Where's Wallace at? Where's the boy, String?

Good stuff.

One of my other roommates was an audiophile..with purpose. He was a recording engineer. But he was still an audiophile..and pretty particular with his stereo equipment, his record player and his vinyl collection. He also had this crazy limited edition Beatles photography book..like super limited..the damn thing came…

The old version of "Mr. Magpie" has that feel to it as well. Just Thom with his acoustic guitar.

It's kind of immaculate, isn't it?

Let's see..
1. Fog..live version is just Thom on his piano. Enough said. Studio version made it into A Scanner Darkly. "Baby alligators..in the sewers.."
2. Paperbag Writer.
3. I Will (Los Angeles Version)
4. Headmaster Ritual (Live, Webcast, The Smiths cover)
5. FastTrack
6. WorryWort
7. The Amazing Sounds of Orgy
8. Talk…

"..while rhetorically defending a marginalized community of- LESLIE SHUT YOUR FUCKING MOUTH!"

I'm not even going to pretend I know anything about whiskey.

He's almost childish at times..mocking the store clerk..repeating his words..repeating the same question over and over again to the trailer park secretary..smiling and firing his pistol at the crow on the bridge as he passes by in his car.

Or his daydream about being overweight..marching up the hill.

I'LL FUCK ANYTHING THAT MOVES! Thank you. Frank is a..very dangerous man. He is a different breed than Anton..more talk. "You get a love letter from me..you're fucked forever." I've tried to incorporate that into a few of my relationships. I haven't had success yet.

…yes. I don't know. Maybe that's blasphemous in some..higher circles. People that drink distilled whiskey or whatever? I don't know. We froze our whiskey, and we watched Sliders and made insane collages out of magazine pieces because our previous resident was a LADY and her subscription to Cosmo still came to our…

Happy Thanksgiving, Mr. Threepwood. I'll see you in hell.

"Veneration of Mark Twain is at the root of our cultural stalemate."

It'll happen to you!

Veggie bacon?

Another quote I bring up..from Anton..because I feel he really started the whole existential villain craze..at least in film.

I have to fiercely argue with you against Jules being included in all of this. He learned his lesson and began to "walk the righteous path." Anyone says that in real life? Run the other way as fast as you can. But he's only a character. And the total opposite of Vincent..who gets his THREE STRIKES and goes down.

This is wonderful, but I was way more direct when I taught my children about death. I crept up behind one of them and threw a dark blanket over both of us. And then I whispered.."This..forever..and ever..and ever.."

Over the last ten years we've had a series of villains that..for lack of a better word..had principles? Principles of chaos. Anton Chigurh, Hans Landa the Jew Hunter, Lorne Malvo, The Joker. Anyone else you can add? And now Mike Milligan. They love to ramble about nothing and their plans are all carefully constructed…