Day 4: A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship and Musical Theater

I accidentally hit enter at the end of the title, so there is a chance you have been looking under the title thinking that maybe I put the text very very small and in an indentical shade of blue to the backround. Well no, I am just cool like dat. It is currently the 16th I think of February. I almost forgot to include the r in February, it just makes no sense why there is the need for an r in the word, except in the -ary part, that part kind of needs an r. I am now out of the crazy new blue mountain dew(heh, that rhymed) tht has kept me posting since last friday, well technically saturday. Right now I am posting from my father's computer in the basement because my upstairs computer in the family room up and dies because I had the audacity to try and use it.

Now, the title of this post might be a tad confusing and perplexing and a few other words with that general meaning. Last night and this morning I re-read Marc Acito's book 'How I paid for College', (I dont really know what word to say here, I wast to adress the book with the word whose, but that is adressing people and not books.)(screw it I'm makin up a word) Didgjeraflagadingdong's subtitle I borrowed to use as the title of this blog. I apologize to all the sexy internet ladies who thought I was going to post a Sexy musical theater novel about myself. The book in question is pretty odd. I really like it (no not just for the first descriptor of the book, dirty minded heathens) Aside from the few description of some gay stuff(ick, really, ick), I found that this book played out like one of those odd movies, where the artwork for stuff looks like its drawn in pencil. I won't give away the plot, but it stars a nerdy little jewish kid, an ex cheerleader, a football jock man, a six foot something Persian girl with a man voice, and the main character, who is gay/straight/bi i kinda forget. I don't think some of you will like it, but I do think its worth at least trying, even for about two chapters. I thought it was funny and good and that stuff.