Allergic to Minnesota
Perhaps I'm particularly sensitive after having spent four dizzying days in the land of sun, frolic, and $12 vodka martinis with olives the size of regulation volleyballs. All I know is that right now, Minneapolis is looking uglier than a Koosa's ass. (Or a Koosa's face, for that matter. Did anyone actually own a Koosa, or were they designed exclusively for blind children?)
The Minneapolis skyline reminds me of a neurotic's thumbnail: short, jagged, hard to look at. Clouds the color of dryer lint, the unofficial screensaver of June '05, are a fitting backdrop. There are a lot of wonderful reasons to live here, but I'm blanking on the specifics. I think I need another night out in Nordeast!
Right now I'm listening to "Who Made Who" by AC/DC, which is probably the best song off the Maximum Overdrive soundtrack. (Are there other songs on the Maximum Overdrive soundtrack, or is it just 45 minutes of "Who Made Who" with highway noise overdubs?) Strip club imprinting makes it impossible for me to listen to the 4/4 pyrotechnics of drummer Phil Rudd without writhing in my chair. I'm finally getting a stripper pole for my house, which means I'll be bitching about my broken femur in no time. You guys can send me flowers, OK?
Did you hear that? I'm finally getting a stripper pole for my house. Something must have changed in my life, but what?





















