Random Groupings of Words |
The inconsistently written ramblings of a man called Fajitas (@ajitfoldsfive) |
I’m drinking for you, cousin Dilraj! (Taken with Instagram at Angel’s Icehouse)
What? How! (Taken with instagram)
Pete’s impression of a developing embryo (Taken with instagram)
This morning leaving my apartment I was processing some data on my laptop, so I walked out of my apartment with the computer on and open as I walked to my car. Some lady suddenly pops out from behind the woods in full yoga gear carrying a yoga mat and proceeds to walk towards her car. But the entire time, she was leering at me as if what I was doing was weird. Keep walkin’ lady… it’s like you’ve never seen a guy holding an open laptop processing some data in the parking lot on the way to his car. (Also, I checked, my fly was not down.)
Someone remind me… is NOT the one that means “yes”? (Taken with Instagram at Millbrae BART)
“thow yer empties in the wheelbarrow” (Taken with instagram)
Change for a $20 given as Millard Fillmore and friends (Taken with instagram)
So today I got to interview Jesse Eisenberg on an internet radio show that I do. It was actually an oddly surreal thing to interview a celebrity. And I mean a real celebrity, not just some dude who used to be the drummer for P/I/L in the 70s and tours around pimping music t-shirts that say the f-word on them trying desperately to stay relevant.
It was a surreal experience. I was genuinely nervous. I co-host the radio show from my living room, which is kinda ghetto and weird at the same time. My other two co-hosts are in their living rooms in other states/timezones. When the show was over, I was noticeably sweating. And I have no idea why.
So Jesse Eisenberg was a genuinely gracious and charming guy. I can see why his fans are rabid. And man are they rabid! There had been several posts that I’ve seen personally (meaning there are probably several others) slamming us, our radio show, etc, for our treatment of Jesse. And we were really nice and we’re pretty sure Jesse had a great time!
The interview was focused on the website he co-created with his cousin, OneUpMe.com. Jesse admits he is impressed with how the site has grown and how the community has evolved. He credits his cousin Eric Fisher with the procurement, nurturing, and capabilities of the site. Eric is no slouch. At 26, he has already worked as a designer at Apple, Google, and Facebook, all in the Silicon Valley. In addition he is solely responsible for all the functionality of http://oneupme.com as well as several other web resources.
It does seem like Jesse ever expected OneUpMe to take the turn it has, and being a technophobe, doesn’t realize how it all happened. He answered all our questions and expounded on all the topics that we asked so that the answers weren’t just “yeah” or “not really” and made for good radio. He has done this before and his professionalism showed.
Anyway, Jesse gave us a fun-filled solid 30 minutes before he had to go. The show continued afterward, and there were several questions that our listeners wanted us to ask, but we simply didn’t have time. Also, some of the questions were less than optimal for us to actually ask Jesse during our one interview with him. Therefore, we lined up a friend of the show to be on the air following Jesse’s time and asked the questions to him instead. He surprised us by doing a Jesse Eisenberg impression and we had a bit of fun as the show devolved into shenanigans from there.
What did you do this morning?
Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha signed my art and looked through my book for a good amount of time. Full story coming soon, I promise, Lily.
Thus begins the first part of my journal about my trip to the US. It’s not necessarily in...
Hey guys,
Here is my review of Jesse Eisenberg’s play Asuncion, which I saw on November 17th at Cherry Lane Theatre.
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Two new t-shirts, available in my Design shop! :)
In case anyone wants to know what they were talking about on WOUM…
pussy funeral.
how accurate.
