If my memory serves me correctly, it may have been that very tune playing..

There was a period in the early to mid 90's where every fucking show I went to had moshing, even if the music genre shouldn’t inspire it and the musicians hated it and actively told the audience to knock it off. I remember the band James playing and the lead singer repeatedly telling the audience to stop moshing and…

*”powers that be” that is. Powers that bee sounds like the John Belushi sketch.

Well, yeah...that’s where they can be pioneers of a new age of indentured slavery we can build our future economy on. Overly violent offenders aren’t going to be as useful. Trap them by debt. Docile, desperate and poor...perfect for human batteries....and the powers that bee throw them away once they need medical care…

A long sweeping black cape would have been just as dramatic and she could still do the bare leg pose.

Sea lion is sealioning

See it through to the end! It’s only 8 short episodes. It could be binged watched in the time it takes to enjoy a double feature movie night. It’s about how desire (without judgement of good or bad) fuels one’s passion for life and the drive to create. A woman gets an inappropriate crush on the head of Texas art…

oooh I gotta try that.

a toddler.

It’s best for the smaller dogs. That said, I don’t have a dog either.

Cats are easier (and awesome) but I love dogs. There are pee astroturf stations with built in fire hydrant you can set up on your balcony if you have one. They collect the pee in a tray below the astroturf. Great to just let doggo out and back in for quick relief.

yep. Crowdsourcing contests for cheap/free creative content isn’t cool.

This is the ultimate rugged manly man outdoor tune:

I offer these two exceptions..one melancholy lovely storytelling without sappiness :

The Fountain is more romantic and melancholy than brutal. Have you seen Pi? That was his first, an itchy obsessive nightmare. Stars Sean Guillette (Jennifer Connelly’s creepy shrink in Requiem)

I thought he was American. (to google...)

I remember The Fountain was polarizing too when it came out. (I loved it.) I think that’s just classic Aronofsky. Love him or hate him.

I was riveted to it too, and would have watched again if it hadn’t disappeared from the local theaters already. I agree with Jennifer Lawrence that the film should be spoiled at least a little bit to potential viewers. Not everyone can take the baby scene, or will be into the whole vibe of the flick. I read some…

I like the dress, but not the entitled incompetent bitch wearing it.

*Raises hand* um, (mumbling) self admitting ignoramus here ....if Dems were elected again to a majority, could they later vote to change, repeal or modify this tax plan (if it is voted in)?