kowalski

Sålde lamm som pudlar till japaner

Pudeln hon köpt uppfyllde inte japanska filmstjärnan Maiko Kawakamis förväntningar. Den varken skällde eller åt hundmat.
När hon visade bilder av husdjuret i tv kom det fram var problemet låg. Hunden var ett lamm. Maiko är inte den enda japanskan som lurats av "hundförsäljarna" på internet.
De nya "miniatyr-pudlarna" lanserades av internet-försäljaren som det senaste inne-husdjuret i Japan.

/ Aftonbladet

Idioter.

You were once on the cover of Time magazine.

That's the kiss of death. Someone told me around that time that you have two years of bad luck. I don't know wether I made that come true because I heard it, but it was a bad time after that.

How do you feel about Twin Peaks now?

Well, I loved Twin Peaks. I loved the world of it. That's all I cared about - going into a world in a continuing story. Mark Frost and I never wanted to solve the murder of Laura Palmer. The second year, I would come back and do something every now and then, but basically I left it because you can't do everything.
I have misgivings about the way it went but I still - and always will - love the world.

What do you do instead of watching TV?

Well, I do watch some television. But I usually watch golf. I like to watch golf on TV. A lot.

You used to leave long messages on Julee Cruise's answerphone. You'd be going, "Julee...? Julee...?
Julee Cruise...? Pick up the phone Julee..." Did you think she was avoiding you...

I don't know. I can't remember that.

...or was it simply a distrust of answerphones?

I don't like 'em but they're very useful.

What's the message on your own?

Oh, I changed them through the years.

Do you leave comedy messages?

Yeah, some of them are absurd. But finding the right absurd one is the key. And I don't have one right now, 'cos I haven't thought of a good one.

Give me an example.

Were you worried that you'd gone too far with Lost Highway? Yoy said earlier that endings are important but Lost Highway doesn't give one.

But that's important! I mean, it ends there! That's a beautiful ending in my book.



Linda Scott - I've Told Every Little Star