Years ago, I heard about Marina Bychkova and her beautiful handmade dolls via Boing Boing. They’re so delicate and lovely—I’d love to own one, but they’re upwards of $1800, though I suppose that’s a fair price given the time and customization of each one. (They’re anatomically correct, too.)
David Lynch talks about turning down the chance to direct Return of the Jedi.
“He does what he loves. I do what I love. The difference between us is that what he loves makes hundreds of billions of dollars.”
WHAT THE SHIT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR FACE, TORI AMOS?!?!?!?!!?
This makes me sad.
I love Twin Peaks… time to revisit. (via trudymade:
time for coffee.
It’s always time for some damn good coffee.
This makes me want a coffee (a REAL one, not the decaf I’ve resigned myself to) SO BAD.
A series of commercials Nicholas Cage did for Japanese pachinko parlors.
This makes me even more excited to see him in Herzog’s Bad Lieutenant on Saturday.
I LOVE PACHINKO!!!!! FEVER!
The Sassinator looking cute during last week’s league competition, in which Jen and Erik tried to out-Joe Cocker each other.
Another excellent, funny, insightful, and all-too-infrequent film essay/review from The Criterion Contraption. There are too many awesome quotes in it for me to post them all; just read it. It made me appreciate exactly why my feminist film theory classes always included Douglas Sirk’s Imitation of Life, and why I must give Paul Verhouven’s Starship Troopers another chance.
One of mcroft’s snapshots during our American Apparel-themed song for karaoke league.
I am a rock star.
Awesome Christmas wreath made by my friend Melissa out of plastic bags.
Photo by rocketsandrayguns. One of the few things I do unselfconsciously is laughing, because it tends to make other people laugh, too.
Sara and Penny
Penny and I had gone on a walk around the South Lamar area after a late breakfast at La Boite, when we ran into hangingfire and rocketsandrayguns—the latter of whom was taking some very classy photos with his new camera. I love Penny’s little tongue!
Nice little column on the esteemed fast food chain. Now I feel bad that I didn’t get any In-N-Out while I was in Orange. I must amend this on my next visit.
I <3 goat titty beer.
“Take what the zoo gives you. This is the key, right here: you must be receptive when you visit the zoo. If the big attractions – the lions, tigers, and bears are up front for viewing – great. But if the hippos are sleeping in a corner out of sight, you’ll have a magical view of the ducks swimming in the hippo pool. Have you ever watched a duck swim – from below? Astounding.”
“How to Go to the Zoo,” Matt Kirkland. Click through for the full article.
Chicken door! It was much warmer in there this morning.
I’m now imagining the chicken ladies emerging from backstage to do a chickie can-can in front of their pink theatre curtains.