January 2011
52 posts
nic-rad: Which gets me to the tumblr paradox. It is a public space where people talk mostly to themselves. Constant daydreamers feel at home here. That dictates the demographics a bit: users that are young enough to have time for constant daydreaming, or the castoffs, eccentrics, artists, thinkers, weirdos, self obsessed, over sensitive, lonely, hungry, diluted, under employed, self conscious,...
Jan 1st
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December 2010
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Dec 31st
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“There have been three or four previous instances of pre-reviewing, but the first...”
– Recently fired retired Bloomberg theater critic John Simon, uncensored.
Dec 29th
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“There have been three or four previous instances of pre-reviewing, but the first...”
– Recently fired retired Bloomberg theater critic John Simon, uncensored.
Dec 29th
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The Scene: Our Kitchen
[I am making Mac & Cheese, while my brother and mother play Bananagrams]
Mom: What are we listening to?
Me: Lorraine Hunt Lieberson singing Handel arias.
Mom: [makes grimacing face and shakes head no]
Me: You got to watch basketball each night you cooked, and you didn't hear me complaining.
Mom: Yeah, but this is...
Me: Handel has been quite successful for 300 years without your approval, thank you very much.
Dec 29th
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Dec 26th
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It wouldn’t be Christmas without a Christmas greeting from Stritchy! We’d like to get our hands on the entire 1980 movie—a Christmas ghost movie with Stritchy?!?—but the dude wanted to charge us 25 pounds… for a bootleg! 
Dec 25th
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It wouldn’t be Christmas without a Christmas greeting from Stritchy! We’d like to get our hands on the entire 1980 movie—a Christmas ghost movie with Stritchy?!?—but the dude wanted to charge us 25 pounds… for a bootleg! 
Dec 25th
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Dec 21st
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Dec 21st
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coleescola: “Portland is a city where young people go to retire.” ‘Bout sums it up. Minus Fred Armisten, this looks amazing. (And also pretty much defines why we can’t don’t live in Portland anymore.)
Dec 19th
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coleescola: “Portland is a city where young people go to retire.” ‘Bout sums it up. Minus Fred Armisten, this looks amazing. (And also pretty much defines why I can’t don’t live in Portland anymore.)
Dec 19th
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Tenth severed human foot found on Pacific... →
popartinferno: This is still happening, apparently. There’s a wikipedia page, too. Guess when we go to the beach with our family for rock and shell collecting on Christmas Day we have something new to keep an eye out for? Err…
Dec 19th
Tenth severed human foot found on Pacific... →
popartinferno: This is still happening, apparently. There’s a wikipedia page, too. Guess when we go to the beach with our family for rock and shell collecting on Christmas Day we have something new to keep an eye out for? Err…
Dec 19th
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Dec 18th
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Dec 18th
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TOO PERSONAL?* by Tennessee Williams, 1972
The greatest danger, professionally, of becoming the subject of so many “write-ups” and personal appearances on TV and lecture platforms is that the materials of your life, which are, in the case of all organic writing, the materials of your work, are sort of telegraphed in to those who see you and to those who read about you. So, when you get to the serious organization of this...
Dec 18th
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“Well, [Sondheim: The Birthday Concert] was really divas on parade. They are each...”
– Victoria Clark
Dec 17th
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“Well, [Sondheim: The Birthday Concert] was really divas on parade. They are each...”
– Victoria Clark
Dec 17th
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TOO PERSONAL?* by Tennessee Williams, 1972
The greatest danger, professionally, of becoming the subject of so many “write-ups” and personal appearances on TV and lecture platforms is that the materials of your life, which are, in the case of all organic writing, the materials of your work, are sort of telegraphed in to those who see you and to those who read about you. So, when you get to the serious organization of this...
Dec 17th