McCall Smith is sort of a charming douchebag, though. Tan seems insufferable.
I also like that Smith seemed to have used the money from his books to buy a time machine, use it to go to 1976, and buy those pants from Johnny Rotten.
McCall Smith is sort of a charming douchebag, though. Tan seems insufferable.
I also like that Smith seemed to have used the money from his books to buy a time machine, use it to go to 1976, and buy those pants from Johnny Rotten.
Amy Tan is kinda insufferable, kinda kinda, but check out her TED talk. She tells about her background/family and explains “where she’s coming from”. I haven’t actually read anything by her (she’s not “my bag, man”) but I did see the movie “The Joy Luck Club” a long time ago and liked it as family story/entertainment. Anyway, she’s also kinda “known, discussed a lot” in Bay Area creative writing bogus shit, old ladies trying to write their memoirs, etc. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that, I don’t mean to sound too harsh here, it’s just not the kind of thing I particularly want to read.) But a lot of people (old ladies I guess) do. I really shouldn’t ‘talk” like this, I’m gonna be an old lady some day. And probably gonna wanna write “the story of my life”. I’m a bit grouchy this morning, and yet trying to defend Amy Tan, kinda, sorta. Weird. OK.
Amy Tan is kinda insufferable, kinda kinda, but check out her TED talk. She tells about her background/family and explains “where she’s coming from”. I haven’t actually read anything by her (she’s not “my bag, man”) but I did see the movie “The Joy Luck Club” a long time ago and liked it as family story/entertainment. Anyway, she’s also kinda “known, discussed a lot” in Bay Area creative writing bogus shit, old ladies trying to write their memoirs, etc. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that, I don’t mean to sound too harsh here, it’s just not the kind of thing I particularly want to read.) But a lot of people (old ladies I guess) do. I really shouldn’t ‘talk” like this, I’m gonna be an old lady some day. And probably gonna wanna write “the story of my life”. I’m a bit grouchy this morning, and yet trying to defend Amy Tan, kinda, sorta. Weird. OK.
Good, Blake. I was afraid you thought the two douches were Handler and Pantsy Magee for razzing Tan while she was simply trying to share her falsely modest tale of woe.
Good, Blake. I was afraid you thought the two douches were Handler and Pantsy Magee for razzing Tan while she was simply trying to share her falsely modest tale of woe.
Handler seems to know what’s up.
Handler seems to know what’s up.
what a great move for derrida to make at the end there. did you know that he wrote a novel? and played football? i’d like to see both of those things.
what a great move for derrida to make at the end there. did you know that he wrote a novel? and played football? i’d like to see both of those things.
Non, mais il est fou, le mec.
Non, mais il est fou, le mec.
Which two are the douchebags?
Which two are the douchebags?
tan and the freak in colored pants
have a listen to them speaking
yeah he was funny
tan and the freak in colored pants
have a listen to them speaking
yeah he was funny
McCall Smith is sort of a charming douchebag, though. Tan seems insufferable.
I also like that Smith seemed to have used the money from his books to buy a time machine, use it to go to 1976, and buy those pants from Johnny Rotten.
McCall Smith is sort of a charming douchebag, though. Tan seems insufferable.
I also like that Smith seemed to have used the money from his books to buy a time machine, use it to go to 1976, and buy those pants from Johnny Rotten.
Amy Tan is kinda insufferable, kinda kinda, but check out her TED talk. She tells about her background/family and explains “where she’s coming from”. I haven’t actually read anything by her (she’s not “my bag, man”) but I did see the movie “The Joy Luck Club” a long time ago and liked it as family story/entertainment. Anyway, she’s also kinda “known, discussed a lot” in Bay Area creative writing bogus shit, old ladies trying to write their memoirs, etc. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that, I don’t mean to sound too harsh here, it’s just not the kind of thing I particularly want to read.) But a lot of people (old ladies I guess) do. I really shouldn’t ‘talk” like this, I’m gonna be an old lady some day. And probably gonna wanna write “the story of my life”. I’m a bit grouchy this morning, and yet trying to defend Amy Tan, kinda, sorta. Weird. OK.
Amy Tan is kinda insufferable, kinda kinda, but check out her TED talk. She tells about her background/family and explains “where she’s coming from”. I haven’t actually read anything by her (she’s not “my bag, man”) but I did see the movie “The Joy Luck Club” a long time ago and liked it as family story/entertainment. Anyway, she’s also kinda “known, discussed a lot” in Bay Area creative writing bogus shit, old ladies trying to write their memoirs, etc. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that, I don’t mean to sound too harsh here, it’s just not the kind of thing I particularly want to read.) But a lot of people (old ladies I guess) do. I really shouldn’t ‘talk” like this, I’m gonna be an old lady some day. And probably gonna wanna write “the story of my life”. I’m a bit grouchy this morning, and yet trying to defend Amy Tan, kinda, sorta. Weird. OK.
Good, Blake. I was afraid you thought the two douches were Handler and Pantsy Magee for razzing Tan while she was simply trying to share her falsely modest tale of woe.
Good, Blake. I was afraid you thought the two douches were Handler and Pantsy Magee for razzing Tan while she was simply trying to share her falsely modest tale of woe.
i love the way handler looks at tan after facetiously imitating her. surprised by the colonoscopy jokes; seems unbecoming of her.
i love the way handler looks at tan after facetiously imitating her. surprised by the colonoscopy jokes; seems unbecoming of her.