The minidisc recorder came in the mail!!!! Vanessa's minidisc recorder that is...
We plan on documenting mostly prayer call and interviewing a few moroccans. Vanessa tested it out a bit tonight, with excellent results! The microphone is "professional quality."
I finally reached out through the haze of my unease to my friends today. And with good results. I've run out of whiskey and am nursing the last of my budweiser supply, so I'll have to struggle on without them. Boo.
I've never experienced such a disparity between my dream life and waking life before, it's really confusing! Whatever, the shit's stupid and we know it. This is an experiment in cultural seclusion!
I will follow with a recap of the Rabat trip - perhaps with a map - later this evening. Vanessa needs the compy.
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- Adriana Valencia, Polyglot
- Alan, standing up for justice
- Andrea Jennings, who i like but barely know
- Ben Fasman shows up sometimes
- David Scheid, mindfreek.
- Dayne, upwardly mobile girl-banana
- Harper Reed
- Home movie of a reanimated severed sheep's head
- Jesse Brown skipped out on rent, owes me money
- Jessica Hopper, Power Animal
- JR, Baseball Wonk
- Kristen makes the best soup
- Mike Bingaman, S.B.D.
- Miles Raymer, we're twins.
- Molly likes Cake and Clothes
- Moroccan Darija Vocab
- Pablo has so many ideas. He's adriana's brother.
- Scott Van Den Plas, Local Pundit
- Seasonal Salon: Monthly discussions in-person in Palmer Square, Chicago
- Vanessa's Brain Radio
- Zach, Bishop St. Funmaker and my bfgf
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3 comments:
Most 3rd world pharmacies have an amazing supply of intoxicating goodies. You could maximize your alcohol by supplementing it with tranquilizers, barbituates, or other sundry downers. Alternatively, you could spice up your night by mixing you Bud with diet pills and ephedrine. Either way, don't let the laws of your imperialist home-country stop you from getting fucked up. It's your god-given right as an expatriate, and your local pharmacy will appreciate the business... (just think of it as a microfinance project).
that is, by far, the worst advice I have ever heard from someone named jeremy
that is, by far, the worst mis-identification of a blogger by someone named anonymous.
ever.
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