I want to overthrow the goverment. But I'm still trying to find a way to better merge socialist philosophy with capitalist success. Also I'm a very lazy person. Mostly I just like to pout.
so I was masturbating this morning and I was looking at my penis, and I decided i should take a picture of it because I don't think I've done that before, anyway, I loaded up the picture to view it on my monitor, and it's a really nice looking penis. Seeing it in that light I could compare it better to say, the penis that I see in porn and like just the general form and layout of it, it's nice looking
Neil Young. Elton John. Of Montreal.Those are the first three people that popped into my head. I'm not going to do one of those fucking huge lists. Maybe I can try this again in a week and see what I end up with.For now we'll just say:Nem.
I recently saw The Station Agent.I was pleased for all of it's great acting, understated/non tear-jerking humanity, and the amazing grace in tackling a story that revolves around a dwarf (and whilst using a lot of humor within), but never resorting to either slapstick or over sentimentality (the two things that would obviously plague such a concept).But the thing that really stood out for me the most, that I don't think enough of the reviews that I've read mentioned, is that it's the single best depiction of anti social/self isolation I've ever seen in cinema.Overall I'll give it a C-.
Arrested Development is good. Family Guy is still good, and you are a pretentious fuck for disagreeing.The office is pretty good, but I keep feeling like all the jokes have already been done in my real life. We do have cameras.There was a documentary on TV the other day called "Best of the Beatles". You'd think it'd be showing some of their best performances and works and what not, but boy would you be wrong! It was about their drummer Pete Best, whom Ringo replaced right before they took off. Also known in some circles as the biggest ass fucking of all time. I thought that was a slick title ploy though.
holy shit those take way too long
Vincent Price, Sigmund Jahn, and of course Mao Zedong.