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Jul 09, 2014 06:45AM

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Also, and in the same vein, I have a joke.
Two women walk into a bar. One says to the other,"Have you ever heard of the Bechdel test?"
The other woman replies, "Yeah, my boyfriend was telling me about it the other day."
Two women walk into a bar. One says to the other,"Have you ever heard of the Bechdel test?"
The other woman replies, "Yeah, my boyfriend was telling me about it the other day."

I boutht the book today and plan on reading for bookclub. I know we will pick a date later, but do you have an idea of when we'll meet end, beginning Sept, beginning Oct?
@Sanjeev I love the image of the author as a lone person stuck on a distant star and trying to communicate with earth.
Too bad he was stuck on a distant planet. Maybe he was there with friends and they drunk-left without him?



I'm actually glad we're waiting til September because I'm only a third of the way into it right now.
I love Lee's character and the way social pressures have forced him into the role of pinyin-speaking, ponytail-wearing chinese servant. It reminds me of the way Danbi pressures Justin to act pridefully British.
I love Lee's character and the way social pressures have forced him into the role of pinyin-speaking, ponytail-wearing chinese servant. It reminds me of the way Danbi pressures Justin to act pridefully British.



And Danbi: I think you're confusing me with some skinhead from the British National Front (aka BNP)! :)
So apparently, Jennifer Lawrence is to play Cathy Ames in the upcoming film adaptation. No images of the film have, as yet, been leaked.

Next week is good for me!

You think the glass elevator is actually a glass ceiling for orientation-challenged individuals?


René: me, who balked at (re)reading something tense&grim over the summer read Blood Meridian and Céline instead!!!!! Ha. (I am truly grimmed-out for good. )
@Jane: I don't know why you say that East of Eden is grim. It is, at its heart, the story of a Chinese gentleman's quest for a comfortable reading chair. The husband-shooting whores are just thrown in for historical context.
@Katerina good stuff! I'll put up a doodle.
@Katerina good stuff! I'll put up a doodle.