I'm partial to the Nortons, in black.  Functional, but the design and the height of the tops help nudge them away from being boring.  Though the Dakotas in 'Cognac Suede' do have a Gunslinger vibe that I like.

I'm partial to the Nortons, in black.  Functional, but the design and the height of the tops help nudge them away from being boring.  Though the Dakotas in 'Cognac Suede' do have a Gunslinger vibe that I like.

I literally re-watched this episode yesterday.  How the hell did I miss it?  It would have made me so happy.

I literally re-watched this episode yesterday.  How the hell did I miss it?  It would have made me so happy.

We don't talk about The Event!  And remember to stay indoors.

We don't talk about The Event!  And remember to stay indoors.

Born in '89, and our middle school dances ended in "Stairway."  Thus conclusively proving that time is cyclical.

Born in '89, and our middle school dances ended in "Stairway."  Thus conclusively proving that time is cyclical.

@avclub-924164c1d98466f693f4455f4ce27bd5:disqus, you deserve all the likes.  All of them.

@avclub-924164c1d98466f693f4455f4ce27bd5:disqus, you deserve all the likes.  All of them.

I've read and enjoyed McCullers, and will look into the others; Sarraute specifically looks like she has a style I could take to.  I didn't mention poetry in my post, but I entirely agree that women have always been more easily accepted as poets than as prose authors.  I've always thought it was because women are…

I've read and enjoyed McCullers, and will look into the others; Sarraute specifically looks like she has a style I could take to.  I didn't mention poetry in my post, but I entirely agree that women have always been more easily accepted as poets than as prose authors.  I've always thought it was because women are…

I'm a lady who has read IJ twice, and who loved it more the second time than the first.  I also happen to have a hard time finding female authors with whom I identify as strongly as those who are male.  Woolf, Chopin, Austen, Eliot, the Brontes (to name a few)…they just don't do it for me.  Now in sci-fi and other…

I'm a lady who has read IJ twice, and who loved it more the second time than the first.  I also happen to have a hard time finding female authors with whom I identify as strongly as those who are male.  Woolf, Chopin, Austen, Eliot, the Brontes (to name a few)…they just don't do it for me.  Now in sci-fi and other…

If you didn't already have it, I would suggest reading anything other than White Noise to start with DeLillo.  I'm a huge fan of his, and I found it to be dated and largely not worth my time.

If you didn't already have it, I would suggest reading anything other than White Noise to start with DeLillo.  I'm a huge fan of his, and I found it to be dated and largely not worth my time.

Past: Jane
Present: Dirt Bike Kid
Future: Gus
Jesse and Brock as Cratchit and Tiny Tim, as well as Gale as Marley, are all three good choices.

Past: Jane
Present: Dirt Bike Kid
Future: Gus
Jesse and Brock as Cratchit and Tiny Tim, as well as Gale as Marley, are all three good choices.

Holy shit, that is not a bad call at all.  Change his hair color and he's perfect.

Holy shit, that is not a bad call at all.  Change his hair color and he's perfect.