he's turned into a curmudgeon and his essays leave a bitter aftertaste. :( oh well, i haven't read his earlier nonfiction. maybe they're better than a man without a country.

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ghunter January 2 2006, 16:28:31 UTC
I imagine his rants against Nixon and Vietnam are probably more compelling than ones against Bush and Iraq. I haven't read the more recent stuff, but saw him on The Daily Show promoting Man Without a Country and I think I have an idea what you mean.

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twirling_lapis January 2 2006, 03:22:40 UTC
I thought you sounded sick today. Please feel better.

How was 100 Years of Solitude? I've been meaning to ask that because it's come up at every quiz bowl competition and I always miss the questions about it; you'd think eventually I'd figure it out. On Bullshit is a really cool-looking little book, and it was fairly amusing to read as well.

I'm sorry we never got to hang out this break. If I get accepted to Carleton I'll probably blow through Northfield on my post-April 15 college visit roadtrip. (I would have said boogaloo, but you put that in your title and that would be just ridiculous to have it twice on one entry.)

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ghunter January 2 2006, 16:35:50 UTC
It's very good, but lags at about the last 100 pages. The most of the characters you become interested in die about halfway through, but I guess that's inevitable in a book that takes place over the course of 100 years. I'm sure we'll have a chance to catch up sometime within the next year or so.

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ghunter January 2 2006, 17:33:49 UTC
P.S. I saw "Battle of the Brains" on TV yesterday. Nice work, dumbass.

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twirling_lapis January 2 2006, 18:25:21 UTC
I thought the same thing about The Jungle, and I didin't end up hating that, so maybe I'll give it a try.

P.S. AHHHH I can't believe you watched that!! god, the shame...

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sciutoalex January 2 2006, 06:05:52 UTC
Dude, It was sooooo 2pm when you woke up.

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