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L. B. Jefferies
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Moe told her to call him. When (bitterly) the party started.

It’s Kanye trying to make her look like Abramović. I think she still looks great.

Weirdly (not?) I’m furthering my furtherance of Kimye, and not just because of this terrible attack. I think the seeds were his Yeezus album: I couldn’t figure out why only me and Lou Reed (of all people) recognized it as the best damn

Yes, I’m with the Arabs on this. Highly suspicious of dog-lovers.

In Greece it’s Μόνα Λίζα or Τζιοκόντα.

Which? (University.) Just curious. I lived in France, and I was always a little surprised nobody knew what Mona Lisa (or Monna Lisa, because Mona in some Italian dialects is a vulgar abbreviation of Madonna) was.

In France it’s La Joconde all the way. Seems like that’s the parlance in the romance languages (Spanish

One of the investigators made a rather funny (esp under the circumstances) remark on that point.

Why do you think the assailants streamed the crime on Facebook?
— I don’t know why anybody does anything on Facebook.

Accidental anal, of course.

My left-wing Marxist friend made a post about how Chicago is a cesspool.

Today I’m looking into moving back to Europe. I don’t want to be here for the next eight years

He would have won had the party and media gotten behind him the way they did Hillary. Trump is profoundly unlikable. Both Sanders and Clinton benefit from that. Sanders, however, adds a clear and comprehensible platform: that there is a link between personal unhappiness and a political agenda described as global

That’s a hot take if I ever encountered one.

He’s so normal it’s a little scary. At times you want to say — hey, act like the immortal that you are!

Starlog!

There’s either the big or the small. If you can think of something small but concrete — if you can write and finish a publishable book, a screenplay that could actually get made — then do that. If that’s not feasible but you really want to do something that helps, you’ve got to do what everybody else before us has

Sorry — I meant “Hitchcock would have (I guess) been delighted.” In one of his interviews — maybe even the Truffaut — he talks about how great it would be to animate the actors, etc.

Of course he talks about it b/c it wasn’t remotely possible. He likes the idea of it. In reality I think he owed too much to the

Or maybe cost-benefit analysis isn’t a physical constant? Something tells me hydrogen sulfide doesn’t necessarily crystallize into private ownership of profit-generating operations.

I just love the part at 1:47 where Mark disappears. The audience really holds its breath. The payoff — he’s sitting in a chair in a different take — was perplexing, beautiful, and above all honest.

Somebody had better do something around here.

Me too. I think it shows how desperate people are for good art though. They’re craving it.

Yep. Hitchcock (I guess?) would be delighted.

That practically got a standing ovation where I saw it, in midtown manhattan