This movie is amazing! I’m 8 minutes in and I don’t know how to describe it other than—Aaaaaagh! My back!!!

Fuck. I’m losing hope that we’ll ever get out of this.

I fear that we’ve gone a bit into the weeds, but, oh well, here we are. I suppose I think of your concept of “workplace/governmental policies” in racism as institutionalized racism as opposed to what I would call systemic racism.

I disagree, and your own final statement seems to contradict your first paragraph.

Um. . .

This is what systemic racism looks like. I saw the image of the noose/rope-pull—it seems pretty clear to me that the knot used is shaped like a noose, which leads me to conclude that it’s a noose.

In related news, it’s hard to see in the dark, boiling water is hot, and infants are terrible at tennis.

I just wanted to say that David Lynch has a vise attached to his desk because of course he does.

Gotta love Mr Bungle:

Hey, Drew. How much more time do you want for your ‘progress’?

“Plus can you picture this happening with any other group? Can you picture him saying this to a LGBTQ group? A group of white people? At the end of the day its not gonna matter because we have no choice but to swallow this crap apparently.”

I read this entire post and am fascinated with your lifestyle. Please, tell me more about these autopsy accounts.

You know, it’s almost like the people protesting to lift the lockdown orders are the kind of people who don’t sufficiently think things through before they act.

You know, the blood thickening issue didn’t occur to me when I saw her blood disorder stated as her cause of death, but yeah, that seems like too much of a coincidence==not that I want to infer anything, and I’m certainly no doctor.

I had listened to the Cate Blanchett interview last week and was relieved that Lunn Shelton was OK—just a little strep, ya know.

I’m not what I would call an Adam Sandler fan; however, full disclosure, I like “Billy Madison” and “Happy Gilmore” (because weed) and I like “Punch-Drunk Love” and I thought “Uncut Gems” was amazing and I have a soft spot in my heart for “Reign Over Me” and run-on sentences.

To this day, Barry Sanders is hands-down my favorite player of all time--and I’m a Packers fan!

Wait, where are the nipples!?

My first discovery of Daniel Johnston came on fIREHOSE’s cover of “Walking the Cow” on “Flying the Flannel”. His influence was and is deep.