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That's why I read it, Abulafia, for my A103 course.

I just finished Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami and loved it. I strongly identified with Midori's character, and both her and Toru's attitude towards so-called 'revolutionaries'. Next up is Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.

Moses desired macaroni pictures, not bracelets, Bobby. :p This is an interesting, fantastical poem. It's not the kind of poetry I'd normally want to read, but I enjoyed it. I agree with Ashlea's advice. Just keep on readin'.

I've loved the Scream since I was a child. My dad had a life-sized stand-up balloon in the shape of the person in the painting. :D

Aha! Crisis averted; partying ensues.

I saw The Village recently and was pleasantly surprised, after hearing everyone talk about how terribly predictable it was. I even knew the twists at the end, because some jerk on a forum gave them away, and while that did spoil the experience somewhat, I still thought it was very well done...

Damn, I've only read 11 of those, Jenem, but several of the unread ones are sitting on my bookshelf waiting for me to molest their pages. :D I read The Wide Sargasso Sea last year and loved it. Very unusual.

I'm down with the free carrots, but... will there be any other humans around? :o

Yaay! My rabbits and I shall dance in the remains of those of you who are not spared!

"Peashot" is a brilliant new word. It reminds me of Kristin Hersh's song Beestung: "You've beestung me".

I have two rabbits I take real good care of. Will you spare me in your apocalypse? Pretty please?

17 and 11. Pathetic. :p

I have never read anything by Ayn Rand, but the attitude of her devotees has seriously turned me off from reading her books, which is unfortunate because I'm sure there is something to be gained. The internet is crawling with "objectivists" who think it is their right to judge and belittle...

The ents. :D

Tom Waits, Pixies, The Flaming Lips, Placebo, Aimee Mann, Kristin Hersh, Leonard Cohen, Jeff Buckley, Rufus Wainwright, David Bowie, The Smiths, Aphex Twin, Morrissey, The Beatles, Belle and Sebastian, Le Tigre, Doug Martsch, The Eels, Bob Dylan, The Magnetic Fields, The Delgados, The Velvet...

Enough that I'm a member of these forums. :p

Did you tell him that we are eccentric, Michel? Naughty naughty!

Wow, I really like this. Fearless writing! It also reminds me of my mother's second marriage to an alcoholic, which very quickly turned sour.

Oh yeah, I also went to a P.O.D. concert once in high school. I didn't know who they were but my friend had an extra ticket so I figured I'd rather go out on a school night than go to the house and do my homework. All I remember about the show were the three enormous people in front of me who...

Man, I've been to very few concerts. The only people I've seen live are Puff Daddy (please don't laugh - I was 14 and my friend made me), Tom Petty (for my 16th birthday my mom got me two tickets to his concert and a limo to escort myself and my cousin to and from the show - we even got...