ampersands! (and some without)
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jazzfishMean and Regressive: "...one of those points that is ex post obvious, but ex ante rather brilliant."
Tea & Crackers: "A hall full of elderly white people in Medicare-paid scooters, railing against government spending and imagining themselves revolutionaries as they cheer on the vice-presidential puppet hand-picked by the GOP establishment. If there exists a better snapshot of everything the Tea Party represents, I can't imagine it."
The Wrestler and the Cornflake Girl: "My wife, upon meeting Tori last summer, accused her half-jokingly of having cast some type of spell over her husband. Fifteen minutes later, upon leaving her dressing room, my wife said, 'OK, Mick, I completely get it now.'"
The Problem With Phone Orders: "Really? This is what they want on the cake?"
Communist Love Song, by Soltero: "It was well-conceived in theory, but it doesn't work in life..." Heartbreaking and hilarious.
Dot: 90 seconds of wholly charming stop-motion.
And (for me to watch this evening), Stasis, a short (25") film that Looks Interesting.
... yow that was a lot of links. I guess I'll save the extra cat for another post.
Tea & Crackers: "A hall full of elderly white people in Medicare-paid scooters, railing against government spending and imagining themselves revolutionaries as they cheer on the vice-presidential puppet hand-picked by the GOP establishment. If there exists a better snapshot of everything the Tea Party represents, I can't imagine it."
The Wrestler and the Cornflake Girl: "My wife, upon meeting Tori last summer, accused her half-jokingly of having cast some type of spell over her husband. Fifteen minutes later, upon leaving her dressing room, my wife said, 'OK, Mick, I completely get it now.'"
The Problem With Phone Orders: "Really? This is what they want on the cake?"
Communist Love Song, by Soltero: "It was well-conceived in theory, but it doesn't work in life..." Heartbreaking and hilarious.
Dot: 90 seconds of wholly charming stop-motion.
And (for me to watch this evening), Stasis, a short (25") film that Looks Interesting.
... yow that was a lot of links. I guess I'll save the extra cat for another post.