Trinity of Ideas: 7.09.05

Idea the First. Has any one seen the Philadelphia Story? (If not, you ought to. It is Lost In Translation good) There is a line where Jimmey Stuart is listening to Katherin Hepburn talking about his book of short stories. Stuart, who considered Hepburn to be an idiot; at least up until this point in the movie , says

You have unexpected depth!

I love that line. It says so much about the pretentions of the artistic and educated. Also it is just like the French officer in War & Peace who has to call Peirre a Frenchman, because any one who is magnanimous has to be French. So any the artist (played by Stuart) thinks that only fellow Greenwich Village artists can understand his stories.


Idea the Second. Where is every one else? In that last few weeks I must have posted 10,000 words, and you slackers just sit on your laurals. I need more things to read. Right now I am getting bored of KLo, Derb, and JPod. Even McKeown has gone Blog Lite. (If you know who KLo, Derb, and JPod are CHEERS.)

Idea the Third. At the Institute we are doing this paper. Well I'll just let you read this. This paper was Top Secret, and what happend. We opened today's paper and saw the F***ing Rockey Mountain News had a F***ing article about it. So we are going to delay the release a little longer. That and I think that I might end up getting some real credit for all my work on this paper.

However, if you are not interested in where your tax dollars are going, fine don't care. But if the Tax Payers Bill Of Rights goes down in Colorado, then its over, the F***ing Libs have won. We might as well all go on welfare and start calling Ted Kennedy a Catholic Politican. One that note, does any one know how to get a hold of Buyrne? We have an election (the biggest one in 05, sorry Cali) to win in Colorado