Rifftrax Book Club: Book 2: Bukowski's "Women"

[anais.jude]

I haven't finished yet, but I wanted to comment on Hank's opinions of relationship beginings. I love how at first he mentions that they are so much work, and then he explains that the begining is the esay part. His musings on relationships are so accurate (kinds like that Bjork song)

[Tripe]

Not finished either but I loved the chapter on camping; it's always amusing how banjaxed city people are by the countryside. 

Oh and the chapter following that is really memorable for an absolutely horribly real description of the mischief he does himself in the bedroom 

[bettertomorrowamy]

Oh Man!  You guys need to spoiler those.      

[Tripe]

Ok, ready when you are

[anais.jude]

I have ten pages left to read

[anais.jude]

Done, I am

[Tripe]

Before you make the offer, I'll pass on the curiously tinted breakfast items.

[anais.jude]

Sounds like a pretty crappy plan, but ok

[bettertomorrowamy]

This is my favorite line:  "The rest of us will be alright until the poor learn how to make atom bombs in their basements."

[Tripe]

By which i take it you've reached 150?

Ok cool, I like Tammie much more than Lydia, though neither would be top of my list of people to ever run into.

[anais.jude]

I don't know. Both are crazy, but Tammie is crazy because of drugs.
Now that Henry is getting more poon on a reg basis, why is he even with these chicks? Clearly, he has issues about women and their craziness.

[Tripe]

Well yes but the girls he wants most have to have an element of the crazy.

Oh and another thing, while Lydia and Tammie are loopy,, the person I really dislike is Hank's downstairs neighbour, and I don't have the book to hand to look up his name.

[anais.jude]

They guy who likes to play/hang around when his wife is at work?

[Tripe]

That's the bastard

[anais.jude]

why don't you like him? I don't like him, but I don't hate him