a few things.


November 6, 2007

a few things:

1-have you noticed that gw is getting a little crazy with the veto pen?
he's vetoed:
a-a bi-partisan bill(schip)that extended health care to the children of lower middle class parents.
b-(as of today)a bi-partisan bill that would help clean up and protect america's waterways and water supplies.
it's good that we have a rational and deeply sane president to protect us from such horrifying legislation as bills that would provide health care to children or protect waterways...
i mean, can you imagine the chaos that would ensue if children got free health care and the everglades continued to have, uh, water?
he is the daddy-protector in chief. well, at least in his peanut mind.

and:
2-i'm dj'ing in l.a next week. only problem is at present i don't know where or when or even which day. but i'll let you know soon. like, tomorrow.
i do know that it's going to be a small place downtown. i'm not being coy, i genuinely don't know where or when. maybe now that i've confessed my ignorance someone will tell me where and when i'm dj'ing in l.a next week. nothing gets people to speak up like a sincere confession of complete ignorance.
i haven't been to l.a in a while. i like l.a a lot. i've considered moving there, but(as i've possibly said before)if i moved to l.a i'd probably get a comb-over or a hair piece and end up becoming a scientologist and dating underage d-list actresses.
and the world is a better place without me being a fake-hair-having scientologist.
it really is. i love visiting l.a. i just have this fear that if i lived there i'd succumb to the allure of egregiously bad choices.

3-i'm dj'ing the 15th at hiro for 'degenerates 2'. i think i'm even going to have a hip-hop turntable battle with the spank rock guys. if they're up for it. i know, you don't look at me and think that i would be much of a hip-hop dj. but i started dj'ing hip-hop records in 1985...i know.
22 years ago. ouch.

4-there's an apartment near where i live in lower manhattan that's for rent for $60,000 a month.
i think it's a sign of the apocalypse. it's on a street that even 10 years ago was comprised mainly of garages and empty lots and homeless people. i don't know, even an apartment made out of cubic zirconias with a person in every room to tell you how awesome you are still can't be worth $60,000 a month. new york real estate has lost it's mind.

5-oh, the little death nyc are playing at mercury lounge again on november 29th.
another fun, beer-soaked show. a big part of our criteria in choosing venues is whether or not the venue sells cheap, domestic beer in plastic cups. i do love some sweet domestic beer in a plastic cup. it's my favorite way to enjoy sweet, lovely beer, the cause and solution to all of life's problems.

1 a.m, it's not late but it's time for bed.
good night,
moby