Alan's Friend Comments

Hi Alan...lol at your avatar with the speech balloon!

Thanks for the commentary.

I LOVE your selection of quotes.

Very irreverent and sharp and sort of immortal.

And I just joined the Taco Bell group lol.

For just that reason.

(((Alan)))

and you know you love karen.

why listen here, sassquatch: although, as you allege, i have not myself read the words on the pages of nightwood, so many portions of it have, at my request, been read at me for years now that - fuck thineself good sir, check thine prostate - i feel fit enough to say that i love that book. and voili voilou voilà. it's the only book like that, anyway, and i've read all the others that i say i have. now wait here: by these standards that you seem to want to apply, i haven't actually read ulysses or the other books that thomas and i took turns reading to each other. this is a slippery slope that you've lubed up, dear.

i need good translations of:
.1. victor hugo - '93

.2. émile zola - la fortune des rougon

.3. TBD. maybe fleabert's sentimental eddycation. maybe alexandre dumas (père) - the count of monte cristo. that's a crowd pleaser. they both cover roughly the same time period. they're both fucking excellent.

.4. . i was thinking vallès' the insurgent (l'insurgé), but the more i stare at it, the more i think that undergrads will hate it and they'll think that the paris commune sucks, even though it is so beyond fucking cool. and 1871 is my favorite year, so that would make me sad. what do you think? do you think they would be into l'insurgé? could i teach them to like it? reading it requires a lot of historical knowledge, which is the point, but they'd be reading in chronological order, which puts this last. can they handle it?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Josh. Delete. Delete! Return to the light. Fuck widgets. Palpatine will only roast you with lightening when your open source coding comes out buggy.

I just now saw this comment. What's happening? Coming to nyc anytime? Still gainfully unemployed? I just got roped into a proofing job by my dubious, half-assed desire to pay rent, after coming off several months of the same, oh glorious sloth, oh virtuous vice.

alanbajandas@yahoo.com


Josh wrote: "Damn it all. I am barely on here anymore, brother. I miss you. I've chosen the dark side and started a Facebook page. The official Facebook page of myself. You on there?"

i'd like to amend the quote somewhat to: "bukowski's writing is horseshit, buy tacos."

i'm gonna fake-marry the shit outta both of you.