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mr. jeremiah lee

About Me

Too many people know what I look like already. Why leave descriptions lying around where anyone can read them? I'm just glad no one's found a way to capture my image and then digitize it so it can be displayed on a computer screen.

Aw, dammit...

Current Hairometer Reading: too close to call. And no, that doesn't mean I cut it, so calm down, members of the Hair Academy. You know who you are.

Some random likes: thick noises, shipping containers, calling Ukraine "the Ukraine", Sterling Hayden, ambiguous syntax, glasses on certain people, and quiet, empty places.

Some random dislikes: mayonnaise, all things "knee-jerk", parking tickets, needless complexity, most shades of pink and yellow, being poked in the eye, and pleated pants.

There. Now I can date the entire internet.

I still have teeth. More than before, actually. Most of them are in a jar. I plan to outsource most of my chewing.

The name-guessing offer has been rescinded. Redeemable "Jeremiah Dollars" are now awarded on a situational basis for acts of valor, impressive junk sculptures, any linguistic flourishes which delight me, and my cruel, cruel whims. Contact me for more details.

If you would like a transcript of my old "About Me" section, send one million "Jeremiah Dollars" to:

Mr. Jeremiah Lee's Special Rock That Looks Like A Rock But Is In Fact A Pandimensional Maildrop Nondescript Barren Field #4247 North America, Earth Western Arm, Mutters' Spiral Universe 1-A


Sincerely,
Jeremiah Lee

My Interests

I'd like to meet:

Aleksandr Bogdanov (my favorite Bolshevik philosopher and blood transfusionist)

our future android masters

anyone who writes a song about a knife, or is in the band The Knife, or owns a knife.



My Blog

The Stimulus, and How We Spent It

Great Auntie Gubmint done gave us a wad of folding money and we are well-pleased with that fact. Who wouldn't be? Communists, that's who. And they're all dead or at least defunct, so they don't count....
Posted by on Tue, 13 May 2008 18:55:00 GMT

Mr. Lees Little Golden Book of Revelations

So there was Thanksgiving, and then Xmas, and then Boxing Day (which I never celebrate to my satisfaction), and then the New Year. I thought I could leave 2007 with all my white cells and antibodies i...
Posted by on Wed, 09 Jan 2008 18:10:00 GMT

How I Spent the Last Five Months (Part 5)

Let me explain: giant flatworms are the primary form of public transportation wherever I was at that point. (I'm still not too clear on that. There were no signs and what few people I had conversation...
Posted by on Tue, 16 Oct 2007 17:32:00 GMT

How I Spent the Last Five Months (Part 4)

As we burst from the back door of the bar, I endured a rare and foolish attack of optimism. (If only I still had my Pills...) Two of the sexy letter carrier's friends were waiting in an idling jeep. W...
Posted by on Sat, 08 Sep 2007 07:42:00 GMT

How I Spent the Last Five Months (Part 3)

As it lacked the italicized "to be continued" teaser and was posted several weeks ago, Part 2 of "How I Spent the Last Five Months" could have been construed as the end of my harrowing biographical ac...
Posted by on Mon, 03 Sep 2007 19:05:00 GMT

How I Spent the Last Five Months (Part 2)

If I had a nickel for every time I've awakened tied to a chair in some dank subbasement, I would not have to kick out the theoretical jams for a living. Instead, I would live in a house made of nickel...
Posted by on Sun, 29 Jul 2007 22:35:00 GMT

How I Spent the Last Five Months (Part 1)

It started off simple enough. An end-of-winter pilgrimage of sorts, or at least that's the easiest way to describe it, the shortest turn of phrase. A solitary car ride, relentless westing until the ro...
Posted by on Thu, 26 Jul 2007 23:05:00 GMT

Snow Advisory

If you have a window, or you have a friend with a window, and you're near where I'm at, you might have noticed it's snowing. It's been snowing all day. For the less observant, snow is the white and oc...
Posted by on Tue, 13 Feb 2007 17:55:00 GMT

Tips for viewing David Lynch's Inland Empire

On Tuesday I saw the latest of David Lynch's forays into mass hallucination, Inland Empire. I know better than to provide analysis, opinion or endorsement of this series of still images which, when pr...
Posted by on Wed, 31 Jan 2007 01:37:00 GMT

2007 is the future, apparently.

I kind of lapsed in my bloggery since the de-bearding, leaving a massive void in the wordiness of Myspace. Not a terribly verbal place, is it? But this is neither here nor there. What has happened to...
Posted by on Wed, 10 Jan 2007 01:00:00 GMT