Lisa Ruschioni was going to buy a particular album, but then read the following douchey review: "after listening to this constantly for the last two months it has seeped in, latched onto my soul, and now reverberates deep into the core of my being."
sorry itunes. you just lost yourself a customer thanks to that guy.
-Wednesday at 12:30pm
Eric Moore: Yeah, but Lisa, if you listened to the Katy Perry album you would write the same thing... Look, I didn't know my being even had a core, like an apple, until I listened to the album for 2 months and then wrote this review.
Wednesday at 12:32pm
Lisa Ruschioni: she's a true lyrical master, so saying such a thing about katy perry is only to be expected. i shiver in awe of her talents even as i type her name.
Wednesday at 12:36pm
Eric Moore: Her skillful way of manipulating the image of the sexualized and liberated woman as an attention grabber, into a mechanism for tackling tough issues, such as gay-for-pay scandals of the early 2000's as well as supporting mom and pop bikini manufacturers by focusing the bathing suit as a clothing options, is truly masterful.
Wednesday at 12:41pm
Lisa Ruschioni: that's an amazing thesis. if only we were back in college and you could get full credit for developing it further. i'd love to read it fully developed!
Wednesday at 12:43pm
Eric Moore: Let us start a website! UnwrittenDissertations@blogspot.com
Wednesday at 12:48pm
Lisa Ruschioni: ha, that would be a pretty rad site. i'd like to include my actual emerson thesis where i dissected Lamar of Revenge of the Nerds as representative of black gays in the 1980s.
Wednesday at 12:51pm
Eric Moore: Sweet! I think I am totally serious about this. You want to co-author with me? Could be fun.
Wednesday at 12:53pm via Email Reply
Lisa Ruschioni: it does sound like fun. i'm pretty bad at follow through on such things, but i'll give it a shot!
Wednesday at 2:46pm
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