My experiences as a Northern transplant down in Chapel Hill, NC, 2005. And now my experiences back up in NYC.
posted by Vincent @ 13:10
My name is vinnie, back in early 2006 I moved my blog to www.vinnie.net
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I know how to use computers.
I have a fish in a large glass container that should be used for pouring kool-aid.
At work I go by Vincent, everywhere else I go by Vinnie. I like it when I walk into parties and people shout "Vinn-nay."
I would like to go back to school, but I don't know what for; I thought about Law School because I like Free software: "free" as in speech, not as in beer. Research programs seem pretty cool too.
email me @: vincent -dot- lauria a@t gmail com
8 Comments:
At 6/09/2005 3:16 PM,
Roonie said…
I have the best taste in music, what can I say?
I just wonder where those British accents came from...they're San Diegans!
At 6/09/2005 4:25 PM,
eirishis said…
Wind me up until I crawl to you, big guy.
Yes, even the kid with no musical taste knows a little Louis XIV. And why? Because "Finding Out.." is on the MVP Baseball 2005 soundtrack. :)
At 6/09/2005 4:35 PM,
todd said…
I listen to the video. I don't know if this is the whole sound of the band, but I didn't like it. Actually, it sounded a little like LCD Soundstream which I do like, a little.
At 6/10/2005 12:01 AM,
1009 said…
This is amazing. Robert Palmer directing a video by a band that does Hunky Dory-era David Bowie impersonations -- and no one seems to have any sense of irony.
You might as well face it, you're addicted to true love, which is blind like a queen bitch.
At 6/10/2005 11:00 AM,
eirishis said…
Hot Hot Heat's "You Owe Me an IOU" - ALSO on the MVP Baseball 2005 Soundtrack.
EA Sports - the music's in the game.
At 6/10/2005 11:23 AM,
Vincent said…
too funny eirishis.
At 6/10/2005 1:20 PM,
Roonie said…
Hot Hot Heat and The Killers = don't find either one of them any good.
At 6/10/2005 2:50 PM,
Kris said…
Didn't much like Louis quatorze.
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