Beauty in the Filth

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For some reason I saw this and read “DEAL BREAKER”.  Clearly I watch too much 30 Rock.

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For some reason I saw this and read “DEAL BREAKER”.  Clearly I watch too much 30 Rock.

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smolf84:

thedailywhat:

Street Art of the Day: Berlin-based street artists Mr. Tailon, Baveux, Kone & Epoxy (previously) treated a number of billboards around their hometown to some old-school culture jamming by augmenting them with the Heads-Up Display from Doom.
View the entire set here.
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smolf84:

thedailywhat:

Street Art of the Day: Berlin-based street artists Mr. Tailon, Baveux, Kone & Epoxy (previously) treated a number of billboards around their hometown to some old-school culture jamming by augmenting them with the Heads-Up Display from Doom.

View the entire set here.

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9 December 2009 reblog: thedailywhat


little-fighter:

HAHAHA so pertinent right now!

To paraphrase Dan Savage: “Liberalism is a Sexually Transmitted Disease”.  Spread the love.  :)

little-fighter:

HAHAHA so pertinent right now!

To paraphrase Dan Savage: “Liberalism is a Sexually Transmitted Disease”.  Spread the love.  :)

9 December 2009 reblog: little-fighter


9 December 2009


I don’t wear nice clothing often enough to remember exactly how it is applied to the body. I approach the garment bag like I’m inspecting a crime scene, afraid to disturb it, trying instead to interpret it. As happens with such frequency, I try to imagine what a normal person would do in my situation.

What I have come up with is this: no normal person would ever be in my situation.

— Tycho Brahe (Jerry Holkins) - Penny Arcade - On The Dunes of Ur-Marsa.  This is so, so me.

9 December 2009


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7 December 2009


champagnecandy:

oldhollywood:

Vivien Leigh, Kim Hunter, & Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire (1951, dir. Elia Kazan)
“Now I’ve been criticized by this a lot. Some people say I made Brando the hero. I didn’t mean to make Brando the hero. But I wanted to show exactly what [Tennessee] Williams meant, which is that he, as a homosexual, is attracted to the person he thinks is going to destroy him – the attraction you have for someone who’s on the other side, supposedly dead against you, but whose violence and force attract you. Now, that’s the essence of ambivalence.”
-Elia Kazan  on Stanley

there is a difference between making someone the hero and casting an actor so compelling in a complex role that people identify him even when he’s doing atrocious things. there are no “heroes” in Streetcar, and that’s the way it should be.

Word.

champagnecandy:

oldhollywood:

Vivien Leigh, Kim Hunter, & Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire (1951, dir. Elia Kazan)

“Now I’ve been criticized by this a lot. Some people say I made Brando the hero. I didn’t mean to make Brando the hero. But I wanted to show exactly what [Tennessee] Williams meant, which is that he, as a homosexual, is attracted to the person he thinks is going to destroy him – the attraction you have for someone who’s on the other side, supposedly dead against you, but whose violence and force attract you. Now, that’s the essence of ambivalence.”

-Elia Kazan on Stanley

there is a difference between making someone the hero and casting an actor so compelling in a complex role that people identify him even when he’s doing atrocious things. there are no “heroes” in Streetcar, and that’s the way it should be.

Word.

7 December 2009 reblog: oldhollywood


yocamille:

Gnarls Barkley — Who’s Gonna Save My Soul

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