Jeremy Jacobs, Jeremy's Prophecy Dot Com, and Jeremy in the song Jeremy by the musical act Pearl Jam.
Wednesday, December 10, 2003
There has been a recent hullabaloo about the Jeremy in the song by Pearl Jam and Jeremy Jacobs of Jeremy's Prophecy Dot Com fame. The Jeremy from the Pearl Jam song is not, in fact, the Jeremy from Jeremy's Prophecy Dot Com. Interestingly enough, however, these two Jeremy's share many characteristics. Jeremy from Pearl Jam presents himself as a troubled child not much different than the vain of Jeremy in Jeremy's Prophecy Dot Com.
Nevertheless, what must be said is that, Jeremy in and of itself is quite an inspirational name, in so far, as I the author of the book in question chose this name Jeremy without ever having really listened to the Jeremy song by Pearl Jam.
update (the truth): There really hasn't been much hullabaloo about Jeremy and the Pearl Jam song.
- kimmel
10:23 PM
Politics
Let's be frank. A recent conversation of mine with an old friend from Colorado inspired me to be gratuitist. As you may know, Dead in the Bathtub Water, and it's alter ego Dancing in the Shower, are doing fine and well. So much so that I've just about neglected this blog all together. But, if not for a certain Northern Coloradian who claims, although I haven't seen him since his more burly days, to have lost a few sizes from his pants, I might have just as well left this blog alone.
But, this fellow, a friend of the progressive sort, finds in his down time it necessary to surf the Internet for his own name. Being of vain stock myself, I understand such self admiration and would like, if possible, to help his cause by publishing his name here. This, of course, is no small honor, as few, real people ever do make it to the official Dead in the Bathtub Water blog page. Joseph Rouse, however is one. So be proud, be happy, be real, Joseph Rouse, you've made it, by no small sweat off your bushy brow onto the page of pages, blog of blogs, onto the official list.
In so far as I've resigned and or relinquished all control to the goings on of this blog, if you, sweethearts, and sweet gentleman would, too like to be a part of this never ending Prize winning novel, get in touch with me. For I am open to suggestions of the most peculiar sort.
- kimmel
7:01 PM
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