My Date with Satan, aka, Mike Angry

[T. Vieth]

You folks simply cannot be fooled. Simply. What a jaded bunch. Bet y'all 
look like the Gorch Bros and smell like Ernest Borgnine. Especially you, 
Doug. After reading those convincing posts by the two MalignDs re. 
anonymity, I cried (I rilly did) and, for an entire week, racked my 
pixilated brain to come up with a funny game that might breath some life 
into this moribund anonymity pissing contest. So that yes, DOUG, you old 
hippie, I confess, I did raid the archives for a dead identity. Big f-ing 
deal!I thought it would be clever. My apologies to Mr. Brecher for 
forgetting that he hated M&D and liked GR. What was that guy thinking 
anyway? Echt!

Oft sinned against and ever sinning,
Mike Angry

P.S. Since I've also grown tired of the wearisome anon pissing contest, I 
would like to take this fragrant moment of clarity to formally express my 
disappointment with the list, usually masters and mistresses of the arcane, 
for not recognizing that Mike Haneke is the director of the movie "Funny 
Games." If you haven't seen this movie yet, buy it on DVD immediately. I 
mean, like, today, baby. It is a mental mind-fuck the likes of which hasn't 
been perpetrated on an unsuspecting audience since Camille Keaton graduated 
from the school that wouldn't scream and chopped that guy's poor weenie off 
in I Spit on Your Grave (aka, Day of the Woman). Funny Games is fucking 
intense! Intense! Not to mention postmodern. Hell, I wouldn't recommend it 
if it wasn't postmod...Oh, and it's got John Zorn music, too. How 'bout dat?

P.P.S. Speaking of intense. Check out Stacey Richter's book, My Date with 
Satan. It's rilly good.



>From: Doug Millison <millison at online-journalist.com>
>To: pynchon-l at waste.org
>Subject: Re: NP: novels about LSD?
>Date: Sun, 11 Jul 1999 09:46:10 -0700
>
>Yo, Keith. Thought it was M&D you hated and GR you loved. Either you know
>your way around the compressed archive files, or you have a long memory,
>too.
>
>At 4:21 PM +0000 7/11/99, K. Brecher wrote:
> >Just cause I like you, Doug . . .
>
>d o u g  m i l l i s o n  http://www.online-journalist.com


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