to be so enormous. and then to die.

15.08.2010 (10:20 am)

He rattled against her removal like a toddler against chair legs: it was unreasonable, and stubborn, and clumsy, and all the other things one hoped he might grow out of.

“I am going to see every kind of doctor,” he said.

“Oh yeah?” She was, impossibly, reading TIME magazine, which he had thought they’d stopped publishing years ago.

“Yeah. I am going to get an MRI. It is going to be like Heaven.”

“What is Heaven like? What are you saying that you imagine?”

“Well, like a white room. Like a lab. And it will be very nice, and everyone will be there.”

“Like who?”

“Like you.”

A certain and unarguable order to things

14.08.2010 (10:09 pm)

“The archbishop of Lima, whom we shall know later in a more graceful connection, hated her with what he called a Vatinian hate, and counted the cessation of her visits among the compensations of dying.”

And, later:

“There was something in Lima that was wrapped up in yards of violet satin from which protruded a great dropsical head and two fat pearly hands; and that was its archbishop.”

The people you live with don’t want to build right now. Because it’s nighttime.

21.07.2010 (9:20 pm)


blanko + noiry @ robert melee’s talent show @ the kitchen

The people are terrrific in Foggia

24.06.2010 (11:15 pm)

If only I’d known the word “ctenoid” when I was more in the habit of using the word “fishscale.”

i understand that you may have rising emotions

20.06.2010 (10:36 pm)

“  .  Maybe that’s the way to go.”

“  .

No, I don’t think so.”

“. Me either.”

yeah, sometimes i think it’s fun, but sometimes i think i’m bored standing in a room full of furniture

02.06.2010 (9:59 pm)

thomas demand moca geffen

you know what, moby? I’m coming too.

31.01.2010 (9:35 pm)

Paris: “my favorite way to think about death is that a) i will be sleeping

b) i was dead forever before i was alive

and c) lots of cool people are dead already.

liked edgar allen poe.”

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i’m a big rangers fan

23.01.2010 (12:11 am)

Painting is never as easy as you remember it to be. It’s like that weekend when you went to Houston and everybody really, really liked Amores Perros a lot even though it came out two years ago but people still threw parties for it.

composition as explanation pron

18.01.2010 (10:55 am)

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(c) miltos manetas

Thus we ask of the (Chan) man himself, who makes microsoft paint and redtube users everywhere both alienated and supremely jealous, will this painting look good in my apartment?: http://e-flux.com/journal/view/95

He says, among other things regarding medium-specificity and social praxis and bourgeois art, “The irony is that because it cannot express what it truly wants to be, art becomes something greater and more profound. Its full measure reaches beyond its own composition, touching but never embracing the family of things that art ought to belong to, but does not, because it refuses (or is unable) to become a thing-in-itself. Instead, art takes on a ghostly presence that hovers between appearance and reality. This is what makes art more than a thing. By formalizing the ways in which objective conditions and subject demands inform and change each other over the course of its own making, a work of art expresses both process and instant at once, and illuminates their interdependence precisely in their irreconcilability. And it is as a consequence of this inner development that art becomes what it truly is: a tense and dynamic representation of what it takes to determine the course of one’s own realization and shape the material reality from which this self-realization emerges. In other words, whatever the content in whatever the form, art is only ever interested in appearing as one thing: freedom.”

And so, unless you’re an idiot, you can’t help but wonder…does Zach Gage belong or not?:  http://www.stfj.net/index2.php?project=art/2009/loselose

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corporate governance

10.01.2010 (11:44 am)


That Improbable Roman Over There

07.01.2010 (7:28 pm)

The top 10 things from 2009

Ellie’s tree

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opportunity

whatever else ellie rines did in 2009

chris burden

there was such a good episode of svu on the other day

this place serves breakfast

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And lastly, triangle fedex boxes

Dayman. Fighter of the Nightman.

05.01.2010 (11:38 pm)

I’m thinking of getting a new tattoo

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We’ll have our hats back first

02.01.2010 (8:01 pm)

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“The Room originated as a play and a novel completed by Tommy Wiseau in 2001.[6][9] He eventually decided to try to make a film out of the project. After failing to get his idea within the Hollywood system, he wrote the script himself and spent five years developing and fundraising the project independently until he could shoot it himself. Wiseau has been secretive about exactly how he obtained the funding for the project, but he did tell Entertainment Weekly that he made some of the money by importing leather jackets from Korea.[6] He eventually amassed $6 million, all of which was spent on production and marketing.[6]

According to Greg Ellery, the actor who portrayed Steven in The Room, Wiseau came to the Birns and Sawyer film lot, rented a studio, and bought a “complete Beginning Director package,” which included the purchase of both a brand new film camera and a $30,000 digital camera intended for shooting the “making of.”[10] Wiseau, confused about the differences between 35 mm film and high-definition video, decided to shoot the entire film in both formats with two cameras side-by-side on the same mount. This experiment allowed Wiseau to compare the formats on a large scale, and he plans to use the information that he gathered for a DVD documentary and a book.

Principal photography lasted eight months. It was mainly shot at a Los Angeles soundstage, but some second-unit shooting was done in San Francisco. The film employed over 400 people, and Wiseau is credited as an actor, an executive producer, the writer, the producer, and the director. Wiseau had a number of problems with his behind-the-camera team, and replaced the entire crew two times.[6] Some people had multiple jobs on the film; for example, in addition to playing the role of Mark, Greg Sestero also worked as a line producer, assistant to Tommy Wiseau, helped with casting,[11] and as an interviewer to the filmmaker in the bonus features of the DVD release.

[edit]Cast

Greg Sestero previously had small uncredited roles in Patch Adams and EdTV, and also starred in the direct-to-video feature Puppet Master 7: Retro Puppet Master.[13] Sestero, a longtime friend of Wiseau,[14] agreed to play the role of Mark only 72 hours before filming began, later telling an interviewer that he had been shown “the script, but I wasn’t sure if I wanted to act in it because I thought it was… I don’t know… the love scenes…”[11]

Kyle Vogt, who played Peter, quit the film halfway through the shoot.[10][11] His lines in the last half of the film were given to Greg Ellery,[11] whose character is never introduced, explained, or addressed by name.[10] Ellery’s character is listed in the credits as “Steven”.[10]

Though he is apparently in college, it is never quite clear if Denny is a fully functioning adult, mainly due to his ignorance of social norms.[21] When asked about Philip Haldiman’s portrayal of Denny, Wiseau stated: “I think he brought a lot stuff. One thing was people actually [sic], he’s really retarded a little bit.” Asked if Denny was written that way, Tommy says he did so “Indirectly, so he’s confused.” [15]

-Wikipedia, (c) 2010

that’s like when I was worried whether Josh Shwartz liked me

31.10.2009 (10:23 am)

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Oh, really? That means we have to hang up now.

20.10.2009 (9:56 pm)

“And oft though wisdom wake, suspicion sleeps

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At wisdom’s gate, and to simplicity

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Resigns her charge, while goodness thinks no ill

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Where no ill seems…”

Stop having dinner with me on Wednesday

17.10.2009 (6:07 pm)

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[ (c)  paris ionescu  ,  via  selfportrait.net ]

i’d give it to you but i borrowed it

14.10.2009 (10:59 pm)

Fearing that the beep would be followed rapidly by many others in succession.


A hammering at one point in the stomach seems to respond to many other things that have been claimed

A hammering at one point in the stomach seems to be what has been expected

Who’s the weirdest person you know? I’ll go firs—

Dad.

t–Dad

Jeff

If you say Jeff I’ll be personally offended

You are writing a book on counterfeitting?

Relaxed suddenly

Putting all of the .docs together

Is harder than it seems


Whitmand inflamed sand castleand


Guest passes won’t lasses when.


Thought it would change to cambria body

I completely just forgot that all, right after you told me.

An old man stitching a tent

13.10.2009 (10:17 pm)

RIP

Siegfried, Mies, Wagner, Wilbur, Gertrude, Ray-J, Shem, Milton, Sancho Panza, and tiny Penshurst

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There will always be a need for myrrh

12.10.2009 (12:04 pm)

We’re learning so much about Mexico!

For example: It is a hard thing dividing by 15. One option is dividing by 10, and then dividing the original number by 5 and taking the sum of those two numbers. The problem with this method is that it doesn’t really give you the right answer. Another such method consists of dividing by 3 and then dividing by 5. Robert’s methods always end in a sum of 2, which he doubles and then adds 1 in order to get the right number, which for him is always 5. Probably the most reliable alternative is taking 10 percent, then half of 10 percent, adding those together, and adding x, x being the difference between your answer and the correct answer. Dan figured out after extensive research that the least efficient way is the wrong way; that way isn’t efficient at all!

I’ve already seen four Mexicans. And many more from the car!

A sad thing, though. Crabs flock like lemmings to the road at night, ostensibly in search of the moon, so assumed as, upon seeing headlights, they seem to think they’ve hit the jackpot: not one, stagnant moon, but two, expanding rapidly, to gorge some primordial desire! And they frieze, standing, sideways, as they once walked, in awe. This, or they come in search of the perfect Honda Dodge, ironic as the name speaks not their fate. Inevitably, many of God’s children, which at one point looked like this:

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Look, the next morning, like this:

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Dan agli Ruini:

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Dan after too much tequila:

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La ultima Dan:

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But I didn’t like the tacos???

Scuse me scuseme scusemescuseme scuse me, i would feel safer parking this in a garage

13.08.2009 (12:22 am)

ok I totally get that I haven’t followed dog the bounty hunter since the beginning, so maybe i missed a couple of things about the set up

but i’m still curious

a) why does everyone have a rat tail?

b) who is bobby?

2) how are you supposed to know who the good guys are and who the bad guys are? they all wear equal leather

c) why does the tequila i’m drinking taste like jalapeno nachos?

5) i dont even know what kind of hair that is. is that a mullet or totally hair barbie or a rat tail? 

c) wait jesus everyone on this show is on meth and they are admitting it and i feel scared for them

why do I have to watch this?

6) are these people police? i mean dog and beth

7) who the hell is norbert? 

8 ) thank god there is a three strike count underlying our legal system in this country so the police have a legitimate threat to convey to these meth addicts

dog makes some ingenious dominoes analogies

c) are beth and dog sisters? if so, why do they keep kissing? if not, they are the same person so i dont believe you

where is he hitting you that it doesn’t bruise up? thats what dog said. and why am i asking this if I’m not a policeman?

8 ) who is beth to tell these people how to be a mom? she has a rat tail