i've never been there for dinner because the lines are always so long. the lunch menu is so slight though. usually what happens is that i walk by ken's, see how long the line is, and then keep walking to viva to get a margarita and some tamales even though there are way better mexican food places on the west end.

ken's ramen on the weekend? the only time i've been there where there wasn't a line out the door was 1 o'clock on a friday afternoon.

i've had an alright time here, since for the first time in my life i think my depressed ironic steeze is helping me get laid rather than preventing it.

songs about la are a different story though.

i haven't seen it either.

the cool thing about la la land, which not many have mentioned, is how the city of los angeles itself, is kind of the main character.

the second o in hollywood is my least favorite parker posey film.

when i first moved to providence i met a bunch of artists from rich families who were successfully making money off their art and had money anyway and it triggered such a deep jealousy in me and it was not cool probably.

it's true though imo

i mean it is true that if you are not a successful creative type you are living a meaningless life.

i saw la la land this weekend and thought it was alright, but i thought it failed to use its setting in any meaningful manner. i didn't realize it was all taking place in los angeles until the very end.

talking about my personal life on the website has opened me up to ownage.

oh i just can't wait to be king.

i earnestly think that everyone here is a piece of shit.

lol i forgot about that.

i watched before sunrise and before sunset back to back and those are very good movies that bummed me out.

i've never seen a waters movie in my life. also saw a linklater film for the first time in my life yesterday.

*ray lewis stabs the best man*

only if nothing but pit beef was served at the reception.

i, too, have had s*x before.