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Something old and something new for Halloween. Enjoy the day!
Best,
Ivy
posted by Ivy Dillinger at 7:46 PM
20051030
Something old and something new for Halloween. Enjoy the day!
Best,
Ivy
About Me
- Name: Ivy Dillinger
- Location: San Francisco, California, United States
As Director of Publicity for the Beaver Dam French Club, I support and promote the works of Oliver Cassidy, Victor Lembrey, Robert McEvily, Kid Nougat and Maven Quibble. Their talents astound me!
Recently
- The Back of Bock's Hand
- Laura, Vic and the Pillow
- Speaking French with Michael
- A Conversation You Wouldn’t Expect
- The Farm
- The Third Accident
- Something Disgusting
- One Smart, Two Dumb
- The Groundskeeper (Part 2)
- Chaos Theory
Cassidy
The Bernadettes Black is for Girls Blood Drive The Broken Dish The Brutality Circa 1985 Litmus Test The Code of Common Thieves The Different Ways Men Handle It The Dreadful Mrs. Plum The Floating Kangaroo For Every Action The Keepsake The Pride of Iceland The Receptionist Roseanna and the Therapist The StareDillinger
Beaver Dam French Club Competition Smile Dead Serious Exposition Five Letters to God It's Not What You Think The Johnnies The One-Eighty Purging Peters The Romanian The Shot Heard 'Round the Office Speaking French with Denise Speaking French with Elizabeth Speaking French with Michael Speaking French with PisserLembrey
Becoming Pasha Malla Comparing CSIs Hope in the Form of Wexler The Human Campaign The Loomings Identity Crisis Me and Paul and Donna and Lana The Miraculous Guess The Necessary Ingredient Peacemeal Spatial Relations The UndetectedMcEvily
1,095 Days Later The Bad Guys Won The Black Ghosts The Catalyst The Coma Diaz and the Palace of the Governors Dunne's Dismissal In Praise of the Real Graham Smith Killer Chinese The Ladykillers The Notebook The Notional Dentist The Outlaw Sea Pistol's Package The Plight of Cherokee Sulfur Ranking the Vowels Rejected Titles Return of the Black Riders Sam Something Disgusting Stabbed Sun Tzu Was a Sissy Under Appreciated Way High Above the 50th Floor With Thanks to Omar Giles Wonder The Work The Wreck of the William BrownNougat
A Belated Goodbye to Brando The Berger Response The Berry Connection Bottle Caps Fast Break Fenway Snacks Full of Crepe Hershey's S'mores The M&Ms Obsession Pizza and Teddy Roosevelt Snickers Almond Bar Snyder's Mini Pretzels Sour Razzles The Thanksgiving Day Dress Code Toll House Candy Bar Vienna Fingers White Cheddar Popcorn YodelsQuibble
Argo The Attacking Midfielder Boycott the Itneys The Brown Nose Fund The Deep Blue Sea The Flying Warehouse The Getaway The Halloween Echo How to Win 11 Billion Dollars! Love, Mrs. Fabulous Meg's Legs The Notaries Three Quickies A Year with ZornPicasso
2 Comments:
Ivy, if that is your real name which we both know it is not, I'm a little skeptical that you exist. On the one hand you seem pretty interesting, but if you are listing Kill Bill and The Notebook as two of your top six movies, well lets be honest with ourselves: you can't possibly exist. The two sets of people are mutually exclusive, not to mention that if by some alignment of the planets and stars, they did touch in the mind of one person, that one person, for the sake of argument, you, would be fantastically deficient in personal taste.
So my question is this: is there a real, flesh and blood person out there who has forced her (you could only be a woman) personal tastes on the name ivy dillinger, or are these tastes as fictional as the name? Is this some brilliant irony at play, to list Literature as an interest, and A Prayer For Own Meany as a favorite book on the very same page? Isn't this like having a "Save the Planet" sticker on your Hummer? Do you see how these two things are mutually exclusive?
8:09 PM
Oh my God! How dare you! How dare you attack John Irving like that!
8:40 AM
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