Today's NYT "Modern Love" column contained a great story about a dude named Death Bear who will come to your home (assuming you live in Brooklyn or thereabouts) and "remove painful reminders of your past and give you the chance to start fresh in 2010."
I want to be Death Bear! Imagine the strange encounters he's experiencing daily under that giant, furry suit. Anonymous. Nameless. Faceless. (Unless masks and pseudonyms count.)
Imagine the stuff he's collecting.
Imagine the book he'll be able to write.
Imagine the satisfaction he must feel helping people move on.
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Spoon
Last Sunday, the New York Times ran a great story about the band Spoon. I definitely think Spoon is fantabulous and deserves more recognition (even if they're named after the one verb that men dislike the most) but then I came across the following line, "In December the online review aggregator Metacritic named Spoon the best artist of the decade, above acts like Radiohead and the White Stripes."
Above Radiohead? What the . . . ? Nobody puts Radiohead in a corner. Karma police, arrest this man.
Above Radiohead? What the . . . ? Nobody puts Radiohead in a corner. Karma police, arrest this man.
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