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"You know, one of these days you and me are just gonna end up fucking each other's brains out."

"Is this mythical day coming soon?"
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weso:
AMEN!
superdee:
I'm going to give your line a shot tonight... I'll let you know how it works out smile
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Anyone catch AMC Project: Malkovich's Mail this evening? It was a documentary about the unsolicited scripts and pitches John Malkovich's production company, Mr. Mudd Productions, gets. It profiled five of the scripts and their authors, had the staff of the production company talk about these things that come in the mail, and Malkovich acted out some of the scenes from each of the scripts and...
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lunna:
smile
novy:
I wanted to watch Malkovich's Mail but I missed it. I like John Malkovich a lot, he's a great actor, and Being John Malkovich was genius.
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"My mother is a fish."
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novy:
I've been having some serious writer's block lately.
If she's a fish what type is she??
coliwali:
Your Dad must be an interesting guy, or another fish.


Well, that or I just missed the reference.
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Given the chance, I'd do what Kevin Smith did. That's love.
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ltrain:
don't bash my music! mad


slinkster:
thank you. smile it's not really much of an ass though.
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As with most colleges, my undergrad college had a literary magazine. It was headed by the creative writing prof., edited by a student of his choosing, and basically unknown to the general student body. During my junior year at the college there was a desire by the then current editor of the literary magazine (a gorgeous and brilliant girl with whom I'd always loved to...
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studentochaos:
I have seen stuff like that before and I alway interpretted it as the shirt called for someone elses submission. I like that story alot, even though I would guess the picture was not of the girl herself but that she enjoyed it and put it up for that reason. That is just me.
I do have to say that to me the moral of this story is actually the pointlessness of getting invovled in college. Disasters du jour only reenforce the fact that the moral convictions at that age are of a burgeoning sense of place in the world rather then true conviction. Again, just me.
lunna:
Thanks for liking my pics.Hope to talk to you soon.
Hugs wink
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You know, if the 18-35 male demographic was really as coveted as advertisers claim all commercials on t.v. would be as interesting as this little bit of models with power tools.

Thanksgiving is probably my favorite holiday. Family, good foods, endless intelligent discussion. Christmas holds much of the same appeal, but there are undertones that are not quite as pleasant. Thanksgiving lacks almost any pretense;...
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studentochaos:
Thanskgiving is in fact the BEST holiday. Also, the alternative to smart girls may in fact be one of the better prototypical male fantasies on the market.
novy:
Very interesting video you found there.
Ever seen http://www.realultimatepower.net/ ??
It's hilarious.
I too, love Thanksgiving, I eat a ton and sit around with my family and argue, it's a great time. I also get to take LOTS of food home, which is great.
Have a good one.
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Hmm. I'm kinda liking some of the new options on the site. Especially nice was hopping on and seeing new friends. The bounce in my step is because of you.

Anyone remember the film The Wizard? It's one of those films from my youth that the sibs and I can always bring up and smile about ("I love the Powerglove: it's so bad." "You've...
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grooverider:
yeah- i know what the state is, and i liked it a lot back in the day. i thought that was what yoiu meant, just wasn't sure.

they had some wicked stuff... the new priest who books the rollins band to play the church? that's my favorite.
coliwali:
At the very least The Wizard should remembered as the first sign that video games had entered the public conscious in a tangible permanent way.
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Hmm. Time flies when you're on the run. I've been working on my thesis for my MA, so my brainspace has been more than a little cluttered these past two months. Things are starting to even out, so perhaps I'm back.

Here's a rather pedantic example of the way in which my mind has been working recently:

Classical Moral Question of Finding Silver Linings

A...
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strangeattractor:
i almost thought about sharing some of my thesis-writing on here after reading yours but then declined. a bunch of differential equations / control system theory / parameter optimization garbage is not likely to elicit ANY response. not sexy enough.

i'm not sure i have unique answers for your dilemmas.

q1: i personally do not give a flying, cocksucking, shit whether the participants are male or female and gay, straight or bisexual. i understand you're probably posing both of these questions because society at large does not yet have an egalitarian view on such predicaments but then again they should. even supposedly progressive thinkers might have closeted biases towards a male adult suffering from lackofsexitis or a female adult suffering from insensitivehusbanditis but then again, i'd hope we've already adressed as a society the fact that women want/need sex and men need a sensitive woman as well. i really do hope so. i imagine also some might favor the adult "opting out" of a homosexual relationship for a straight one with the specialist, or disfavor a homosexual adult "opting out" of his/her previously gay relationship for a straight 'healthier' one with the specialist. i choose not to associate with such closed-minded pricks though, so i can't really speak for them as a part of the 'we' you address ("To what extent do WE depend on assigning...).

q2: yes. i think one could NEARLY righteously be swayed by information that the spouse was previously guilty of infidelity or otherwise immoral behavior. or if the spouse was frigid, or if the spouse was quarrelsome. HOWEVER, it is of my belief that any of these stands would be neglecting the essential moral dilemma...opting NOT to save a life, regardless of the spouse's prior behavior/attitudes is disgustingly immoral. the fact that the adult and the specialist would be benefiting from not saving the life in terms of a relationship is that extra slap in the face after the spouse has been proverbially been kicked in the balls. what an unprofessional doctor, and what a louse of a wife/husband. then again, i would save hitler, osama bin laden, AND saddam hussein on the surgery table given the choice to deny care. that's just me.

do logical people really get stumped by these dilemmas?

wrt your post on photography. i do agree. almost. i'm not sure painting is still actively evolving at as fast a rate right now compared to other art forms. i thought about this after a trip to pittsburgh and the andy warhol museum. it seems that there was some sort of schism either due to andy or that fostered andy...this is probably documented but then again, i'm a scientist so it's all new to me...i personally feel that a lot of artists that would before attempt to capture aesthetic beauty have been attracted by commercial design, entertainment design, etc. andy was seemingly the turning point to that. contemporary artists seem to either be stuck in a corner trying to push abstract, defragmented art EVEN further. that's all i saw when i went to the museum of contemporary art two weekends ago (a week after visiting the warhol)...and it made me feel like commercialism is attracting artists & photographers that have the talent for creating aesthetically beautiful pieces, while remaining painters, photographers, etc. may have a really strong vision and purpose keeping them in a less lucrative position, but they perhaps lack the ability to communicate their ideas well to others through their pieces - or maybe don't care to. maybe it's just that artists these days are trying to outdo each other, but in my eyes it appears to be the time-old nonconformist situation - all the noncomformists are conforming in the same way, at the same time to each other but none of them realize it.

hopefully you expected such a detailed response...
strangeattractor:
whoa, why does that look so weird. my post <above> looks like one big column. huh.
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I went down to my brother's yesterday and we watched the movie I got for him for his birthday, Wet Hot American Summer. I can honestly say that it was one of the worst movies that I've seen in quite a long time. Because it was made by the people who did the State, I'd thought that it'd probably be good, but, alas,...
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toxicboy:
Happy Halloween Rickroyal!! Hope you did'nt fall off the far side of the world :/
themadking:
Judging by the title, it's a horrible home-made porno. I'd rather not find out what it's really about.
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(i) Prolonged absence was due to (a) an internet connection that is unavailable more than it is on, (b) a twelve hour power outage every five days (like clockwork), (c) annoying and painful work that needed to be done on the house which again ripped my hands up a bit, and (d) various minor, unpredictable interruptions from the life that exists seperate from "the beauty...
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thirty:
You're such a well organized young man.
juliem:
I know how it goes when your computer acts up. It really sucks because then you are set behind schedule.

What are you studying in skool may I be so bold to ask?