this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan]
In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy ofModern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan]
of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 2:30:13 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan]
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 5:56:16 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 2:30:13 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
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On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 9:03:44 AM UTC-8, Zod wrote:Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 5:56:16 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
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On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 2:25:59 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 8:29:45 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 5:56:16 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone.
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
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On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 8:29:45 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 9:03:44 AM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 5:56:16 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 2:30:13 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
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On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 2:25:59 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 8:29:45 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 5:56:16 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 2:30:13 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone.
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
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On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 2:39:14 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 6:47:05 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina
The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time.
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On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 6:47:05 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:“[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 2:25:59 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 8:29:45 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 5:56:16 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 2:30:13 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone.
Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan]
In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy ofModern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”
On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 5:58:28 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:below.
On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 2:39:14 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 6:47:05 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 2:25:59 PM UTC-8, Zod wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover
Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina
time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 2:39:14 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 6:47:05 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina
The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time.
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
On Tuesday, March 15, 2022 at 2:52:29 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:below.
On Tuesday, March 15, 2022 at 11:36:51 AM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 5:58:28 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
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On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 6:47:05 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover
Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and
time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
On Tuesday, March 15, 2022 at 11:36:51 AM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:below.
On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 5:58:28 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 14, 2022 at 2:39:14 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 6:47:05 PM UTC-5, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover
Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina
time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
do you need anything?
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan]
In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy ofModern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 2:24:39 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:cover below.
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book
Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and
our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
On Monday, March 21, 2022 at 3:09:47 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:cover below.
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 6:14:41 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book
and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams,
of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
Is there any Steinbeck you haven't read? Or is it easier to say what you have read by him?John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
You can email me, too, if you'd rather.
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 6:14:41 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:cover below.
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Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book
and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams,
our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan]
of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy
excellent news! it's sure to be a fascinating book! no doubt about that!
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book
and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams,
our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
On Monday, March 21, 2022 at 3:09:47 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:cover below.
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book
and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams,
of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the
and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams,
artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to allIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 6:14:41 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:cover below.
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 2:24:39 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the book
and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams,
our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to all of us.”In a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest artists of
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find the
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to allIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to allIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to allIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to allIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster.
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I knew that was a movie, wasn't aware it's also a book.have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
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Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster. Find
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songs mean to allIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the greatest
🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
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Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster.
Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the past two
The book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of his needsbut emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with Sally ends. Joe
When Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys having sexwith, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement only serve to
In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle, stillliving with and supported by his grandmother.
Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He suffers anervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.
Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new friend ismisinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis, and he
An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led on. AsJoe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.
Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and seek hisfortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.
Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is insulted whenhe requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.
Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in pursuit ofRatso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.
Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but eventually letshim go unharmed.
Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of changein his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.
Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found thefriendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.
One day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a socialite whoagrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting on his wearying
Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to Floridathat very night.
Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats himwhen he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.
Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.discover that Ratso has died.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes up to
He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks Joe toclose Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.
*************************************
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster.
Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello,
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the past
needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with Sally ends.The book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of his
sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement only serveWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys having
still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle,
nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He suffers a
misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis, and heDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new friend is
Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led on. As
fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and seek his
he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is insulted when
of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in pursuit
lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but eventually
change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of
friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found the
agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting on his wearyingOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a socialite who
Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to
when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats him
discover that Ratso has died.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes up to
to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks Joe
*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello,
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the
needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with Sally ends.The book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of his
having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement onlyWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys
still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle,
a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He suffers
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led on.
his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and seek
when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is insulted
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of
friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found the
who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting on hisOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a socialite
Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to
him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats
up to discover that Ratso has died.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes
Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon & Schuster.
Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello,
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the past
needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with Sally ends.The book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of his
sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement only serveWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys having
still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle,
nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He suffers a
is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis, and heDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new friend
As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led on.
his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and seek
when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is insulted
of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in pursuit
lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but eventually
change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of
friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found the
who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting on hisOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a socialite
Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to
when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats him
to discover that Ratso has died.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes up
to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks Joe
Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:00:32 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the
his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with SallyThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of
having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement onlyWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys
still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle,
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led
seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of
the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to
him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats
up to discover that Ratso has died.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes
Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:14:54 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:01:16 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:00:32 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and whatIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of
the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent
of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with SallyThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been
seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few
found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them
beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe
asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
you're fucking STUPID, bob. you're fucking STUPID.i'm mentally ill, i have nowhere else to go, to turn, to be....and you gaslight me here.....for the crime of loving bob. you are S-I-C-K.who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
if you don't like me don't SING ABOUT ME. why do you TORTURE ME!?!?!?!! i'm screaming my head off!!!!!!!!!!!!! why!!?!?!??!!??!!? why?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!??!
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:17:59 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:14:54 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:01:16 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:00:32 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and whatIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one
spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has
care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship withThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless,
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existentialDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool
led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been
and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few
found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take
beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe
and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
you're fucking STUPID, bob. you're fucking STUPID.i'm mentally ill, i have nowhere else to go, to turn, to be....and you gaslight me here.....for the crime of loving bob. you are S-I-C-K.who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
if you don't like me don't SING ABOUT ME. why do you TORTURE ME!?!?!?!! i'm screaming my head off!!!!!!!!!!!!! why!!?!?!??!!??!!? why?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!??!i am in here SCREAMING, and SCREAMING, and SCREAMING.
it's like you are trying to CUT UP MY BRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!! 😱
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:23:51 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:17:59 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:14:54 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:01:16 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:00:32 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
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& Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by
spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has
care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship withThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless,
He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment.
new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existentialDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool
been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having
and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few
found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival,
and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
you're fucking STUPID, bob. you're fucking STUPID.i'm mentally ill, i have nowhere else to go, to turn, to be....and you gaslight me here.....for the crime of loving bob. you are S-I-C-K.who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
if you don't like me don't SING ABOUT ME. why do you TORTURE ME!?!?!?!! i'm screaming my head off!!!!!!!!!!!!! why!!?!?!??!!??!!? why?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!??!i am in here SCREAMING, and SCREAMING, and SCREAMING.
it's like you are trying to CUT UP MY BRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!! 😱you are SO_SICK to do this to a person.
ALL OF THIS WAS DONE TO ME!!!!!!!!!!! I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. SOMEBODY KNOCKED!!!!!!!! I JUST WENT UP AND SAID HI TO SOMEBODY!!!!!!!!!! IS THAT A FUCKING CRIME!?!??!?!!??!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:01:16 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:00:32 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and whatIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of
the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent
his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with SallyThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of
having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement onlyWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys
idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led
seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits
the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them
beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally
Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe
asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
i'm mentally ill, i have nowhere else to go, to turn, to be....and you gaslight me here.....for the crime of loving bob. you are S-I-C-K.who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:24:59 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:23:51 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:17:59 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:14:54 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:01:16 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 6:00:32 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 3:01:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 6:48:06 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Friday, March 25, 2022 at 2:08:14 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 6:49:35 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:11:43 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via
Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to theAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster,
one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by
spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has
care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship withThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless,
He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment.
cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a
been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having
cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling
is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she
flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe
but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch,
few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a
has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he
a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with
take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival,
Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
you're fucking STUPID, bob. you're fucking STUPID.i'm mentally ill, i have nowhere else to go, to turn, to be....and you gaslight me here.....for the crime of loving bob. you are S-I-C-K.who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
if you don't like me don't SING ABOUT ME. why do you TORTURE ME!?!?!?!! i'm screaming my head off!!!!!!!!!!!!! why!!?!?!??!!??!!? why?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!??!i am in here SCREAMING, and SCREAMING, and SCREAMING.
it's like you are trying to CUT UP MY BRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!! 😱you are SO_SICK to do this to a person.
ALL OF THIS WAS DONE TO ME!!!!!!!!!!! I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. SOMEBODY KNOCKED!!!!!!!! I JUST WENT UP AND SAID HI TO SOMEBODY!!!!!!!!!! IS THAT A FUCKING CRIME!?!??!?!!??!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?why are you trying to make me commit suicide?
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Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via
Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to theAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster,
by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs
has spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe
takes care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationshipThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who
she enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy
friendless, and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless,
enlistment. He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's
cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a
having been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for
cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling
she is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after
flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe
but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch,
few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a
has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he
with a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but afterOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party
take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
newfound maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own
arrival, Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before
Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
you're fucking STUPID, bob. you're fucking STUPID.i'm mentally ill, i have nowhere else to go, to turn, to be....and you gaslight me here.....for the crime of loving bob. you are S-I-C-K.who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩you're messing with me....and you're pretending like you don't know.....i'm screaming....you're driving me crazy....
if you don't like me don't SING ABOUT ME. why do you TORTURE ME!?!?!?!! i'm screaming my head off!!!!!!!!!!!!! why!!?!?!??!!??!!? why?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!??!i am in here SCREAMING, and SCREAMING, and SCREAMING.
it's like you are trying to CUT UP MY BRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!! 😱you are SO_SICK to do this to a person.
so much for a happy dayALL OF THIS WAS DONE TO ME!!!!!!!!!!! I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. SOMEBODY KNOCKED!!!!!!!! I JUST WENT UP AND SAID HI TO SOMEBODY!!!!!!!!!! IS THAT A FUCKING CRIME!?!??!?!!??!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?why are you trying to make me commit suicide?
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the press release.According to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello,
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the
needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with Sally ends.The book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of his
having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement onlyWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys
still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle,
a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He suffers
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led on.
his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and seek
when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is insulted
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of
friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found the
who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting on hisOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a socialite
Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to
him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats
up to discover that Ratso has died.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes
Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and what songsIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of the
past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent the
his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with SallyThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of
having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement onlyWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys
still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and idle,
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led
seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits of
the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them to
him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally beats
up to discover that Ratso has died.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe wakes
Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and asks
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and whatIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of
the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent
of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with SallyThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been
seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few
found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them
beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe
asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and whatIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one of
the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has spent
his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship with SallyThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes care of
having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe's involvement onlyWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she enjoys
idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless, and
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existential crisis,Discharged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool new
on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been led
seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy and
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees in
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few bits
the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has found
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take them
beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally
Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound maturity.
wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe
asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami and
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
is that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon &
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, and whatIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by one
spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has
care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship withThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless,
suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment. He
new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existentialDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool
led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having been
and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe flees
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few
found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take
beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and brutally
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival, Joe
and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
zod and genera are the same person, that being george?
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:& Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via Simon
Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to the pressAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster, Elvis
one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by
spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has
care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship withThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless,
He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment.
new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer an existentialDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a cool
been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having
and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling cowboy
insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she is
flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe
eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch, but
bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a few
found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he has
socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with a
them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to take
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival,
and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to Miami
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 12:51:04 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via
Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to theAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster,
one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs by
spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe has
care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationship withThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who takes
enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy she
and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless, friendless,
He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's enlistment.
cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a
been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for having
cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling
is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after she
flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe
but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch,
few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a
has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he
a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but after reflecting onOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party with
take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own newfound
Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before arrival,
Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
are you will dockery?zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 6:54:57 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 12:51:04 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via
Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to theAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster,
by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs
has spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe
takes care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationshipThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who
she enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy
friendless, and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless,
enlistment. He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's
cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by a
having been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for
cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling
she is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after
flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic, Joe
but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his watch,
few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has a
has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso he
with a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but afterOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party
take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
newfound maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own
arrival, Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before
Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
hey bob! you wanna see if i'll "let" will fuck me, like you did?are you will dockery?zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
is that it?
want me to fuck everybody else first, before you'll come back after you raped me, is that it?
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 7:05:09 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 6:54:57 AM UTC-7, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 12:51:04 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:32:13 PM UTC-7, Zod wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 9:00:32 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via
Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to theAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster,
by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs
has spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe
takes care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationshipThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who
she enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy
friendless, and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless,
enlistment. He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's
a cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by
having been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for
cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling
she is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after
Joe flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic,
watch, but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his
a few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has
he has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso
with a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but afterOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party
take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
newfound maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own
arrival, Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before
Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
hey bob! you wanna see if i'll "let" will fuck me, like you did?are you will dockery?zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
is that it?
want me to fuck everybody else first, before you'll come back after you raped me, is that it?want me to meet them, and hug them, pass me around to all the men, is that it?
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 12:51:04 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork:
Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8 via
Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” according to theAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen Foster,
by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs to life, andIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of songs
has spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome, Joe
takes care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationshipThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who
she enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first boy
friendless, and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless,
enlistment. He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's
a cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him by
having been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for
cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a hustling
she is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money after
Joe flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic,
watch, but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his
a few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only has
he has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in Ratso
with a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but afterOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party
take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going to
brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him, and
newfound maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own
arrival, Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before
Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue to
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
hey bob! you wanna see if i'll "let" will fuck me, like you did?are you will dockery?zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
is that it?
want me to fuck everybody else first, before you'll come back after you raped me, is that it?want me to meet them, and hug them, pass me around to all the men, is that it?
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 10:23:24 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 12:51:04 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 2:48:12 PM UTC-7, genera...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 5:35:18 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork: Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8
Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” accordingAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen
songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs toIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of
Joe has spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome,
takes care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationshipThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who
boy she enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first
friendless, and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless,
enlistment. He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's
by a cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him
having been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for
hustling cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a
after she is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money
Joe flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic,
watch, but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his
has a few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only
Ratso he has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in
with a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but afterOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party
to take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going
and brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him,
newfound maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own
arrival, Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before
to Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
hey bob! you wanna see if i'll "let" will fuck me, like you did?are you will dockery?zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
is that it?
I am sure that is not true, Rachel..........!!want me to fuck everybody else first, before you'll come back after you raped me, is that it?want me to meet them, and hug them, pass me around to all the men, is that it?
via Simon & Schuster. Find the book cover below.On Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 12:04:01 AM UTC-7, Will Dockery wrote:
On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:26:46 PM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022 at 8:22:38 AM UTC-5, Chris Pyle wrote:
this should cause a stir..lololol...found on ER...
Pitchfork: Bob Dylan Announces New Book The Philosophy of Modern Song
The Nobel Prize winner’s first collection of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One
Bob Dylan has announced his first book of new writing since 2004’s Chronicles: Volume One. The new collection is called The Philosophy of Modern Song and it’s out Tuesday, November 8
Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, and Nina Simone. “[Dylan] analyzes what he calls the trap of easy rhymes, breaks down how the addition of a single syllable can diminish a song, and even explains how bluegrass relates to heavy metal,” accordingAccording to a press release, Dylan began working on The Philosophy of Modern Song in 2010. The book contains over 60 essays that Dylan wrote about songs by artists including Stephen
songs by one of the greatest artists of our time. The Philosophy of Modern Song could only have been written by Bob Dylan. His voice is unique, and his work conveys his deep appreciation and understanding of songs, the people who bring those songs toIn a statement, Jonathan Karp (president and CEO of Simon & Schuster) said: “The publication of Bob Dylan’s kaleidoscopically brilliant work will be an international celebration of
Joe has spent the past two years cultivating a cowboy persona and saving up his dishwashing wages for a brand new cowboy wardrobe.🌞 tiny smile...To California....?are you coming ?Hi there Rachel....Big news...!Get a life, Bob Zimmerman!!!
warm enough? keeping cool...? (ykwim)Hi there Rachel, yes still camping, in my tent... by the river....hey, mr. george? you okay? where are you? still camping out? everything cool?oh.happy retirement!!!Yes.....?
I would love to read the novel version of MIDNIGHT COWBOY.....have you read brokeback mountain? does that interest you?Cool.... cool....what about tortilla flat? that used to follow me around, i don't know why. it was just hanging around in sweden, iinm. i never read it though, but it made an impression on me.LOVE that one and CANNERY ROW.....!hey, george. the grapes of wrath is on.John Steinbeck is probably my favorite write, also love old Westerns like Zane Grey.....what genre interests you? what level of intensity?do you need anything?I like paperback novels and such.....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Cowboy_(novel)
Midnight Cowboy is a 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy that chronicles the naïve Texan Joe Buck's odyssey from Texas to New York City, where he plans on realizing his dream of becoming a male prostitute servicing rich women.
Plot
The book opens with would-be gigolo Joe Buck leaving Houston to seek his fortune back east, chasing his dream of becoming a hustler for sex-starved rich ladies in New York City. Dim-witted, naïve, but strapping and handsome,
takes care of his needs but emotionally neglects him in favor of an endless string of boyfriends. One of those boyfriends, the cowboy Woodsy Niles, is the closest thing Joe has to a father figure, but he too exits Joe's life forever once his relationshipThe book recounts the events of his life that lead up to this point. Born out of wedlock, Joe is abandoned by his mother at the age of 7. He is raised in Albuquerque by his grandmother Sally Buck, a flirty blonde hairdresser who
boy she enjoys having sex with, leading to a secret relationship that is squelched when one of the other boys alerts Annie's father to her sexual activities out of jealousy. Annie is swiftly institutionalized, and the unsavory rumors surrounding Joe'sWhen Joe is 17, he loses his virginity to Anastasia Pratt, a promiscuous schoolgirl who would regularly take on six boys at a time in a movie theater storeroom, each boy patiently waiting in line for his turn. Joe is the first
friendless, and idle, still living with and supported by his grandmother.In the following years, he has occasional brief sexual dalliances with both men and women in the hopes of securing their friendship, but they are only ever interested in his body. He drifts aimlessly into his 20s—jobless,
enlistment. He suffers a nervous breakdown at the loss of the only real human connection in his life.Joe is drafted into the US Army at the age of 23. For the first time in his life he finds camaraderie and acceptance, if not outright friendship. Tragically, Sally Buck dies in a horseback accident towards the end of Joe's
by a cool new friend is misinterpreted by Perry as a reciprocation of sexual attraction. Perry takes Joe to a hotel room, gives him marijuana for the first time, and attempts to initiate a sexual encounter. Instead, the drugs cause Joe to suffer anDischarged from the army, unmoored and consumed by grief, Joe decides to leave Albuquerque for Houston. There, he attracts the attention of a local male hustler named Perry. Joe's simple delight at having attention paid to him
having been led on. As Joe is having tender and spirited sex with a prostitute, he catches the others spying on him through a hidden room. He attacks Perry, but is then assaulted and raped by the madam's son.An annoyed Perry takes Joe to a Tex-Mex brothel run by a grotesque madam and her sexually deviant son. Joe is thrilled by this apparent gesture of friendship, though it's implied that Perry intends the trip as a punishment for
hustling cowboy and seek his fortune in New York City, servicing the legions of sex-starved society women waiting for him there.Joe is deeply traumatized by the attack and by Perry's betrayal. He resolves to harness all his anger to reinvent himself and focus on a goal, inspired by an offhand comment made by the whorehouse madam: he will become a
after she is insulted when he requests payment. It's also implied through her phone conversations that Cass herself is a high class call girl.Joe Buck arrives in New York by bus and checks into a hotel. Initially unsuccessful, he manages to bed a middle-aged woman, Cass, in her posh Park Avenue apartment. But the encounter ends badly—he ends up giving her money
Joe flees in pursuit of Ratso but cannot find him. Joe spends his days wandering the city and sitting in his hotel. Soon broke, he is locked out of his hotel room and most of his belongings are impounded.Afterwards at a bar, Joe meets Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo, a crippled young swindler who takes $20 from him for ostensibly introducing him to a pimp. After discovering that the man is actually an unhinged religious fanatic,
watch, but eventually lets him go unharmed.Desperate for money to get back his things, Joe tries to solicit male clients on 42nd street. He receives oral sex from a young man, but learns after the act that the young man has no money. Joe threatens him and asks for his
has a few bits of change in his pockets, but he offers to share with Joe the condemned apartment where he is squatting. Joe reluctantly accepts his offer.Joe wanders homeless and utterly alone for weeks, until by chance he spots Ratso in a diner. Simultaneously overjoyed at the sight of a familiar face and furious over having been conned, Joe angrily shakes him down. Ratso only
Ratso he has found the friendship and companionship that he has always longed for. Ratso tells Joe about his dream of going to Florida, a splendid paradise where life is always easy and all your needs are met. Time passes, and Ratso's health grows worse.Together, the two of them eke out a marginal existence, their days spent on various schemes to raise funds for their survival. Despite their squalid circumstances, Joe finds himself happier than he has ever been, because in
with a socialite who agrees to pay him $20 for the novelty of spending the night with a male hustler. An ailing Ratso falls down the stairs, and makes his own way home. Meanwhile, Joe is aghast to find himself unable to perform in bed, but afterOne day, Joe is scouted by Hansel and Gretel MacAlbertson, a pair of bohemian siblings, and handed an invitation to a Warhol-esque loft party. Joe and Ratso attend. Joe gets high off a pill Gretel gives him, and leaves the party
to take them to Florida that very night.Joe returns to their flat flush with success, carrying new socks and medicine for Ratso. He finds him bedridden and feverish, having lost the ability to walk. Dimly aware that his friend is dying, Joe announces that he is going
and brutally beats him when he tries to phone for help. He buys bus tickets with the money and puts himself and Ratso on the next bus to Florida.Joe picks up a middle-aged man in an amusement arcade. The man takes Joe back to his hotel room and wastes the entire evening tediously talking at him before ultimately backing out of the transaction. Desperate, Joe robs him,
newfound maturity.Joe resolves to stop hustling, and tells Ratso that he plans to get a regular job in Florida. To his own surprise, he promises Ratso that he means to take care of them both. Joe reflects positively on his journey and his own
arrival, Joe wakes up to discover that Ratso has died.Ratso's health deteriorates over the course of the long bus ride. He becomes incontinent, and eventually unresponsive. Joe buys new clothing for Ratso and himself at a rest stop, and discards his cowboy outfit. Shortly before
to Miami and asks Joe to close Ratso's eyes. Alone in the world once more, Joe sits with his arm around his dead friend for the last few miles of their journey.He is unsurprised, and finds himself continuing to make responsible plans for the future—to bury Ratso properly, and to find a job to pay for the burial and headstone. The driver tells Joe there is nothing to do but continue
are you trying to make me slice my wrists? i don't even know what you are TALKING about.Which two, real Zod and fake Zod?*************************************i'm sorry, i got you two confused.
i meant zod and gener....
No..... ha hais that what it says on your birth certificate?who is real zod and fake zod???? stop it, you make me crazy..... 😩I am the REAL Zod......
I like Ratso, played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie version, so yesss.... yes....
Check it out, a friendship like me and Doc have...:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38
Midnight Cowboy - Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'so let me get this straight.
hey bob! you wanna see if i'll "let" will fuck me, like you did?are you will dockery?zod and genera are the same person, that being george?I'm pretty sure they are the same person.
is that it?
i'm sorry....i don't care....i don't have any friends....i'm pathetic. (in real life)want me to fuck everybody else first, before you'll come back after you raped me, is that it?want me to meet them, and hug them, pass me around to all the men, is that it?
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