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"Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles" transforms the simple, everyday acts of breading cutlets, massaging meatloaf, and boiling... more insideTags: criterion, jeanne, dielman, chantal, ackerman, prize, ps3, legitChannels: Art, Cooking, Obscure, Cinema, FemmePosted By: griefer_queafer
3 months 1 week ago • 228 views
PQUEUED Description: pièce touchée, Martin Arnold, Austria,16mm Film, b&w, 16 min Arnold's breakthrough film, pièce touchée, is based on a single 18-second shot from The Human Jungle (dir. Joseph M. Newman, 1954). Woman sitting in a chair. Man enters the room. Man and woman kiss. Exit man.Tags: martin arnold, structuralism, optical printing, film mechanics, deconstructionChannels: Cinema, Philosophy, TimeshiftPosted By: griefer_queafer
7 months 1 week ago • 303 views
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Man they really have cut the budget for these Harry Potter movies lately.
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I want to know what they are saying.
http://www.videosift.com/video/father-rapes-and-beats-8-day-old-daughter-not-parody
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I accidentally left a message just now on siftbot's answering machine thanking him for fixing my rachel maddow video, but my thanks TRULY goes out to YOU!
excellent. well done, my friend. git yo dick WETTTTTT!!!!
thanks brother!
you da man!
i have been writing verse since i was 7..badly i might add.
but i cant seem to stop...it's who i am.
this was my "coming out" of sorts.
so there was an insecurity to my posting this.
but i knew if i was going to call myself one,i better get used to being out there.
your support made that easier and i thank you.
due to your creative profession it meant that much more to me.
thank man.
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*dead
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Welcome to the super-inclusive party people charter club, my kitty gun friend.
By the way, I am going crazy writing a paper about art and postmodernism, and feel like everyone has already moved beyond post-modernity and I feel like a child. Hahahaha! Thought you might appreciate that.
I'm not going anywhere if that is what you were thinking with your be well, and if it was meant in general, then thank you for your support.
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I imagine you are not looking at the rather painful sift talk, so i wanted to copy and paste what I wrote directly to you:
Yeah... this is a bit too PUBLIC for my tastes as well. Perhaps there should be some rules or guidelines for the future on this kind of public confrontation? its not a big deal--for those NOT INVOLVED. And i think thats the point. So why dont all of you involved get a nice little room with weapons and stuff and work it out.
Gwiz, I hope my post is the last here, because I truly think this is all way off point. I respect IV, PB, AND you, but at the end of the day, I don't know any of you personally, which is why i feel the public nature of this converstaion is both a violation of your privacy and conter-productive to any number of people thinking about their own actions (which i dare say does not only include yourself). Be well, Nicki, and don't look at this as a personal catastrophe, because the internet is such that it is ALWAYS implicit that things are missing, omitted, left behind, deleted, and that this is not an accurate representation of you to those who have not met you. I think all the sifters who don't in fact know you appreciate this fact. And as far as the people who are lodging these criticisms, as well as the rather round-about way in which (i am sorry to say) i feel A_C is approaching this, i think you folks should be more sensitive and understand that healing is never best achieved in such a conflagatory context. it should be private, and should involve the appropriate parties.
That's all I have to say about that. But I wish you the best, A_C, in whatever you do. Good luck.
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Thsnks for sharing, Lodurr. But your characterization of women and the way in which they see relationships seems both reductive and contradictory.
You're good peeps, enoch.
thanks man,my PR firm has been working hard to keep my image fresh and approachable.
oh..if you ever wondered how my work would look on video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8a8yfWmYRw
it was my friends second attempt at one of my more...difficult poems,but i think she did a fantastic job.
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Are you kidding? The sequence in Mongolia one of the most brutal, chilling, and poetic in all of literature.
Good shit, I_VAG
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There have only been a couple i didnt like that he has written, but I also enjoy south of the border:west of the sun. I dont care much for kafka on the shore. Wind up is my fave all time though. I love that guy.
I havent ever met anyone else who had read it!!! youve totally made my day!!!
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Fucking Wind-Up is one of my fave novels. So mysterious and lyric. I haven't read anything else by Murakami that has come close to that book, though.