Tubbs and Edward from a tv show called The League Of Gentlemen that I like.

A poster for some show.

i don't think i've posted this.

it is part of a mosaic in Augustus' recently unearthed villa

Nina wrote:

Steve V. wrote:Read Watt by Samuel Beckett.

Securely cemented in my top five reads. So good.

Sadly neglected for reasons unknown to myself, is his short The Lost Ones.
60 (or so) pages of prose extraordinaire.

Steve V. wrote:Or just take a gander at the cover.

Neither copy I own has that jacket.

I love this drawing of him.

Salut, Beckett!

If you like The Lost Ones, definitely seek out his later three novels, Company/Ill Seen Ill Said/Worstward Ho, collected as Nohow On: by Grove Press. Stark, sparse, brutal, clever. Excellent.

I just google image searched and found that it has that awful purple cover. Yuck.

I think I've at this point read Watt more than almost any other book. Sometimes I'll just think to myself about it for no reason. Just, thinkin' 'bout ol' Watt.

Cover art for the BORIS album Flood, which is my favorite of theirs.

It's the coolest bird in the world.

The New York Post is known for it's sensational headlines. That one is generally regarded as their most memorable. "RUDY: WE CAN KICK YOUR CITY'S ASS" was a good one too.

I once heard a guy on WFMU who was a former headline writer for the Post. They asked if he'd ever written one that he loved but was rejected. During his tenure there was a scare about leaky breast implants. He submitted, "WHEN BAD BOOBS GO BUST"

Robert G wrote:Cover art for the BORIS album Flood, which is my favorite of theirs.

I thought it looked familiar. Good to know there is another fan of theirs on here. I've gotten a lot of grief already for mentioning liking Boris. "Flood" is a really solid effort.

I found this photo of Charles Barkley and made the background white. I like it because it looks like a bad yearbook photo. And Barkley is fun to watch when he's on T.V. in any capacity.