Why are Placebo and Muse the only bands ever brought up as if they're actually relevant or worth seeing?😕 I mean, haven't both of them already been around the block? I don't get the hype.
LCD😍 And is it actually true that The xx were supposed to play but canceled at the last minute? 😢
So, I totally spaced. I haven't picked up my pills today—just completely blanked on it after being so consistent for a year and a half 😢
Basically, I’m assuming I can’t just take them tomorrow morning? And honestly, I don't want to mess around with this, so maybe I'll just skip this month entirely. Is that okay? Can I just go back to my regular routine next month? I mean, will my hormones go haywire or something? And if I skip, do I start again on the first day of my period, like I did the very first time? Sorry, just a million questions, sis
goldenhound32 said:Where exactly did I say that? Could I get a quote, please?
Here is my own rating for a few films that sit below a 7: Spun (8), Pret-a-Porter (9), Aria (7), In Turn (10), May (8), Ararat (8), A Complete History of My Sexual Failures (8), Darkman (8), À ma soeur! (7), 2:37 (7), Night's Sex Comedy (7).
Do you actually keep a log of everything you watch and the ratings you give them?
Staying on topic—I guess I agree that Holocaust themes are pretty overdone, but I'm glad to see a movie about those events from a slightly different, less stereotypical angle (like in The Reader, where the lead character is basically—at least to me—a totally likable Nazi criminal).
What an idiot. I mean, the original is still going to be great. But where did they even get the idea to make a sequel? It was this beautiful, original allegory that should have been told exactly how it was told, and then just end. This isn't some retarded teen sci-fi flick.😢
I don't know, no matter how painful it gets, those bells at the end leave you with this strange but beautiful sense of triumph. So, I wouldn't say nausea is all that's left. While dancer in the dark is mostly built on the idea that life makes you want to vomit after 🙏
actually, even that part he goes through. In truth, the film is quite religious. And in some ways, maybe even optimistic.
analogharbor442 said:speaking of Mars Volte, here’s some lyrics I put together for them a while back:
GIVE ME YOUR CASH, I NEED A BEER (dedicated to Mars Volte)
in the darkness of a ratified fallacy per stenodactylographic minor keys democrats demystify the rallentando turikephaly stagehands devour imaginary visualized hapax legomena via correction the tourniquet drips from the theater ear vomiting retrobulbar taxonomic scripts truly crawling through cosmolitic pores noctambulistic fistulas become viscous through Trojan palaces soaked in colodion asbestos biotypologies darken their minds revising the process of toxicopathic decisiveness defenestration steals their proskinesic sense
🙏 😁
but honestly, you see stuff like this at every local indie festival, they all just pass by 🙏
Nicholas Perez33 said:Stay glued to your computer screen.
So, what exactly is wrong with the text? 😕 I'm doing just fine.
I’m talking about those people who try way too hard to act like intellectuals or high-minded geniuses, but they just end up looking ridiculous instead. I can't think of any specific examples right now, I guess. As for the stuff that's just nonsense—meaningless things only the author actually understands—that's fine by me. 🙂
I honestly don't get you guys. Look, fine, maybe it doesn't have to play some massive, pivotal role, but listening to a song with lyrics as mindless as something Kanye West would churn out—where you can't even spin it as a joke or some sort of irony because it’s just straight-up stupid—how does that not bother you? If there are actual lyrics, why would I just ignore them? I don't know, it's going to be hard for any song to actually mean anything to me if the words don't stir up a single emotion.
