saw this at a grindhouse in the 90s. so thrilling.

I liked it enough to not fall asleep during its running time [for you, craig, cos you know I fall asleep when trying to consume desirable-to-me pop culture], when I got it second time around from the library. I thought highly of the scenes in the car, the double-cross and the scene craig mentions. weddle's chapters…

defy the sigil and it shall reckon a furious infusion of commercial product.

i don't know where else to place an apt reference to scott alexander (britain's most vain man), but I equate kanye's quest to be a tastemaker with alexander's rapaciousness: top quality. top gear. to have the best is to be the best.

so he's been really digging in the alan parsons project crates then? i shan't terry a good while. tah-dah.

fist!

i don't blog, and I forgot to mention that I watched charlie rose interview with itskov, pkd(android) and david hanson. an entry on heller's eponymous site jogged my memory. itskov probably would have been a bit more articulate in his native language, because his statements about transhumanism were muddled and not…

tyr's day

todd, your eloquence shines throughout. i just think your focus on electric uses the premise: this was a bradbury. i hoped for more. i want to say more; however, i am high and about to go sailing. good day, sir.

great obit, zack. RIP.

i just liked that she held her own against a male hierarchy. she was given some agency to destroy the world builder in metropolis. she dictated all of her terms in earth realm as an equal-to power player at the daily planet. that's my interpretation of the events I saw in the film. again, it was a positive that yields…

true master of a form. sweetly expressed hurt. RIP.

moon's day - thor's day

north by northwest is the first thing that popped into my head re immediate commodification. that's what this kid's first fashion line will be called. best wishes, young child.

though my brother and I made fun of him and the television commercial linked in the article, it was very difficult for either of us to approach him (we were in our tweens). he shopped at supermarkets around middleburg, fl. he was very affable when, either me or my brother, approached him on a dare while he was…

*adopts southern, avuncular tone* i do hope this is only the piddling dark that will shortly be redeemed by the shining light of your upcoming obituary of slim whitman.

used imprecise language; it's actually called gait analysis. lots of running stores, be they in a mall or standalone, have you run on a treadmill connected to sensors and cameras that analyze your gait. based on how your toe, arch, heel move through their motion, the guys give you a suggestion as to what shoe in their…

like @ComradeQuestions:disqus said. don't do nike unless you're obligated by said discount, because you mention above/below that you have a wide foot. nike does NOT make shoes for your type of foot. should i presume you've done some kind of stride analysis?

firstly, congrats on your accomplishments, fellow gator.

roger corman! to think that you're patrolling these streets here, dispensing honest-to-goodness, practical advice about moviemaking, just causes me to go all scanners inside.