Redefining misanthropy for a fresh generation. Standard posts begin with a definition from Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary followed by a modern adjustment. Miscellany on Wednesday and storytelling on Saturday.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
The Reformation of Wolfshausen
Teil Sechs-Und Vierzig
To hear Jamie Dawn and Taylor do this week's reading, cross the Jordan with Joshua and the Israelites. (Caution: Walls may come tumblin' down.)
To read this week's episode, follow the strangers appearing to Abram.
Tay and I did that recording about 1 a.m. the day before I sent it to you. Getting that kid of mine to stay in one place for more than ten minutes is quite a chore. It was fun to do this together.
Jamie Dawn and Tayor: Excellent reading. I feel more spiritual already.
ReplyDeleteDoug: I'd go to church if it was held in a bar like yours.
Quilly: Sometimes (not to often, I know) I have to be allowed to get the jump on you.
Silly Saturday #7 - Charm or Chores?
And everybody said... AMEN!
ReplyDeleteTay and I did that recording about 1 a.m. the day before I sent it to you.
Getting that kid of mine to stay in one place for more than ten minutes is quite a chore. It was fun to do this together.
I hope you have a nice, relaxing weekend.
very nice
ReplyDeletethank you
both
is there not?
a saying
he who can
not live
sin free
become priest(s)
Choose today.
ReplyDeleteThat would be my kind of fellowship.
ReplyDeleteThanks to JD and Taylor for the reading.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking on how to vote.
Nessa, I agree about the reading. A very wholesome expression of drunken protestantism.
ReplyDeleteThanks, A-bell.
Thank you, JD, I did. And thanks for winding him down at 1am. That might explain why he sounds so unteened.
Bear, thou hast said it.
Somehow, Karen, I choose Monday. Not entirely sure why.
Coop, you'd have to bring your own gin but you bet.
TLP, you can lead us better.