Louis Bayard
- Location
- Washington, DC,
- Birthday
- November 30
- Title
- Staff writer
- Company
- Salon
- Bio
- Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia
MY RECENT POSTS
- Leon the Lion
October 24, 2008 10:01AM - Ultra Brite
October 03, 2008 03:59PM - My breakfast with Salman
September 30, 2008 05:02PM - Ehhh....
May 13, 2008 06:26PM - The Dangers of Open-Ended
Questions
April 21, 2008 01:22PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Sinatra's voice actually
breaks my heart. Whenever I
want to
die --
figuratively…”
May 15, 2008 06:24PM - “I've always thought the
Russian writers do sorrow
better than
anyone. Kicking
up…”
April 24, 2008 10:37AM - “It definitely doesn't
work. I came out as a man,
too.”
April 22, 2008 10:36AM - “Okay. "Sanctimommy"
rocks. Thank you,
Katharine!”
April 21, 2008 08:41PM
Louis Bayard's Links
I want to be Leon Wieseltier. No, let me revise that. If I were to wake up tomorrow and realize I was Leon Wieseltier, I might have to kill myself.
The literary editor and Washington diarist for The New Republic has everything it takes to be The Belletrist of Our Times: big… Read full post »
Amidst last night’s extensive post-debate analysis, one item completely escaped observers’ attention. I raise it now as a matter of public concern.
Joe Biden’s teeth.
Were they not the WHITEST damned choppers you’ve ever seen on a human being? Let alone/… Read full post »
Eating breakfast at the White House is a lot like eating at any fancy house, except the staff are all employed by the U.S. Navy and the paintings are almost exclusively of dead presidents and their wives. The ones that aren&rsqu/… Read full post »
So my 7-year-old son came home the other day and said: “Papa, do you have a five-pack?”
“You mean a six-pack?” I asked.
“That&rs/… Read full post »
So my kid asks me for an orange soda.
An innocent request on the surface, and yet I feel nothing but fear and trembling and a sickness unto death. What’s wrong with me? Why do I want him NOT to have an orange soda?
And then I remember.
Actual scene that played out not long ago at the local Blockbuster.
SETH (7 years old, grabbing a DVD randomly from the shelf): Papa, what’s a Dahmer?
ME: Um … you know, Dahmer’s not a thing. Exactly.
SETH: What is it?
ME: Actually, it’s a person.
[Pause]
SETH:… Read full post »
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