a serious discusion...

[chupe666]

On a totally Un-Werthers-related note, I watched this movie Saturday night while in a cheddarburger coma, recoiling from yet another horrid Northwestern Football fiasco.

 

[xfer]

I'll always regret that they never made The Great Glass Elevator. The scene where they open the hotel and it's covered with the gore of six hundred slain guests would have made it the GREATEST KIDS' MOVIE EVER.

 

[chupe666]

It is with great (and constant) sorrow I must admit I never read the Glass Elevator. Looks like I'll have to find a copy, pick up some Werthers, and settle in for a nice gory story.

 

[VangelicSurgeon]

ODIHGIODFHGDFLSIHJGLMSDKGFNLDKFSGHIOSDHFGVSD

READ IT NOW!

(vermiscious knids)

 

[xfer]

They're all fat-cat, wealthy, and important guests, too.

 

[chupe666]

I bought the two books (C&tChocFactory & GlassElevator) for my nephew last Christmas. Is that hypocritical of me, having only read one of them? I should ask him if I can borrow it. Or I guess I could read it with him and each of us do a book report on it...

 

[xfer]

I bought my ex-girlfriend some stupid Wally Lamb book she wanted once and I certainly didn't read it.

 

[chupe666]

Yeah, that's true- but I feel different buying books for kids. Like I should know what I'm giving them, and should have read them. They open them, look at me and say, "Are these books good, Uncle Eric?" And I say, "Uh- I can't read. I thought those were menus from California Pizza Kitchen."

 

[xfer]

Yeah, true...sometimes a recommendation is explicit in a gift. And sometimes the girl just pointed and said, "Buy me that."

 

[Mark]

You are all nutbags.

That is all.

 

[VangelicSurgeon]

no man, we just have an incredibly vast array of influences!