No Country For Old Men

"Working from his original story, Wong wrote the script with the crime writer Lawrence Block."

What? Lawrence Block and Wong Kar-Wai? Weird. I wonder how that cultural mash-up happened. Also, on the same site, a rave review of the Coen brothers’ "No Country For Old Men." I want to read that but I also want to see the movie. Yet I know doing either one of those things will blunt the enjoyment I get from the other. What to do? I’d usually pick the book but what if it’s a really good Coen brothers movie? Maybe I’ll read the book while watching the movie? Has anyone done that?

 

Hey, Ladies!

Jon: "hey baby, i know what you like, my slow hand, my hot head, that’s right, more blood will flow"
Andrew: oh man
Andrew: talk about a glamour shot
Jon: "i am a muslim man, about 29, i like women in shape, covered, head to toe, fast cars, jihad"

No want cheezburger unless it’s grass fed and maybe not even then. Well, for a day at least.

Omnivore’s Dilemma was laying in front of me so I picked it up and read the chapter on the ethics of eating animals and I ended up a vegan for a day. I’m highly suggestible. Now I’m reading http://icanhascheezburger.com/ and will be talking in LOL speak all day. K bye.