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Feb. 21st, 2005 10:50 pmI get to call the student loans tomorrow and tell them to default me. Whee fun. There goes my credit...for life. This will always be there. no sense in even trying to do good. It won't matter. On the upside my lawyer says I'm non-collectible which means they can't get a dime out of me because I'm way too poor. Can we say this week will suck?
On another note, on the way home (of course they wait until I'm in the car on a lonely country road where I can't pull over and take notes) two new characters jump up and tell me about this YA novel they want me to write. Uh huh. Really now? You don't say? And you two are....and why should I listen to you? What makes you think I want to revisit high school on your behalf?
And I'm in need of a beta for a Connor/Angel father/son story set about 6 years post NFA (with a healthy dose of Giles, Buffy and original character plus a few suprise baddies) if interested let me know. THanks. This will be a longer work. Need to get off my butt for the CYA thing too.
Oh and I dare anyone to use this in a vintage Buffy or Angel story (I could so see Ethan here provided I could figure out a reason for him to be in Wisconsin). I know where this place is. I've seen it from the outside. I'm dying to see what it is like now. Even if you're not tempted to write a story, please, peruse this website because it's good for a giggle. I give you the grooviest hotel in the United States, The Gobbler

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Date: 2005-02-22 05:06 am (UTC)Would love to beta for you on the story, but right now am committed up the proverbial wazu.
Finally, the motel? kewl, definitely kewl.
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Date: 2005-02-22 05:09 am (UTC)Trust me I understand about the commitments.
I'm tempted to go down and see the hotel in person. It's between Madison and MIlwaukee but I didn't realize it was this funky.
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Date: 2005-02-22 10:12 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-02-22 10:31 am (UTC)And you know, I'm hearing you on that bankruptcy/default thing. I came within inches of declaring voluntary bankruptcy only a couple of weeks ago. Long story, suffice to say that I hope a certain rental video company here rots and dies.
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Date: 2005-02-22 03:02 pm (UTC)The Gobbler might be the single tackiest thing I've ever seen and I've seen tacky. If I was more of a plot writter, I would put it in a story.
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Date: 2005-02-22 04:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-02-22 04:15 pm (UTC)I've done the bankruptcy thing already. No choice. That's not so bad. 7 years and you're okay. This is for LIFE. I can't even inherit now because they'll take it all. So fuck 'em. I told my grandma and my parents to take me out of the will. Give it ALL to my brother. The US government can bite my ample ass.
As fo the carpetted walls, I'm just thinking in a hotel could you imagine the um...stains
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Date: 2005-02-22 04:45 pm (UTC)As for the Gobbler, isn't it delightfully tacky. I'm trying to remember back 5 years but i think it's called teh King Arthur's Round Table now...or Excalibur or something to do with Arthur
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Date: 2005-02-24 04:19 am (UTC)That hotel is scary. Although we don't have anything quite that awful around here, I can remember going to Googy's coffee shop when I was a kid. It was in a shopping mall, so the exterior was undistinguished, but the interior design was...well, I can see the kinship. There are a few round buildings left in the Valley from that era--a once-bank over in Tempe (I think it's part of ASU now) a Phoenix church that greatly resembles a flying saucer, and a baptismal at another church which we fondly refer to as the Muffin Of God. Unfortunately their interiors hade long since been removated.
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Date: 2005-02-24 04:35 am (UTC)I think the Gobbler is now King Arthur's or something. I used to drive past it all the time when I lived in Madison heading to MIlwaukee for something to do and if i had any clue that might have been waiting inside I would have stopped.