New Blog in Town: Persephone’s Synaptic Misfire
There’s a new blogstress (Blogtrix?) in town.
Although Kevin at Big Ho already gave her a shout, I ignored it. Then I following an incoming link from my counter stats and ended up at Julie the Impqueen’s new blog, Persephone’s Synaptic Misfire.
Good stuff. Brainy chicks that don’t flaunt their braininess, but display it in subtle ways, are a definite turn on. That’s the Impqueen (her killer bod doesn’t hurt either).
Whereas the Big Ho’s transcendent writings are about as subtle as being rogered up the backside by a rhinoscerous, the masterful writings of his friend the Impqueen spark something in your head, and her brilliance slowly dawns on you in much the same way as the time when it dawned on you that a show about some teenage hippie Brit tooting on a magical flute to transport him to a alternate fantasy world full of talking mushrooms and bright colors where he can play with a big orange dragon called H.R. Pufnstuf through a series of incredibly disjointed storylines just MIGHT be some sort of drug-related innuendo.
I look forward to reading more of her stuff at Persephone’s Synaptic Misfire. However, a few points that I must mention about her and her blog:
Her favorite movies: While in agreement that most of her choices are good, I was slightly disheartened to see that “Waiting for Guffman,” “Office Space,” and “MST3K The Movie” were not on her list.
Favorite books: Big ups to her on her book list. Where the Wild Things Are is a brilliant book that is still among my favorites. Again, slightly disappointed not to see Lloyd Alexander’s Taran Wanderer series, Where the Sidewalk Ends, The Mouse and the Motorcycle, or Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. Also, the Time Trilogy is actually a quartet (quatrology?)
Pug Props: She’s got Max. I may have to break out old photos of Barkley the Wonder Pug, the coolest dog that ever lived.
Gargoyles: She’s got one. Maybe we can introduce ours to each other. Imperfect, repeatedly broken and battered SMG seeks SFG for long nights draining rain from buildings, looking menacing, and warding off evil. Looks not important. Must like getting stoned. Picture enclosed.
