I unfriended my super right-wing Christian-homeschooling sister this work as a birthday gift to myself. It was a display of my power and my pettiness. Just like God and hurricanes.

Awesome. I love how that thread has twice as many comments already!

Why, I do! Thank you!

Nothing in life would ever make me happier than to see this man (and everyone even remotely similar to him, or worse) suffer for every awful thing they’ve done. I don’t care if it’s by karma, some divine intervention, just stupid coincidental dumb luck - if Trump doesn’t someday get what he deserves for being a…

I’m trying Padishah. I’m trying real hard to get you out.

You’ll discover the phrase “my post just got Kinja’d” soon than later.

You can go your own way, then. I’m ok with prioritizing ‘an experience over a substantive story.’ The series is a mind-blowing art gallery.

I can no longer listen to “Green Onions” without singing my own (or actually my own and my husband) lyrics: “Peanuts! I’m sweeping up peanuts! Peanuts! I’m sweeping up peanuts!”

I’m the same. I watched some of the original episodes back then and only recently watched Season 1 and now I find Season 3 incredibly unique and some episodes are I don’t know, boring? I’m not even sure, because I’m constantly mesmerized by this show and it makes you feel, think and dream about it like few other…

My favorite sound design choice this season was the slow reintroduction of Badalamenti’s score. The first episode was almost entirely ambient. In the second and third we got some hints at brush drums. Then full blown Laura Palmer’s theme in Episode 4, and we’ve had more and more ever since. Many people have remarked…

I was probably too young to really appreciate the sound and music of Twin Peaks the first time I saw, but watching The Return, I’m amazed every week at David Lynch’s sound design. I honestly don’t know how he does it.

In any case, the man has perfected the subtle art of whoosh intensity.