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are you kidding? I love german porn..."Jah,Jah,jah,jah"El Mariachi said:But both of their in country porn flicks are pretty close to unwatchable. And even moreso?....unlisten-to-able. Ughhhhhh...... :lol:
are you kidding? I love german porn..."Jah,Jah,jah,jah"El Mariachi said:But both of their in country porn flicks are pretty close to unwatchable. And even moreso?....unlisten-to-able. Ughhhhhh...... :lol:
Is that a Pynchon/Gravity's Rainbow reference? I love rocket limericks!are you kidding? I love german porn..."Jah,Jah,jah,jah"
when's the last time you updated your browser?This thread has a lot of great shit in it. Also a lot of boxes with a small question mark in the center. Anyone else having that issue. Thanks for the humor. Great stuff
Excuse me, Miss. Can I smell your pussy?
If you will swear on a stack of whatever you consider holy that you read Gravity's Rainbow from cover to cover then I will give you extreme respect.Is that a Pynchon/Gravity's Rainbow reference? I love rocket limericks!
not that I know of!
Read it three or four times, at least. First time through was difficult, as I don't think "WTF?" had been invented yet. Also read V., Crying of Lot 49, and Vineland. Tried to read GR again during the lockdown, but the book's binding was falling apart after some 45 years.If you will swear on a stack of whatever you consider holy that you read Gravity's Rainbow from cover to cover then I will give you extreme respect.
I suppose you read Ulysses by Joyce too?
I read a lot and have been all of my life. I have tried Pynchon and Joyce but could never get too far into them. I rarely read books more than once. There are too many other books out there to read. Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea and Richard McKenna's The Sand Pebbles are two exceptions. I've read both of them at least 5 or 6 times.Read it three or four times, at least. First time through was difficult, as I don't think "WTF?" had been invented yet. Also read V., Crying of Lot 49, and Vineland. Tried to read GR again during the lockdown, but the book's binding was falling apart after some 45 years.
Never wanted to read Ulysses. I noticed that if one weren't taking a class studying it but still reading it, one was likely to be pretentious. And I'm aware of the connection between the two but think that's an oversimplification. Yeah, yeah, something, something, stream of consciousness. There's also the influence of Burroughs, Carroll, Heller, Kafka... Did read Finnegan's Wake, though, which IIRC, has a small subplot in GR.
But this is a meme thread. Every post and response should have a meme attached, amirite?
As an aside..... In the 80s a good friend would buy vinyl, lots of vinyl, play it once (virgin) then record it on a then very good cassette with nicer equipment. Then the vinyl got stored to be never touched again unless a replacement became needed.The first time you play a vinyl disk you lose all the highs - somewhere above 12KHz.
Those missing high frequencies are what the snobs call "warm sound".
The whole concept of a sharp gem riding on soft plastic being able to reproduce sound better than a digital signal is patently absurd.
I have a couple boxes (100 or so) of albums I bought from a radio station guy in OB Whey The FUCK agoAs an aside..... In the 80s a good friend would buy vinyl, lots of vinyl, play it once (virgin) then record it on a then very good cassette with nicer equipment. Then the vinyl got stored to be never touched again unless a replacement became needed.