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The World According To Garp

The first thing that comes to mind would be having a cookout and maybe having a bonfire in the evening on a quiet part of a Lake Michigan beech where is can listen to the waves. I'd have some of my favorite beers and some grilled bratwurst n' sauerkraut.

Watched In The Mouth of Madness. One of my favorite Carpenter movies next to The Thing.

I checked out a moving sale up the road and found some good cheap books. Stephen King: Misery, Stephen King: The Dead Zone, Clive Barker: Books of Blood Vol. 2, and a collection of E. A. Poe stories. All four books were only a dime each and were actually in decent shape.

Comes out in August I think. I always look forward to new Bentley Little books.

I've seen 52

the cartoon version of The Tick

http://www.last.fm/user/VIDEODROME/

Weird Skittles commercial

Also I soppose one good thing about the Dark Tower is it gave me more incentive to read the other books that tied in with it.

Hanz Zimmer & James Newton Howard: Nycteris from Batman Begins

"Who gives a shit what you believe? In thirty seconds you'll be dead, and I'll blow this place up and be home in time for Corn Flakes. " Vilos Cohaagen - Total Recall What a terrific villain line. :D

I didn't like Wizard and Glass much. It was slow and a BIG detour from the rest of the main story. Backstory is okay but a whole novel just for the was overkill IMO. It was funny how they got past Blaine though.

I have mixed feelings about the last 2 books but I'm still glad I read The Dark Tower. I think my favorite might still be The Drawing of the Three. I also enjoyed Wolves of the Calla.

Hmm. Sounds a helluva lot like the Traveling Vampire Show

Some H.P. Lovecraft stories. Some Neil Gaiman short stories. Now I've started Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet. It's amusing so far.

I soppose that would be House of Leaves because of all the nutty changing text fonts and footnotes.

Actually I forgot about one that I read earlier in '05, The World According to Garp. That was a terrific read and one of my favorites from last year.

The best I could think of was EELS: Last Stop, This Town you're dead but the world keeps spinning take a spin through the world you left it's getting dark a little too early are you missing the dearly bereft? taking flight and you could be here tomorrow taking flight, well, you could get...