Meme Quiz stolen from xanadutoo

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NAME A CD YOU OWN THAT NO-ONE ELSE ON YOUR FRIENDS LIST HAS:

Con Repe­tizione, by Con­rad Schnit­zler. Strange Ger­man elec­tron­ic exper­i­men­tal music.

NAME A BOOK YOU OWN THAT NO-ONE ELSE ON YOUR FRIENDS LIST HAS:

The Joy of Hand­set­ting Type by Fred C. Williams. Pret­ty sure about this. Maybe some of my friends share my inter­est in set­ting type by hand, but since my copy says it is #89 of 125 print­ed, I bet none has one of the oth­er 124.

NAME A MOVIE YOU OWN ON DVD/VHS, WHATEVER, THAT NO-ONE ELSE ON YOUR FRIENDS LIST HAS:

Tarkovsky’s Solaris. Watch, Xris or nnnuts will prove me wrong by hav­ing it.

NAME A PLACE YOU HAVE VISITED THAT NO-ONE ELSE ON YOUR FRIENDS LIST HAS:

San Fran­cis­co Coun­ty Jail, in San Bruno. Of course, it’s pos­si­ble with all the time he spent in law enforce­ment, that xanadu­too has been there. Ooops, and one oth­er who I know might have vis­it­ed, so I’ll spec­i­fy the men’s jail just to be safe.

See­ing Red—Killing Joke

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9 Replies to “Meme Quiz stolen from xanadutoo”

  3. No WAY! I’m so impressed! I
    No WAY! I’m so impressed! I had no idea that you were a Tarkovsky fan.

    If you have Stalk­er and The Sac­ri­fice on DVD, I may have to vis­it New Eng­land soon and watch lots of Russ­ian movies with you.

    I have to admit, you always sur­prise me.

  5. I’ve nev­er seen Soder­burgh’s
    I’ve nev­er seen Soder­burgh’s ver­sion, but I’d sort of like to. 

    And even so, as a sci fi fan, know­ing about Solaris is pret­ty hard core. I think you might like some of Tarkovsky’s oth­er films. Are you a Stanis­law Lem fan?

  7. Deal!
    I’ll try to make it
    Deal!

    I’ll try to make it some­time before the end of the year. Have to wait and see what comes my way, both regard­ing mon­ey and vaca­tion, with my review at work. So I can’t make def­i­nite plans yet, but I’ll let you know.

  8. Sor­ry, did­n’t answer your
    Sor­ry, did­n’t answer your question.

    Stanis­law Lem wrote a bunch of very influ­en­tial sci­ence fic­tion. His short sto­ries tend to be very mind-bend­ing. If I’m not mis­tak­en, he wrote the sto­ry on which Solaris is based. Check your DVD; it has some stuff about Lem. Bet­ter yet, check your library or book store. It’s good stuff.

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