January 2010
76 posts
I'll get your medicine when your tummy aches,...
Oh, it could be so nice, growing old with you.
I have this fetish for the Robbie J. Harts of the world. Not so much the struggling, low income musician with the mullet of curls in 1985 thing, but the optimistic output, “not much of a drinker” type of guy. The last scene of The Wedding Singer always seems to melt my lonesome little heart.
I’m serious. It’s gotten to the...
I want to go dancin' with Ted Danson
“Tarantino: I think the moment he’s talking about is more like something that happens…earlier on in your career…where you’re not going to be a hack director. You’re going to be an artist and you can fail and this could not work and this could all fall apart, but you’re going to do your thing…”
Five acclaimed directors speak directly →
byronic:
solidair:
We put James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, Kathryn Bigelow, Lee Daniels and Jason Reitman in a room together. Action! [With videos]
Really great piece. (James Cameron does come across as the boastful rich asshole I imagine him to be, he’s trying so hard to be ironic…)
I love this so much!
Public Speaking Tips →
for you shy ones out there.
Every dogma has its day.
– Anthony Burgess, author of Clockwork Orange
TOM WAITS
sees the potential in a nice cigarette and a little booze.
WWTWD? drink and smoke.
againstyourskin answered: My dad is the biggest...
OH! Yay :) I’m excited. Also, I need to start listening to Elliot Smith. Should I just download his discography and have at it? or is there anything specific that I should listen to first?
Someone reccomend some Frank Zappa albums.
I want to know what I’ve been missing out on, so album names anyone?
Sleep Talkin' Man →
I dig secret idenities.
brain-food:
Bruce Wayne by day, Batman by night. It may be the sense of adventure or mystery, but it’s also the fact that a person can give me so much difference in a relationship. I’m not saying a married man that goes around pretending he’s a bachelor, but goes home to his wife and kids. But more so a quiet laid back guy that by day works in public relations for a hospital, but by night he’s...
On Facebook, IFC posed this question, "We discuss...
and I answered:
“I do and I don’t. If you take the argument and apply it to directors as a whole, it’s a matter of what films appeal to both genders. Like Tabitha said, most women either do the crap they’re expected to, like Nancy Meyers (The Holiday) or do something completely different, thus making it hard for women looking to expand their names in other categories of...
Instead of working, I'll write for a bit
if the weather permits, of course.
This CGI bullshit is the death knell of cinema. If I’d wanted all that computer...
– Quentin Tarantino
The need is doubted and scorned by the ego, which is stomped upon by the pain,...
– Dave Eggers
History of American Women, 1850’s to modern Short Film Production Director’s Art In Filmmaking Sociology, Race/Ethnic Relations
with Elementary Algebra as a back-up for the easy A of the semester in case I don’t get into any of these.
Hm, I kind of excited for this next semester, given I might get my closest friend to take short film production with me.
Ugh, this doesn’t...
The worst thing about prison was the… was the dementors. They were flying all...
– Michael Scott, The Office
The only drug you can’t romanticize is crack. Drugs can be an exploration....
– Ryan Adams, Uncut (Jan 2004) (via letitride)
Hence, the less government we have, the better, — the fewer laws, and the less...
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
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supernovasidr answered your question: holy cow. do...
supernovasidr:
joannaisapear:
doing it! hopefully! : )
I’ll miss your face though! Despite hardly ever seeing it anymore :’(
i miss you, too. not just your face. what happened to the korean drama. aw. good times.
TIME! time and school got in the way. And laziness, but that makes us all look bad, so that excuse goes in the trash. We still need to ditch one of these days and head out...
crashintome9 answered your question: BUDGETING....
UGH! I HATE that word. But yea, that’s mainly everyone’s advice to me, including my parents. Fact of life : (
1,000+! That’s LOW compared to priced both in the SF area and in Los Angeles! Man, I should be moving out of California.
But, still, thank you for the advice. That’s the one thing I need to learn to keep telling myself is budget budget budget.
againstyourskin answered your question: No you’re...
haha thank you : )
It sounds wonderful typed out, my biggest fear is that it’ll bust and I’ll end up coming back home, but eh. Better to have tried then miss out completely.
and definitely! Visitors are always welcome, despite space issues hahaha
supernovasidr answered your question: holy cow. do...
doing it! hopefully! : )
I’ll miss your face though! Despite hardly ever seeing it anymore :’(
I think I may have gone insane overnight
I found two liable apartment complexes in the San Francisco area that offer 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom and various other commodities for under $2000.
I already have a potential roommate; we’ve had this planned out this the beginning of our senior year in high school.
I’m now researching what I can for any idea as to what available jobs I can get and CCSF.
As soon as I talk to that...
A sexual revolution begins with the emancipation of women, who are the chief...
– Kate Millett (via junglejustine)
potentially
ajdudek:
the lowest point in my life.
ay ay ay. prince charming where the fuck are you?
hello. hi.
*waves arm vigorously*
I can be your cute indie boy of the night. Just use your imagination.
We'll watch the world go by
I’m alive, I’m just not sure of what’s around me and the truth behind it. The question as to why no longer applies, and in it’s place lies the question as to when. It’s a power struggle from the left to right, with few shifts forward I’m watching the world pass by as I stand from the sidelines The game’s been done for half my life, but here I stand....
Did you think that was fun? Because trust me you won’t have that much fun...
– Burt Farlander
Verona: Burt, are we fuck-ups?
Burt: No! What do you mean?
Verona: I mean, we're 34...
Burt: I'm 33.
Verona: ...and we don't even have this basic stuff figured out.
Burt: Basic, like how?
Verona: Basic, like how to live.
Burt: We're not fuck-ups.
Verona: We have a cardboard window.
Burt: We're not fuck-ups.
Verona: I think we might be fuck-ups.
Burt: We're not fuck-ups.
How is it possible to find meaning in a finite world, given my waist and shirt...
– Woody Allen
I want hair like Agyness Deyn
contemplating a trip to the hair stylist soon