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I have decided that YouTube.com wins at the internet. Why? Because, not only do they have almost every opening from EVERY tv show of my childhood (Hey Dude, anyone? The Gummi Bears? Kids Incorported?!?) They have the first episode of David the Gnome! I LOVED that show. It was great; although, now having watched it again after waaaaaay too many years, God it was so weird. I mean, let alone that it's starts with David in the bathtub (which is kinda creepy) but that he can "talk to all gnomes by telepathy". Just... wow. The 80s were sure special. Apparently, they also have episodes of Salute Your Shorts, so go check it out! Reminisce with your childhood. Or mine.
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On entirely another note, I am remembering to give some of my preliminary thoughts about House of Leaves. I haven't gotten to any of the weird formatting parts yet (not counting the often several page long footnotes. yay discursive footntoes!) and have had a couple days off from reading it. Mostly, I am not-quite-ashamed to admit, is because I haven't had time to read it until night. And while I apparently had no problems reading it in the tent while camping, I can't even think too much about it here after nightfall. I don't know if it's because I haven't gotten my house's sounds down yet or what. *shivers*
More specifically, ( cut so as not to spoil )
Has anyone read The Whalestoe Letters? Any good? Also, I've heard that houseofleaves.com is a great resource. Any other recommendations would be fabulous.
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Tomorrow, Mom is off to the "other side" of the island to pick up Younger Sister, so I might tag along and go to the Barnes and Noble. If nothing else, I'm short a blank book to write in.
To conclude, dumb question: how do you make one of those solid lines in an lj-entry? They would be so useful. Help me, pleasethanks. XD
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On entirely another note, I am remembering to give some of my preliminary thoughts about House of Leaves. I haven't gotten to any of the weird formatting parts yet (not counting the often several page long footnotes. yay discursive footntoes!) and have had a couple days off from reading it. Mostly, I am not-quite-ashamed to admit, is because I haven't had time to read it until night. And while I apparently had no problems reading it in the tent while camping, I can't even think too much about it here after nightfall. I don't know if it's because I haven't gotten my house's sounds down yet or what. *shivers*
More specifically, ( cut so as not to spoil )
Has anyone read The Whalestoe Letters? Any good? Also, I've heard that houseofleaves.com is a great resource. Any other recommendations would be fabulous.
***
Tomorrow, Mom is off to the "other side" of the island to pick up Younger Sister, so I might tag along and go to the Barnes and Noble. If nothing else, I'm short a blank book to write in.
To conclude, dumb question: how do you make one of those solid lines in an lj-entry? They would be so useful. Help me, pleasethanks. XD
