david sedaris

[aly*]

makes me want to be a gay man.

but, amy reminds me that i'm not.

ok, i know this is fluffy, but i couldn't help myself. they rock.

this concludes my inane contributions for the day.

 

[Queersetti]

I think they are both very funny!

 

[honeylick]

i have all his audio books on cd (he is reading them, with amy assisting), and play them in the car while driving. it's fun to actually hear his voice inflections.

i miss interchanges all the time because i'm laughing too hard.

 

[aly*]

me too, me too! it's the only thing that my family and i can agree on listening to in the car. we all went to hear him read when he was in town, too.

the other week, i heard him reading a piece on npr that i had never heard before, about playing stip poker with his friends in grade school? so funny.

 

[Quint]

Wow, I never thought of getting him on audio book. I read "Me Talk Pretty..." last summer and loved it but haven't gotten back into him for one lame reason or another since then. I think I'll go and stick him on my wish list; he is TOO funny.

 

[Memphisto]

Never tried the audio books, even though I also was a big fan of Me Talk Pretty...

I have heard him do quite a bit of material on NPR. Very funny stuff, if you've never heard it.

Thanks for the audiobook tip, honeylick.

 

[evesdream]

I like the audio book idea.

Just finishing Me Talk Pretty One Day. The book inspired me to write. But instead I took a nap.

::eve slaps head for being an idiot::