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rhade-zapan
2 months ago on March 29, 2012 at 04:23pm
Republican bloggers are mad about my Sean Hannity pic, and actually think I have a liberal agenda. Leave it to conservatives to think everyone's against them. ›
2 months ago on March 29, 2012 at 01:30pm
New meme
‘I eat cock’ talk bubbles in photos. Make it happen. Call them ‘cock bubbles.’
2 months ago on March 29, 2012 at 11:13am
So last weekend some friends and I watched the movie Cocktail. As the “story” unfolded, I realized I’d really only ever seen the first twenty minutes of this awful thing. It’s an impossible movie that can’t really exist. Yet, I cannot deny the evidence of my senses.
Among the many absurd, poorly thought-out moments that accidentally got recorded on film forever, there is this moment where Tom Cruise dances enticingly at Bryan Brown whilst holding a poster of a lady’s torso in front of himself. We were aghast. My friend Sarah marveled that this was not already a meme that everyone knew and referenced all the time.
I tried a few times to post a GIF of this moment but could not make it work. The file was too big! In the end, I needed Jake Fogelnest to help me. Why did I ever think I could upload an 80s-themed GIF without going through him?
My point is, this is an insane thing that should have been a GIF for years now.
Sarah, your dream came true.
Good night, everyone.
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paulftompkins
2 months ago on March 22, 2012 at 08:04am
The pain, the bloodletting, the beatings, the exhaustion used in IV's performances are a personal crucible for the performers, not self-indulgent. An authentic dysphoria is perceived by the audience. We feel unease, perhaps self-recognition, but not something we might call empathy or pity. These figures belong to a world, a narrative, an internal logic of their own. We must simultaneously accept that they are human and their blood, sweat, and tears are real. It is a powerful experience, even if you have been witness (or recipient) to greater violence. ›
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bloodtobloom
3 months ago on February 22, 2012 at 06:59am
regular life
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youtube.com
3 months ago on February 13, 2012 at 07:54am
This is the best picture. I love how the kid in the slipknot shirt won’t even look at the camera. Also, the kid in the front kind of looks like Harold Hoover.
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whenmorgansmiles
4 months ago on February 03, 2012 at 09:34pm
When I lived here it didn’t look like this. Free HBO 2. No housekeeping. Microwave included.
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4 months ago on February 03, 2012 at 09:26pm
I was arrrooooooooound. nobody knows, nobody knows.
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90skidandcompany
4 months ago on February 02, 2012 at 04:46pm
