Rod Hagen

I've talked about it here, I got in trouble for linking to a music video, and so I'm not going anywhere near that word or anything to do with it. I understand, that's why I like these threads too. You're welcome, I hope you like it.

That's fucking fantastic.

Yeah, I'm not getting another knock on my profile for saying that dirty word again, or anything to do with it. Anyway, you could of course read the synopsis on the Amazon page I linked to. But if I must, the narrator lives in a small town, in the '50s, and in an abusive catholic family, and his only outlet are these REMARKABLE letters he, and his friend, write to their hero, Superman. The entire book is, I think the word is epostilary? But there's a story in the letters. A sad, funny, story. Now I'm exhausted from typing, you're welcome Lucky.

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The one on the right. SO MUCH More interesting of a person than ZE.

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I should like him. I love Marquez. But I forced myself through whatever Murakami book has all the holes that multiple characters spend days in. Windup Bird Chronicle? Really hated it, but finished it because he's so revered AND I really wanted to like it. I will not read anything else by him. Although Utopia Avenue was a mess, and disappointing, I do like David Mitchell quite a bit, and he's obviously influenced heavily by Murakami. So, I'm probably wrong, glad you like him a lot. A lot of good smart people do.

It's not a terrible movie. People are too dramatic in saying it tanked because of homophobia. Additionally, people are too dramatic hating on it. I didn't know who Billy Eichner was before seeing it. So, I didn't have the PRE-Hate many people, understandably, had/have for him. It's not good, but I'd watch it again before watching any fucking Marvel Movie (I don't know why I made that the only choices).

Thank you for bringing my attention back to this movie. He's such a solid filmmaker, I look forward to watching it on MAX

I used to listen, but haven't the last few years, just because of time. But I like him a lot. I saw him at a restaurant and told him he's fantastic. He very dramatically and Gayly said, "Oh stop!" with a big smile. Great guy as far as I can tell.

Why do you say that? Where do you think I should go?

I heard back from him. He has a job that he likes and is living in a place he likes, so yay!!

Several GIANT sex parties when I first moved to LA. Over 100 naked guys at a home in the Hollywood Hills, and another one with over 60 people in a Malibu Beach House (not Geffen's). They were QED parties, that was the name of the group, QED (Quality Erect Dicks) and you had to be interviewed to join the group. Oh, the 90s; fun times.

I definitely should not have watched Ordinary People, I was too young to process it. Give her the Goddam Camera! I hear that in Don't Look Now, great movie, when Julie Christie (so beautiful and talented) and Sutherland were naked and getting ready in their bathroom in the evening, originally you see Sutherland's cock, but it was so big that for the rest of the movie the audience in Test Screenings wouldn't see the rest of the movie the same way, they'd giggle. And so, in the final edit, no cock shot. That's what I remember hearing anyway. Don't Look Now, SO GOOD.

The hungrier they are, the sexier. :-)

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That is interesting. Eventually, the home will be an escort menagerie with a hefty admission fee. :-) Seriously, it's uncommon for an escort to fall for a similarly-aged client, it's almost always an older, money'd, one they run away with, if they run away. Takes all kinds for sure.

The good news is that several entertaining memoirs, even a couple actual literary ones, have come out of it so yay!

Oh no! Now I really wish I'd met him. Thank you for the photos!

Hi. I'm trying to think of a place to visit for three nights during Thanksgiving. A place I haven't been much or, better yet at all. I'm looking for suggestions, knowing you can't know where I have been. I'd be flying out of LAX Thursday morning returning any time Sunday. Right now I'm thinking Oaxaca. I've never been, seems like a few days there would be perfect. I'd prefer Mexico City, since I've never been, but I don't think my asthma would handle the air quality well that time of year. I was in Hawaii recently, so...No. The only place I haven't been to in the Caribbean that I still want to see is the BVI. But given how expensive and hard to get to from here the BVI is, I'd rather go when I have more time. I've been to Banff and Jasper and area many times. I've been to Vancouver many times, Seattle, Portland, Montreal, Quebec, Winnipeg, many times. It's too short of a time to go to Maine. I've been ALL over California, and much is worth repeating, but I was in Yosemite a month ago, and Big Sur again can wait a few years. I dislike Palm Springs and I don't need to visit San Diego or San Francisco again right now. Don't need to see NYC again right now Or Boston Or Wyoming Or Chicago or Texas or North Carolina or Georgia or South Carolina again right now. Wasn't that long ago I was in Arizona, Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce and that area. I don't like Taos or Santa Fe enough to go again.....Minneapolis, many times. It's not enough time to go to Belize. Or back to Honduras or Costa RIca. Nor Alaska....Don't feel I need to go back to Miami for awhile, or the Keys ever again. I've been to San Miguel De Allende, was great. So, maybe, Oaxaca? Any other ideas? Would Glacier national park be open, interesting, that time of year? Thank you Thank you Thank you. I really appreciate the travel advice I get here. And, on that subject, the Norway trip is coming soon!