Sunday, April 05, 2009
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Writing Exercises
I need to do more creative writing, so I came up with some exercises for myself:
1. Think about someone you truly despise. This should optimally be someone you know in real life, not, for example, Hitler. Now create an imaginary monologue of what they're thinking when they run into you at a party.
2. Write down a list of your favorite movies and/or TV shows. Then write down some stories involving characters meeting and doing something together. That's called fanfiction. Congratulations, loser.
3. Write a humorous anecdote from your real life experience. Did you ever read any David Sedaris? Write like him...be funny! But not so much like him that people will figure out you're cribbing sections from Me Talk Pretty One Day. But try to write like, that book, but with your own stories about meth, performance art and being the gay brother of the chick from Strangers with Candy.
4. Send a letter to yourself, from the point of view of a disappointed family member.
5. Close your eyes and imagine stuff. Then write about it. This is not the same as your dream journal, although hell if anyone else can tell the difference/cares.
6. Create a character that you've known since high school. Have a pretend chat online with them. Then create a profile for them and become Facebook friends. Have them leave you lots of flirtatious messages. After a week or so, move your status so it says you guys are in a relationship. Create narrative tension by promising real friends that you'll bring your new boyfriend around to their next party.
1. Think about someone you truly despise. This should optimally be someone you know in real life, not, for example, Hitler. Now create an imaginary monologue of what they're thinking when they run into you at a party.
2. Write down a list of your favorite movies and/or TV shows. Then write down some stories involving characters meeting and doing something together. That's called fanfiction. Congratulations, loser.
3. Write a humorous anecdote from your real life experience. Did you ever read any David Sedaris? Write like him...be funny! But not so much like him that people will figure out you're cribbing sections from Me Talk Pretty One Day. But try to write like, that book, but with your own stories about meth, performance art and being the gay brother of the chick from Strangers with Candy.
4. Send a letter to yourself, from the point of view of a disappointed family member.
5. Close your eyes and imagine stuff. Then write about it. This is not the same as your dream journal, although hell if anyone else can tell the difference/cares.
6. Create a character that you've known since high school. Have a pretend chat online with them. Then create a profile for them and become Facebook friends. Have them leave you lots of flirtatious messages. After a week or so, move your status so it says you guys are in a relationship. Create narrative tension by promising real friends that you'll bring your new boyfriend around to their next party.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Objectum-Sexuals
"Look," she said, "no hard feelings. I just don't want to talk about it anymore. I'm done with all this fake chit-chat."
He didn't say anything. Because he was the Golden Gate Bridge.
Still, she thought, this has probably been the easiest relationship she's ever had. And she would definitely miss the sex.
"I'm sorry, I didn't mean it," she said, rubbing his beams tenderly, "let's pretend I never brought it up."
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He didn't say anything. Because he was the Golden Gate Bridge.
Still, she thought, this has probably been the easiest relationship she's ever had. And she would definitely miss the sex.
"I'm sorry, I didn't mean it," she said, rubbing his beams tenderly, "let's pretend I never brought it up."
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Friday, January 02, 2009
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Is Nathan Fillion this generation's Jean Paul Belmondo?


Nope.
But they are/were both extremely attractive men. And yo, Belmondo is still alive, though he looks like this.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Sunday, November 02, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
I FEEL GREAT@
Babbies everywhere@ So many good commercials you guys!
Also:
Also:
Also why I don't drink anymore:
Saturday, October 11, 2008
The Ben Schwartz Interview

I interviewed Ben Schwartz, the hottest Jewish comedian since Gene Wilder or Sarah Silverman or somebody else. I did it for Chief Magazine, but also just to meet Ben, who I've been online stalking forevs.
He stars in College Humor's High Times and my dad even thinks he's p. funny, even though they have never met.
ANYWAY: What's up, here is the interview link again, Ben is Jewish, here's his website Rejected Jokes, the end.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Coach Maguirk Naked With My Friend Ricky
Hey guys, that's Ricky at the end! Butt-naked! I like his glasses. I also like Jon Benjamin a lot. I like the sound of his voice. One time Jon Benjamin and I took a picture but I ended up looking gnarly so I won't post it here.
Thursday, October 09, 2008
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