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Re: “What To Wear: The Source Family Edition”
Why does joining a cult have to look so pretty, but be so ugly?
Re: “What To Wear: The Source Family Edition”
I'd say the hats are more BILLY JACK, but that fits into the whole hippy-cult thing too. Hippie Cults are the best.
Re: “Help Trespass Gallery Give Street Art a Downtown Home”
Thank you for the write up. We greatly appreciate it! Hope we raise the funds and open the doors soon. The lineup of artists for the opening exhibit is already looking great!
Re: “Belcourt, Meet Amity Island: Jaws Screens Over the Weekend”
Indianapolis (CA-35), not Indiana.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Indianapolis_%28CA-35%29
Re: “Belcourt, Meet Amity Island: Jaws Screens Over the Weekend”
There were plenty of jumps and screams at the severed-head reveal at the Sunday night screening even though a pre-movie poll by the FLiCX moderator found that nearly everyone in the nearly-full house had seen the flick before. My fave sequence is Quint's monologue about the sinking of the Indiana: "black eyes, like a doll's eyes..."
Re: “Nashville Recap: ‘A Picture From Life’s Other Side’”
I just...this recap...why did I not know these were here until now?! 4 times on Judge Judy?! The tuff Nana jacket?! And, the line that had me scream-laughing, Scarlett as a 7 year old Japanese girl inside a white girl's body? Too much awesome. Well done.
Re: “Steeplechase: Come for the Hat Contest, Stay for the Fistfight”
^ It's nice to see an official acknowledgement by management. Kristen Mcarther Miles (the girl in pink) of Nashville may have finally gotten the memo it is not acceptable to hit strangers...
https://twitter.com/NC5_AGhassemi/status/3…
Re: “Nashville Recap: ‘A Picture From Life’s Other Side’”
How ironic that "Vandy radio" gets resurrected as a fictional station?! I was just glad they didn't call it WRVU. That would've been too painful.
Love these re-caps! I read the AV Club and Rolling Stone ones too and this is my fave (sorry Adam)
Re: “Nashville Recap: ‘A Picture From Life’s Other Side’”
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: we need to get Sylvia Jefferies into a gritty indie drama set in the 1970s, in the South, with John Hawkes as her troubled love interest. There can be a nine-year-old who is weird and dark, and obviously some kind of murder.
Re: “Nashville Recap: ‘A Picture From Life’s Other Side’”
Was everyone listening "Vandy Radio" on an HD radio?
Re: “Nashville Recap: ‘A Picture From Life’s Other Side’”
Please open all the hyperlinks, they are hilarious, especially "emo Spiderman" and "Deal With It."
Re: “Steeplechase: Come for the Hat Contest, Stay for the Fistfight”
Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to enjoy a day at the races in an appropriate manner. Fortunately, thanks to a strong, coordinated effort between Iroquois Steeplechase management and Metro Police, incidents like this are far from the norm and are continuing to decline. As you can see at the end of this video, Police arrived and put a halt to this incident. Because of a stepped up partnership between the Steeplechase and Nashville's public safety officers, very few incidents like this occurred. Of course, we will not be satisfied until they never occur, and Steeplechase management will continue to devote the resources necessary to move us toward this goal. - Iroquois Steeplechase
Re: “Country Life Celebrates The Office Finale With Our Favorite Cold Opens”
Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica ... lolllllzzz
Re: “Local Filmmakers' A Measure of the Sin Tonight at Belcourt”
Who in their right mind would try to please everyone. It is accomplished in all of the arts by gently massaging the Emotions, the emotions of the performers touching the viewer, or reader and turning them into participants. Apathy is failure. Emotional response is success!
A Measure of the sin
Re: “Local Filmmakers' A Measure of the Sin Tonight at Belcourt”
Who in their right mind would try to please everyone. It is accomplished in all of the arts by gently stroking the Emotions, the emotions of the performers touching the viewer, or reader and turning them into emotional participants. Apathy is failure. Emotional response is success!
A Measure of the Sin
Re: “Steeplechase: Come for the Hat Contest, Stay for the Fistfight”
LOL at the Botnay 500 football helpful bro @ 00:14
Re: “Local Filmmakers' A Measure of the Sin Tonight at Belcourt”
It is especially important in this discussion to recognize the unity of the total process from that first unimaginable moment of cosmic emergence through all its subsequent forms of expression until the present. This unbreakable bond of relatedness that makes of the whole a universe becomes increasingly apparent to scientific observation, although this bond ultimately escapes scientific formulation or understanding. In virtue of this relatedness, everything is intimately present to everything else in the universe.
Nothing is completely itself without everything else. This relatedness is both spatial and temporal. However distant in space or time, the bond of unity is functionally there. The universe is a communion and a community.
We ourselves are that communion become conscious of itself.
-Thomas Berry, The Dream of the Earth, 1988
A Measure of the Sin
Re: “Local Filmmakers' A Measure of the Sin Tonight at Belcourt”
The Mystic said to the hot dog vendor, "Make me One with Everything!"- Unknown Author
A Measure of the Sin
Re: “Local Filmmakers' A Measure of the Sin Tonight at Belcourt”
For there is nothing hidden that will not be revealed. Split a piece of wood; I am there. Lift up the stone, and you will find me there.
- The Gospel of Saint Thomas
A Measure of the Sin
Re: “Local Filmmakers' A Measure of the Sin Tonight at Belcourt”
Another great work by Hannah Kahn
Family History
My name is Eve
My husband is Adam
My address is Eden
And I have two sons
One is Cain
One is Abel
(My whole life
Sounds like a fable)
There was an apple
And there was a snake
What a mistake
For a woman to make.....
We'll have to find
Another town
It might take ages
To live this down.
"The persona behind these poems emerges clearly as the voices behind the poetry as prophetic, humanitarian: the voices behind the poetry are those of Dickinson and Blake. A sly wit prevents the satire and prophesy from becoming pompous. Time.Wait has the potential of reaching a large audience: poetry that is accessible and intelligent."
- Peter Meinke
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