Hey Jenni!
Try this the next time you're at the gym!
--Jason
posted by Subterranean Books @ 11:17 AM
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Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Subterranean Books
Subterranean Books opened in 2000 on the Delmar Loop and has been a haven for book lovers ever since. We’re proud to have been selected Best Bookstore by the Riverfront Times five times, and we continue to offer the unusual, the classic, and the subversive to our customers. And hey, we’re independent, friendly, and growing. Check us out! The store can be contacted at 314.862.6100 or info (at) subbooks.com.
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5 Comments:
This is so disturbing on SO many levels.
Ask Javier if he thinks in Tiny Tim was perhaps a major influence on Bryan Ferry.
I see it as brilliant and subversive.
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Of course you do, Jason. Of course you do.
Are you suggesting I have good taste or bad taste?
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