December 11, 2002
Declaring a Moratorium

In an effort to make my website more interesting (I'm severely lagging behind in the bigwhoop family alone) I'm initiating a new feature: The Moratorium List. How it will work is thusly: I will start listing things I'd like to declare a moratorium on, and you, the reader, will add on to it, and eventually we'll have a list. It's interactivity at its best. Let me show you how it works -

I'm declaring a moratorium on bands opening up their albums with several minutes of vague, ambient sounds. Either rock my ass right away or don't bother. I'm looking at you, Dandy Warhols!

See how that goes? Now you try? What else would you like to declare a moratorium on?

In unrelated news, I'm digging this new zwan song to death. It's very much bringing me back to the salad days of the early '90s. Just when you thought '80s nostalgia was overstaying its welcome, '90s nostalgia rears its bald, "Zero" T-shirted head. If only Kurt Cobain weren't dead, or he was still making music from beyond the grave like dead rappers (You Know You're Right doesn't count, because we're reasonably assured he made it while he was alive. I'm talking about volumes of new material.)

Hey, how was that Slow Kids show last night?

Yesterday I signed my name to Christmas cards going out to C-3PO and Boba Fett. What an odd sensation.

I don't know why my updates lately have read like Larry King columns, but I like it.

I'm not usually one to yell at the screen during movies or TV shows, but 24 makes me do it. A lot.

Love me.

Posted by Justin at December 11, 2002 11:40 AM
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One thing I'd like to see is more Strom Thurmond focused content.

Actually, I'd like a fucking moratorium declared on him, but I've wanted that for 60+ years now, so I figured making fun of him is the next best thing.

Posted by: Matt on December 11, 2002 2:51 PM

Did you see the Onion infographic this week then? He-s 100 fucking years old! Someone call Willard Scott and the Death Squad and put him out of his misery.

Posted by: Justin on December 12, 2002 2:41 PM

Yeah, that Slow Kids show went pretty damn well. The Slow Kids maintained their rep for bringing the hardcore funny for the low low price of $3. My dad said he loved it, and hey, who's a better Slow Kids critic than my dad? No one.

Tonight is the night of the Slow Kids Fall 2002 Dinner, which will be taking place at Zaftig's. Deliciously fattening breakfast foods and snadwiches will follow.

Posted by: Wolf on December 12, 2002 3:51 PM

There's only two things I miss about Boston -

1: You guys
2: The fucking restaurants.

Tonight you get both, you lucky bastard.

Seriously, congrats on the show. If you made a tape, please feel free to tack it on the end of the tape you're making me. Make it! Thanks.

Posted by: Hemlock on December 12, 2002 5:16 PM
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