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Matt Dickinson
Sep 13, 2011, 5:09:26 AM9/13/11
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Don Stockbauer says, "It's just a movie," and Sean Delgado once told
me, "Well if you would just stop disrupting the place, and being so
psychotic, and just talk about the movies" -- he said something like
that, after he had left messages on my parents' answering machine
saying he was going to kill me, with two friends of his giggling --
and I had answered and cried. So I am supposed to talk about Stanley
Kubrick movies, and I'm not supposed to talk about his movies.
I thought maybe that Revlon ad was interesting. I liked the editing.
Stanley Kubrick liked TV commercials. He said so. So I thought maybe
it was interesting. I don't know. I liked it. Sorry.
I also liked the Justin Bieber stuff. I like that cover of the
Cardigans song, actually.
And then, you know, as I was typing that last one about Eyes Wide Shut
and doppelgangers -- I mean it's been like seven years since I've
legitimately tried to bring up a thread here about his movies -- but
then I was thinking as I was typing, "Well Don Stockbauer is going to
respond with something that isn't a response, something like 'it's
just a movie, lighten up.' " And he doesn't realize the intentional
humor or comedy that I insert in almost everything I right, It's HIM
that needs to lighten up. Not me. Never me. I may be mad a lot, and
threatening to kill a bunch of people in Bangladesh, but you know in
your right mind I ain't gonna be going to that country, and doing
that. Come on. You know that. Don't you?
Maybe?
Whatever the case, I did meet interesting people in jail last year
after throwing a fit at the Wal-Mart on Pleasant Hill near my old
house. I enjoyed the confrontation with the police officers. I was
amused when they actually started to go on their guard when I
mentioned I used to take Tae Kwon Do. They really did. That caused one
of them to actually put his hand on his gun.
I thought it was funny! You know, I'm psycho. I'm probably like
matthew Lllard or whatever in the movie Scream, the first one. I'm
probably like him. Laughing too much,.
You know the type. They're crazy.
But anyway, damned if I do, damned if I don't, I just wanted to state
for the fact that I'm not supposed to write about Stanley Kubrick's
movies here on alt.movies.kubrick since not only is it the year 2011
and no one in their right mind even glances at new newsgroup posts,
but... but!!! ... uhh well there doesn't need to be any more but.
that's enough. But there is. There is a but. And that but is...
that... uhmmm.. of course I lose my train of thought .
me, "Well if you would just stop disrupting the place, and being so
psychotic, and just talk about the movies" -- he said something like
that, after he had left messages on my parents' answering machine
saying he was going to kill me, with two friends of his giggling --
and I had answered and cried. So I am supposed to talk about Stanley
Kubrick movies, and I'm not supposed to talk about his movies.
I thought maybe that Revlon ad was interesting. I liked the editing.
Stanley Kubrick liked TV commercials. He said so. So I thought maybe
it was interesting. I don't know. I liked it. Sorry.
I also liked the Justin Bieber stuff. I like that cover of the
Cardigans song, actually.
And then, you know, as I was typing that last one about Eyes Wide Shut
and doppelgangers -- I mean it's been like seven years since I've
legitimately tried to bring up a thread here about his movies -- but
then I was thinking as I was typing, "Well Don Stockbauer is going to
respond with something that isn't a response, something like 'it's
just a movie, lighten up.' " And he doesn't realize the intentional
humor or comedy that I insert in almost everything I right, It's HIM
that needs to lighten up. Not me. Never me. I may be mad a lot, and
threatening to kill a bunch of people in Bangladesh, but you know in
your right mind I ain't gonna be going to that country, and doing
that. Come on. You know that. Don't you?
Maybe?
Whatever the case, I did meet interesting people in jail last year
after throwing a fit at the Wal-Mart on Pleasant Hill near my old
house. I enjoyed the confrontation with the police officers. I was
amused when they actually started to go on their guard when I
mentioned I used to take Tae Kwon Do. They really did. That caused one
of them to actually put his hand on his gun.
I thought it was funny! You know, I'm psycho. I'm probably like
matthew Lllard or whatever in the movie Scream, the first one. I'm
probably like him. Laughing too much,.
You know the type. They're crazy.
But anyway, damned if I do, damned if I don't, I just wanted to state
for the fact that I'm not supposed to write about Stanley Kubrick's
movies here on alt.movies.kubrick since not only is it the year 2011
and no one in their right mind even glances at new newsgroup posts,
but... but!!! ... uhh well there doesn't need to be any more but.
that's enough. But there is. There is a but. And that but is...
that... uhmmm.. of course I lose my train of thought .
Don Stockbauer
Sep 13, 2011, 9:25:00 AM9/13/11
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On Sep 13, 4:09 am, Matt Dickinson <stalepietalkstoa...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> that's enough. But there is a but. And that but is...
to what I wrote, and now I have the option to continue the argument or
to let up, and it does seem like you have a legitimate complaint
against me so I'll go the lighen up route, and best wishes to you.
wrote:
> that... uhmmm.. of course I lose my train of thought .
Well, Matt, this is the way feedback works, you voiced your objections
to what I wrote, and now I have the option to continue the argument or
to let up, and it does seem like you have a legitimate complaint
against me so I'll go the lighen up route, and best wishes to you.
Matt Dickinson
Sep 13, 2011, 2:56:08 PM9/13/11
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oh I don't that much. Check out this cool-ass conversation from Sept
2001!
I can't believe I saved this stuff. but I found a bunch of old CD-Rs
in my closet which were kind of resurrected after the move to this new
house but i'm just now looking at them. They were in a plastic baggy
and had lot of old music on them,pictures, etc., but also AIM
conversations.
From Peter tonguette, the writer on Orson Welles, and other websites,
film critic... he's a pretty good guy. Hates my guts of course, so
here is an old quickie from him:
stalepie: I'll be impressed if you can come up with a worthy reply to
Dahlquist's response to your Economics essay =)
Ptonguette: Yeah, what a response!
Ptonguette: This new group is so great :)
stalepie: Yeah I'm impressed with it so far
stalepie: Alexander really going to post?
Ptonguette: Even Ervin's stuff seems improved. (I liked his message in
the "Self-reflection" thread)
stalepie: me too
Ptonguette: He sent out a private e-mail to the original seven saying
he is.
stalepie: The Original Sevem
stalepie: n
Ptonguette: Bilge, Faisal, Mark, Tobasco, Rod, Peter, Gordon
stalepie: It could make a great movie
stalepie: A great western
Ptonguette: That's right up Robb's alley
Ptonguette: And Bilge saw Malick in person... jesus, New York is a
great city.
stalepie: heh yeah
Ptonguette: I also vastly prefer receiving these message via e-mail
than wrestling with this pathetic AOL newserver I have.
Ptonguette: messages
stalepie: I'm gonna have to be a lurker.
Ptonguette: Your post in the Pook thread was good, informative :)
Ptonguette: Just today we've got more interesting posts than the past
month on AMK, it feels like. There's something about this venue that
is appealing.
stalepie: Yes
stalepie: It is good to see you excited
Ptonguette: We have Bilge to thank for taking the initiative. :)
Ptonguette: That sleeveless t-shirt that Sgt. Hartman is wearing as
Pyle guns him down is really badass.
stalepie: ha
Ptonguette: "GET BACK IN YOUR BUNKS!!"
stalepie: That's his pajamas.
Ptonguette: It's a cool look when matched with that hat he's wearing.
Ptonguette: Great coverhttp://images.amazon.com/images/P/02625312
83.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
Ptonguette: He's really good with covers :)http://images.amazon.com/
images/P/089608535X. 01.LZZZZZZZ.gif
Ptonguette: brb
stalepie: Yeah I really like that minimalist program one
stalepie: Is Power and Prospects the kind of human nature I'm
interested in?
Ptonguette: Kubrick could really have done great book covers :)
Ptonguette: That's one of his I've not read, so I can't say.
stalepie: Does he write much on human nature?
stalepie: What perspectives would he take? Political human nature/
Ptonguette: Well, he touches on it extensively by virtue of his work
in linguistics and innate grammar. He believes that our innate
capacity to learn grammar and be creative means that the best possible
society would be one which allows for free exploration of these innate
capacities. I can't think of any books he's written that deal
specifically with "human nature," although he wrote a long essay
refuting Skinnerism, which was the theory that we are born as blank
slates and can be molded any which way.
stalepie: All right I see, thank you
Ptonguette: My pleasure :)
stalepie: Yes I remember he wrote an anti-Skinnerism essay
stalepie: back in I think the 60s
Ptonguette: WRT AI, he finds it interesting that we ask "Can machines
think?" but not "Can submarines swim?" ;)
Ptonguette: Yes, in the late '60s I believe... very famous
stalepie: Does "apropos" mean the same as "WRT"?
Ptonguette: I don't know
stalepie: Does Kubrick have heroes in his work?
Ptonguette: We'd have to come up with a strong definition of that
term. If by hero we mean someone we root for or identify with blindly
- as in a good vs. evil scenerio - no.
stalepie: Oh, I was thinking more in the mythological sense
Ptonguette: I'm still not sure.
stalepie: Are our myths mostly hero-based?
stalepie: If they are, why?
Ptonguette: I think so, yes.
Ptonguette: Perhaps because myths also at one time served as kind of
moral guides... and the reader needed someone good to identify with
and extract a moral lesson from.
Ptonguette: Like the Icarus myth... very clear moral point there.
stalepie: Yeah but why do we feel compelled to retell and retell hero-
based stories. We do it to this day of course. Some of our genres, in
a way, are possibly mythological types. That is, the hero of a
thriller may be in a broad sense the same hero in every thriller, the
"hero of a thousand faces"
Ptonguette: Yes
stalepie: And by retelling the same genre-story over and over, we are
just retelling, broadly, the same hero story over and over.
stalepie: Am I pointing out the obvious?
Ptonguette: I agree, yes. How does Kubrick fit into this though? Can
someone like Bill be seen, even broadly, as a hero?
stalepie: I don't think they can, no
Ptonguette: He's the main protagonist, the guy we follow... but "hero"
has such specific connotations in my mind.
Ptonguette: I agree
stalepie: I see Bill's characters as nonrepresentational everymen
emboding themes, ideas, or even serving as examples.
stalepie: Heh, rather, I see Kubrick's characters....
Ptonguette: Agreed 100%
stalepie: what do I mean exactly by nonrepresentational? I'm not quite
sure
stalepie: It is important in my mind that clearly Bill is a husband,
and clearly Alice is a wife, and one if highly masculine and one is
highly feminine.
Ptonguette: They are specific characters?
stalepie: *is not if
stalepie: Kubrick would never make a movie with a "specific" character
that has a specific disease or other idiosyncratic markers
stalepie: Perhaps I should bring this up on Kubrick Net?
Ptonguette: Sure, it's interesting... I think I agree with your
conclusions, but some outside opinions are always benefitial.
Ptonguette: Don't worry about wording it perfectly... just bring the
topic up for debate
stalepie: I really don't know the language.
stalepie: What kind of characters are the ones in Short Cuts?
Ptonguette: This is one of those IM questions you love that is going
to take me 10 minutes to answer ;)
stalepie: You don't have to respond.
stalepie: You could just go "Matt, I think you just need to read some
more fiction or something."
Ptonguette: I honestly have not thought about defining them in terms
of types before. I'm tempted to say that, on the one hand, I think the
characters are highly specific. On the other, I think he is attempting
to present an economic cross-section of people - thus, the characters
are representative of people in various economic/social positions.
stalepie: All right
stalepie: I like that last sentence
Ptonguette: Thanks :)
stalepie: Hehe, I have this nice picture of Red Cloak performing the
ceremony thing, with the extended ceiling not found on the home
version, and I was considering posting it to the group in the "files"
section with like the described alluding to Kubrick Net =)
stalepie: *description
Ptonguette: heh... that's pretty funny ;)
Ptonguette: I remember the time about a year and a half ago where you
said all of the serious regulars - me, Dahlquist, Thornhill - should
get together for one of those ceremonies :)
Ptonguette: This was before you knew me, I think.
stalepie: hehe yeah
stalepie: I think that'd be fun
Ptonguette: I was flattered that you mentioned me with GD, so I recall
printing that out
stalepie: There, uploaded some pictures
Ptonguette: Isn't showing up yet, but I will check back in a little
while :)
Ptonguette: Kubrick Net rules!
stalepie: =)
Ptonguette: I've got to catch up on e-mail and a few other misc.
things... so we'll talk later. Hopefully I will be able to work up a
reply to Dahlquist that isn't too pathetic in comparison :)
stalepie: hehe all right.
stalepie: talk to you later
Ptonguette: Later
Don Stockbauer
Sep 16, 2011, 12:18:26 AM9/16/11
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On Sep 13, 1:56 pm, Matt Dickinson <stalepietalkstoa...@gmail.com>
wrote:
wrote:
> On Sep 13, 9:25 am, Don Stockbauer <donstockba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > On Sep 13, 4:09 am, Matt Dickinson <stalepietalkstoa...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Don Stockbauer says, "It's ju
Hey, that sounds like fun. Everybody do nothing but post old posts.
>
> > On Sep 13, 4:09 am, Matt Dickinson <stalepietalkstoa...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Don Stockbauer says, "It's ju
MickeyMoop
Sep 16, 2011, 10:03:15 AM9/16/11
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An old post from Thornhill or Dahlquist or Tongue is superior to jizzy spam from Ak Ak. In "Y a h o o"'s search engine for today's Stanley Kubrick updates, ve find Spielberg genuflecting 'he's still with us.' So let it be written, so let him live again and again and again, hamentaschen.
Don Stockbauer
Sep 16, 2011, 11:22:01 PM9/16/11
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On Sep 16, 9:03 am, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> An old post from Thornhill or Dahlquist or Tongue is superior to jizzy spam from Ak Ak. In "Y a h o o"'s search engine for today's Stanley Kubrick updates, ve find Spielberg genuflecting 'he's still with us.' So let it be written, so let him live again and again and again, hamentaschen.
Wut in the HELL are you talkin about, Moopsky Liebchen? Ah caint make
> An old post from Thornhill or Dahlquist or Tongue is superior to jizzy spam from Ak Ak. In "Y a h o o"'s search engine for today's Stanley Kubrick updates, ve find Spielberg genuflecting 'he's still with us.' So let it be written, so let him live again and again and again, hamentaschen.
one bitter sense outter nuthin you done been a writin fur 10 sum odd
years now. Gol darn it, jes speek tha King's English an we'll all git
along a lot betteren we have been, 'Nuff said.
MickeyMoop
Sep 17, 2011, 10:10:25 AM9/17/11
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From the University of Georgia Press {what part of Thornhill, Dahlquist or P. Tonguette's MINDS don't you understand, brother?}, Athens,Georgia 30602 a Queen's English editor writes " "In A 'Gravity's Rainbow' Companion, Steven Weisenburger provides a page by page, often line-by-line, guide to the welter of historical references, scientific data, cultural fragments, anthropological research, jokes and puns around which Pynchon wove his novel. Weisenburger fully annotates Pynchon's use of language ranging from Russian and Hebrew to such subdialects of English as 1940s street talk, drug lingo, and military slang as well as the more recondite terminology of black magic, Rosicrucianism, and Pavlovian psychology. But this companion {where is your "Eyes Wide Shut" Companion, Donny Boy? ?} does more than footnote Pynchon's vastly entertaining, profoundly mysterious novel. Revealing for the first time the underlying organization of Gravity's Rainbow, Weisenburger traces how the myriad references contained in the book combine to form patterns that have eluded both admirers and critics of the novel who have seen it as formless - or as a perfectly, or hopelessly, 'deconstructed' work." KET: A "Gravity's Rainbow" Companion is keyed to the page and line numbers of the Viking hardcover, Penguin paperback, and Bantom paperback editions of Gravity's Rainbow."
Don Stockbauer
Sep 17, 2011, 1:12:06 PM9/17/11
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On Sep 17, 9:10 am, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From the University of Georgia Press {what part of Thornhill, Dahlquist or P. Tonguette's MINDS don't you understand, brother?}, Athens,Georgia 30602 a Queen's English editor writes " "In A 'Gravity's Rainbow' Companion, Steven Weisenburger provides a page by page, often line-by-line, guide to the welter of historical references, scientific data, cultural fragments, anthropological research, jokes and puns around which Pynchon wove his novel. Weisenburger fully annotates Pynchon's use of language ranging from Russian and Hebrew to such subdialects of English as 1940s street talk, drug lingo, and military slang as well as the more recondite terminology of black magic, Rosicrucianism, and Pavlovian psychology. But this companion {where is your "Eyes Wide Shut" Companion, Donny Boy? ?} does more than footnote Pynchon's vastly entertaining, profoundly mysterious novel. Revealing for the first time the underlying organization of Gravity's Rainbow, Weisenburger traces how the myriad references contained in the book combine to form patterns that have eluded both admirers and critics of the novel who have seen it as formless - or as a perfectly, or hopelessly, 'deconstructed' work." KET: A "Gravity's Rainbow" Companion is keyed to the page and line numbers of the Viking hardcover, Penguin paperback, and Bantom paperback editions of Gravity's Rainbow."
Well, hell, thereya go agin, whut with all that thar pinchin stuff.
> From the University of Georgia Press {what part of Thornhill, Dahlquist or P. Tonguette's MINDS don't you understand, brother?}, Athens,Georgia 30602 a Queen's English editor writes " "In A 'Gravity's Rainbow' Companion, Steven Weisenburger provides a page by page, often line-by-line, guide to the welter of historical references, scientific data, cultural fragments, anthropological research, jokes and puns around which Pynchon wove his novel. Weisenburger fully annotates Pynchon's use of language ranging from Russian and Hebrew to such subdialects of English as 1940s street talk, drug lingo, and military slang as well as the more recondite terminology of black magic, Rosicrucianism, and Pavlovian psychology. But this companion {where is your "Eyes Wide Shut" Companion, Donny Boy? ?} does more than footnote Pynchon's vastly entertaining, profoundly mysterious novel. Revealing for the first time the underlying organization of Gravity's Rainbow, Weisenburger traces how the myriad references contained in the book combine to form patterns that have eluded both admirers and critics of the novel who have seen it as formless - or as a perfectly, or hopelessly, 'deconstructed' work." KET: A "Gravity's Rainbow" Companion is keyed to the page and line numbers of the Viking hardcover, Penguin paperback, and Bantom paperback editions of Gravity's Rainbow."
Ah swear ta god, try ta talk to ya about pecans and wut do i git?
The evils of Pynchon wimmen on the butts.
MickeyMoop
Sep 18, 2011, 6:57:41 PM9/18/11
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I think, {x+z =>therefore I type), that you have definite ideas about walnuts and I'd love to know what they are. I knew a V type; she thought she was Titania, Queen of the Riverdale Elves. which reminds me University of Chicago pep song "Hail, hail Freedonia"..no, wait a minute that's Texas A& M ..follow the bouncing bazoomzooms, "Themistocles, Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War, X squared, Y squared, H2SO4. Who for? What for? Who we gonna yell for? GO MAROONS!" It just gets better...i luv this planet! "Logorithm, biorhythm, entropy, kinetics, MPC, GNP, bioenergetics! Maximize and integrate, Titrate and Equilibrate - GO MAROONS!
Don Stockbauer
Sep 19, 2011, 12:17:31 AM9/19/11
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On Sep 18, 5:57 pm, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I think, {x+z =>therefore I type), that you have definite ideas about walnuts and I'd love to know what they are. I knew a V type; she thought she was Titania, Queen of the Riverdale Elves. which reminds me University of Chicago pep song "Hail, hail Freedonia"..no, wait a minute that's Texas A& M ..follow the bouncing bazoomzooms, "Themistocles, Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War, X squared, Y squared, H2SO4. Who for? What for? Who we gonna yell for? GO MAROONS!" It just gets better...i luv this planet! "Logorithm, biorhythm, entropy, kinetics, MPC, GNP, bioenergetics! Maximize and integrate, Titrate and Equilibrate - GO MAROONS!
Gol darn it, there ya go agin wid aall them thar fancy schmansy words,
> I think, {x+z =>therefore I type), that you have definite ideas about walnuts and I'd love to know what they are. I knew a V type; she thought she was Titania, Queen of the Riverdale Elves. which reminds me University of Chicago pep song "Hail, hail Freedonia"..no, wait a minute that's Texas A& M ..follow the bouncing bazoomzooms, "Themistocles, Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War, X squared, Y squared, H2SO4. Who for? What for? Who we gonna yell for? GO MAROONS!" It just gets better...i luv this planet! "Logorithm, biorhythm, entropy, kinetics, MPC, GNP, bioenergetics! Maximize and integrate, Titrate and Equilibrate - GO MAROONS!
you do know what the Beat Lees said about words flowing out like
endless rain into a paper cup an all that god darn iffen youd just uh
make alittle sense we cud corn-muny-kate sum here an share information
an all that, why, i dont know, but itz suppose ta be gud.
MickeyMoop
Sep 20, 2011, 3:00:06 PM9/20/11
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You know of course that Whitman had a brain tumor, yes?
Don Stockbauer
Sep 20, 2011, 3:55:58 PM9/20/11
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On Sep 20, 2:00 pm, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> You know of course that Whitman had a brain tumor, yes?
So then, how did he write all that wonderful poetry??????
> You know of course that Whitman had a brain tumor, yes?
MickeyMoop
Sep 22, 2011, 1:26:08 PM9/22/11
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humprrfffthroatwendy.die.clearing...that's Charles Whitman, not Uncle Walter.
MickeyMoop
Sep 25, 2011, 7:01:26 PM9/25/11
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Calment should be dead; established all that in 1997. She jerked off little Vincent back in the Day, in her pop's arts und craft shop, yes?
Don Stockbauer
Sep 29, 2011, 3:59:59 PM9/29/11
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On Sep 22, 12:26 pm, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> humprrfffthroatwendy.die.clearing...that's Charles Whitman, not Uncle Walter.
What do you think instigated all thoseTWAT teams around the country we
> humprrfffthroatwendy.die.clearing...that's Charles Whitman, not Uncle Walter.
have now? Walt his own self! Formed to combate 19th centry poetry.
MickeyMoop
Sep 30, 2011, 10:03:23 AM9/30/11
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Whitman and Melville never met. Poe never drank with either of them, yes? Charles Whitman never met Lee Harvey, que? How many confirmed kills did Gunny count? How many Asbury E. "Street" Parkers rotated back to the world from The Movie? And...who plays MU in the sequel?
Don Stockbauer
Sep 30, 2011, 5:23:02 PM9/30/11
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On Sep 30, 9:03 am, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Whitman and Melville never met. Poe never drank with either of them, yes? Charles Whitman never met Lee Harvey, que? How many confirmed kills did Gunny count? How many Asbury E. "Street" Parkers rotated back to the world from The Movie? And...who plays MU in the sequel?
I'll unask the question.
> Whitman and Melville never met. Poe never drank with either of them, yes? Charles Whitman never met Lee Harvey, que? How many confirmed kills did Gunny count? How many Asbury E. "Street" Parkers rotated back to the world from The Movie? And...who plays MU in the sequel?
"Mu."
MickeyMoop
Oct 1, 2011, 10:40:55 AM10/1/11
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"Anne and Mary refused to surrender. They remained on deck and faced the governor's men alone, firing their pistols and swinging their cutlasses. Mary, the legend goes, was so disgusted she stopped fighting long enough to peer over the entrance of the hold and yell, 'If there's a man among ye, ye'll come up and fight like the men ye are to be!' - http://www.Smithsonian.com/womanpirate "If There's a man Among Ye"
MickeyMoop
Oct 1, 2011, 10:47:26 AM10/1/11
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wall, shoot, that link won't scour, we'll just have to put this asylum in the drink...or http://www.womanpirate Mary Read, hardy har har, tartofthefuture und Anne Bonney, "a good girl I am," the bloody deviated prevertess.
MickeyMoop
Oct 3, 2011, 3:42:30 PM10/3/11
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Interesting hominins can disagree on the quality of SK's "Full Metal Eyeball". "Earth has been through this before." (56 million years ago, if I may be so critical} Whu plays Mu in the prequel, hey wot?
kelpzoidzl
Oct 3, 2011, 6:48:02 PM10/3/11
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It would have to be Travolta
MickeyMoop
Oct 4, 2011, 3:18:45 PM10/4/11
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Wot, not Tommy, our Tommy?
kelpzoidzl
Oct 4, 2011, 5:37:51 PM10/4/11
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Tommy is too short
kelpzoidzl
Oct 4, 2011, 5:38:31 PM10/4/11
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kelpzoidzl
Oct 4, 2011, 5:39:30 PM10/4/11
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On Oct 4, 12:18 pm, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Wot, not Tommy, our Tommy?
I know....Jack can do it.
MickeyMoop
Oct 5, 2011, 1:20:21 PM10/5/11
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"I hate to say it, but I had a great time in World War II." - Andrew Rooney
MickeyMoop
Nov 5, 2011, 10:41:13 AM11/5/11
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Requiescat in Pacem, old sport. CBS was once like the Roman Empire...from BEHIND THE CURTAIN, by Matt Windman, amNew York theater critic, "SPOTTED...Alan Cumming performing as a cast member of 'Sleep No More' and interacting with audience members. .."
MickeyMoop
Dec 2, 2011, 4:10:25 PM12/2/11
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Angelika V a r u m - many things are possible on the Intersmershz, come and play with O'Pi, forever and ever; alt.movies scorsese only 5000+ posts, let's get going, post some for the Kubrickster before the Arctic melts allll over our bodies, ourselves.
MickeyMoop
Dec 8, 2011, 3:43:31 PM12/8/11
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MickeyMoop
Jan 4, 2012, 7:07:37 PM1/4/12
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China Forbes and her Pink Martinis. http://www.chinaforbes.com and all that http://www.pinkmartini.com jazz Tommy your Tommy making holiday gelt, eh W.**t? Ghosts in our Protocols of Dubai, and Uncle Marty the kiddies' pal getting a BAFTA, good for him.
MickeyMoop
Jan 6, 2012, 6:39:59 PM1/6/12
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The V type now over at Baruch teaching underelves about nasty, disgusting Jacobean eyegouging, crotchundknickertwisting and kissing Kate or Rousseau, she da One. Cast cumming along nicely nicely for AfemmeCO - little Rooney the Mara, RiHanna; let's get going, through the globular strength of our precious world da One of persian shiiittes.
MickeyMoop
Jan 7, 2012, 10:49:56 AM1/7/12
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"Dr. Harry Ostrer, a medical geneticist at New York University, said the 26 specific genetic diseases found among Ashkenazim, usually attributed to 'founder effects,' could be explained by the idea of a mosaic of small populations. A founder effect amplifies any mutation present in a small population that later expands.
'He has really opened up the door for some very interesting work,' Dr. Ostrer said. - Nicholas Wade, NY TIMES, 14 May 2002
'He has really opened up the door for some very interesting work,' Dr. Ostrer said. - Nicholas Wade, NY TIMES, 14 May 2002
MickeyMoop
Jan 27, 2012, 6:29:18 PM1/27/12
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http://www.nytimes.com {/2012/01/29/movies/room-237-docu CRACKING THE CODE IN 'HEEERE'S JOHNNY!") what u non-hacking-lurking-droogineers would have read if this wasn't Friday the 27th and Botany Bay Day was the Other day and for the terminally hard of thinking, Robert Ito, reporting from Burbank..."We don't have guys having 'Shining' weddings, or driving around in yellow VWs with 'ROOM 237' license plates. There were no conventions to go to," quoting producer Tim Kirk.
" "The entire substory of 'The Shining,' Mr. Jay Weidner said in an interview, "is the story of Kubrick making the Apollo footage and then trying to hide it from his wife, and then her finding out about it." " " l o l o l ooo-oooguntherhahahahahahillshowuthelifeofthehomininmind" alt.movies kubrick was like the Roman Empire
" "The entire substory of 'The Shining,' Mr. Jay Weidner said in an interview, "is the story of Kubrick making the Apollo footage and then trying to hide it from his wife, and then her finding out about it." " " l o l o l ooo-oooguntherhahahahahahillshowuthelifeofthehomininmind" alt.movies kubrick was like the Roman Empire
MickeyMoop
Feb 6, 2012, 10:26:28 AM2/6/12
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"The last two chapters of 'Connectome' will be catnip for futurists, as Mr. Seung lays out two possible benefits of understanding connectomes: the repair of cryogentically frozen brains and subsequent restoration of consciousness and the uploading of consciousness into computer simulations. In the best (but unlikely) case, either could lead to cognitive immortality. Although the claims are far-fetched, they are beautifully explained and analyzed - as I might have expected from a writer who has produced the best lay book on brain science I've ever read." - Daniel J. Levitin, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, 4-5 February, 2012, page C7, reviewing Dr. Sebastian Seung, professor of brain science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, CONNECTOME "Only connect, and the beast and the monk, robbed of the isolation that is life to either, will die." - E.M. Forster, WSJ masthead quote, C7 this, the Importance of Being "Neuroscientists posit that all of our hopes, desires, beliefs and experiences are encoded in the brain as patterns of neural firings. Just how this happens is not
precisely understood, as the author attests, but we have made great strides in understanding how neurons communicate with one another."
precisely understood, as the author attests, but we have made great strides in understanding how neurons communicate with one another."
MickeyMoop
Dec 6, 2012, 9:31:18 AM12/6/12
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Don Stockbauer
Dec 6, 2012, 10:26:52 AM12/6/12
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Mu.
MickeyMoop
Dec 7, 2012, 10:01:28 AM12/7/12
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On Thursday, December 6, 2012 10:26:52 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> Mu.
well, Dick Burton was great in "Becket" and Peter O'Toole was fab in "Masada" and SK was fabulously great faking the First Crusade and the special effects on the road to Damascus. i'm watching ye, little donnie, ye best sound off as to how ye want Boaz and Kelp back and the Evil Quints.
> Mu.
well, Dick Burton was great in "Becket" and Peter O'Toole was fab in "Masada" and SK was fabulously great faking the First Crusade and the special effects on the road to Damascus. i'm watching ye, little donnie, ye best sound off as to how ye want Boaz and Kelp back and the Evil Quints.
Don Stockbauer
Dec 7, 2012, 11:05:26 PM12/7/12
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On Thursday, December 6, 2012 10:26:52 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> Mu.
well, Dick Burton was great in "Becket" and Peter O'Toole was fab in "Masada" and SK was fabulously great faking the First Crusade and the special effects on the road to Damascus. i'm watching ye, little donnie, ye best sound off as to how ye want Boaz and Kelp back and the Evil Quints.
I think we would all do well to put the past behind us and to avoid doing things that P.O. other AFK members and look to the future.
> Mu.
well, Dick Burton was great in "Becket" and Peter O'Toole was fab in "Masada" and SK was fabulously great faking the First Crusade and the special effects on the road to Damascus. i'm watching ye, little donnie, ye best sound off as to how ye want Boaz and Kelp back and the Evil Quints.
kelpzoidzl
Dec 8, 2012, 5:44:57 AM12/8/12
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kelpzoidzl
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MickeyMoop
Dec 8, 2012, 10:52:09 AM12/8/12
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Dec 8, 2012, 12:35:53 PM12/8/12
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MickeyMoop
Dec 8, 2012, 3:19:00 PM12/8/12
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On Saturday, December 8, 2012 12:35:53 PM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> won't come to that.
Ah, a Doomsday Pecanprepper, yes? Having Maudey praise the Lords and pass the ammunition. Robbins did a fine simulation of One in "War of the Worlds" and Tommy corrected him.
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Don Stockbauer
Dec 8, 2012, 5:52:10 PM12/8/12
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Intelligent XT's communicate, not travel.
kelpzoidzl
Dec 8, 2012, 10:25:33 PM12/8/12
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On Dec 8, 2:52 pm, Don Stockbauer <donstockba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Intelligent XT's communicate, not travel.
Mobility is Nobility------T. Leary
> Intelligent XT's communicate, not travel.
The great masterpiece is soon to be heard---destined for the Final
Academy Awards--before Javert finds us.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkHHHUk8RCw
kelpzoidzl
Dec 8, 2012, 10:28:38 PM12/8/12
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On Dec 8, 2:52 pm, Don Stockbauer <donstockba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Intelligent XT's communicate, not travel.
You can't go from point a to point b, its really the hell of the blood
red lotus, the hell of incessant suffering.
The Extended trailer
http://www.saddharmapundarika.com/?p=1197
Don Stockbauer
Dec 8, 2012, 11:35:36 PM12/8/12
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People had it pretty bad back then, didn't they?
MickeyMoop
Dec 10, 2012, 9:42:33 AM12/10/12
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On Saturday, December 8, 2012 11:35:36 PM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> People had it pretty bad back then, didn't they?
Yeah, Joker. G.W.Carver seems to be greatly over-peanutted lately, here cumms the revisionists....this RVD in French and BVD in whatever Urdu? pulling some kind of linguistic preversions around here, but 'ell if I can figure out the algorithms.....who in their right Meme {you lovely humhumhumm huum Meemie) koffinaneakak can survive with only 23 chromosomes? Just askin. again and again and
> People had it pretty bad back then, didn't they?
Hovels in Samaria without televisions or indoor plumbing or anti-psychotic medications or the WSJ or
kelpzoidzl
Dec 10, 2012, 4:01:55 PM12/10/12
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On Dec 8, 8:35 pm, Don Stockbauer <donstockba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> People had it pretty bad back then, didn't they?
People always have it bad, when they are deluded and unenlightened.
> People had it pretty bad back then, didn't they?
This is a realm of suffering for a reason. It does not evolve. it
just rocks on a pendulum when people are based in the lower
lifestates.
Don Stockbauer
Dec 11, 2012, 12:02:56 AM12/11/12
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It was also many years ago.
MickeyMoop
Dec 11, 2012, 9:25:14 AM12/11/12
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On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 12:02:56 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> It was also many years ago.
Yes, the XT of 1858, 1917, 1531 in particular, if I may be so observant, communicated "many years ago." From which planet of can-a-peas ve cannot tell though Jacque Vallee had some pretty in-definite Magnonian ideas.
> It was also many years ago.
MickeyMoop
Dec 11, 2012, 9:27:32 AM12/11/12
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kelpzoidzl
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I'm gonna get to the bottom of this "Bird/Steam Bath" and the magical JoeytheBananaKing phonebooth conversations starring Brad Melzer and minnie mouse light shows of October 13, 1917 if I have to short every stock from Victoria, Texas to Jamestown, Virginia, by G U M. {Reginald Van Jackie Gleason claimed Nixon took him to visit the littlefellas, Wright-Patterson Yadayada base. } ulalume.
MickeyMoop
Jan 3, 2013, 9:35:40 AM1/3/13
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> On Dec 11, 6:27 am, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wanted to know what the hell happened to Patrick Larkin's Kubrickity updates:
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"In your eyes... " Nusrat Khan sublime up Peter Gabriel's Nutcracker Hill. Big anniversary year, droogoes: 1953 - the Kennedy-Bouvier Newport Schving Festival, the Ethel Rosenberg Non-Public Burning, "Fear and Desire" premieres, the Coronation of a Pretty Nice Girl, the unmaculate spermification 1963 March on Washington Proclaimation, DS wrapps with pie fight. Frau untouched. 1973 SK chased out of Eire 1983 SK sat around touching negatives 1993 SK jealous of SS brontosauruses WAGNER AND VERDI Bi-Centennial Boyos, huzzah! "Still here we are." BT: this Maggie Gyllenhaal, last seen crawling around office floor eating envelopes stop the non-presses some sort of Royal sciona of Henry I, a swedeiish meatball, and One of the Four Yehudi Genetical Handmaidens (from Ur? Baalbek? Fellig?) Thank you kindly, Prof. Gates at 4:30 A.M. R.Downey, Junior descended from Senior and some Switzerlander named Gimli/Gern/ruprecht... ZT: Swiss kriss recommended by Mr. Louis Armstrong - "you have to be regular if you want to be happy." - some jazzy cook in Colorado
> On Dec 11, 6:27 am, MickeyMoop <farfe...@yahoo.com> wanted to know what the hell happened to Patrick Larkin's Kubrickity updates:
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"In your eyes... " Nusrat Khan sublime up Peter Gabriel's Nutcracker Hill. Big anniversary year, droogoes: 1953 - the Kennedy-Bouvier Newport Schving Festival, the Ethel Rosenberg Non-Public Burning, "Fear and Desire" premieres, the Coronation of a Pretty Nice Girl, the unmaculate spermification 1963 March on Washington Proclaimation, DS wrapps with pie fight. Frau untouched. 1973 SK chased out of Eire 1983 SK sat around touching negatives 1993 SK jealous of SS brontosauruses WAGNER AND VERDI Bi-Centennial Boyos, huzzah! "Still here we are." BT: this Maggie Gyllenhaal, last seen crawling around office floor eating envelopes stop the non-presses some sort of Royal sciona of Henry I, a swedeiish meatball, and One of the Four Yehudi Genetical Handmaidens (from Ur? Baalbek? Fellig?) Thank you kindly, Prof. Gates at 4:30 A.M. R.Downey, Junior descended from Senior and some Switzerlander named Gimli/Gern/ruprecht... ZT: Swiss kriss recommended by Mr. Louis Armstrong - "you have to be regular if you want to be happy." - some jazzy cook in Colorado
Don Stockbauer
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MickeyMoop
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Don Stockbauer
Jan 4, 2013, 3:28:44 PM1/4/13
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Touchy.
MickeyMoop
Jan 7, 2013, 9:33:53 AM1/7/13
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On Friday, January 4, 2013 3:28:44 PM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> Touchy.
Yes, the AMK is very touchy for a family. Lots of broadminded and and slap homey touches decorating the Place. And if you want more space to move around in, there's alt.babalu.com or alt.girlsbicycle.philosopher.stoner.berkeley.com or alt.ugotmadtwitsfromherownself.com
> Touchy.
Yes, the AMK is very touchy for a family. Lots of broadminded and and slap homey touches decorating the Place. And if you want more space to move around in, there's alt.babalu.com or alt.girlsbicycle.philosopher.stoner.berkeley.com or alt.ugotmadtwitsfromherownself.com
Don Stockbauer
Jan 7, 2013, 10:07:04 AM1/7/13
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MickeyMoop
Jan 9, 2013, 9:45:33 AM1/9/13
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On Monday, January 7, 2013 10:07:04 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> i prefer alt.ohmygodgertrude.com
"Dr. Elmar R. Gruber studied psychology, philosophy and ethnography in Vienna. The author of several books, his researches have been widely published in scientific journals. With Holger Kersten, he co-authored the controversial bestseller, THE JESUS CONSPIRACY." - Element Books of Shaftsbury, Dorset$Rockport, Massachusetts$Brisbane, Queensland what you would have read but "no part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means. electronical or mechanical, without prior permission in writing from the Publisher." SK had no permission from anybody to stage the Assumption or the Annuciation or the Conceptions or put ideas into Pollack's mind about 'Tootsie' 'Tutsis' 'Toots Shor'. Ladies and Germicidals of the Jury, I ask you to find alt.movies.kubrick an alt.about.nothing.
> i prefer alt.ohmygodgertrude.com
"Dr. Elmar R. Gruber studied psychology, philosophy and ethnography in Vienna. The author of several books, his researches have been widely published in scientific journals. With Holger Kersten, he co-authored the controversial bestseller, THE JESUS CONSPIRACY." - Element Books of Shaftsbury, Dorset$Rockport, Massachusetts$Brisbane, Queensland what you would have read but "no part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means. electronical or mechanical, without prior permission in writing from the Publisher." SK had no permission from anybody to stage the Assumption or the Annuciation or the Conceptions or put ideas into Pollack's mind about 'Tootsie' 'Tutsis' 'Toots Shor'. Ladies and Germicidals of the Jury, I ask you to find alt.movies.kubrick an alt.about.nothing.
Don Stockbauer
Jan 9, 2013, 9:56:07 AM1/9/13
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Sober up and try again.
MickeyMoop
Mar 29, 2013, 9:47:45 AM3/29/13
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On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 9:56:07 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> Sober up and try again.
"The final decline of AMK" and the essence of puerility for 'good" Fridays and "Happy Tuesdays" and "Suddenly Susans" we soberly contemplate the NY POST for 28 March 2013 page 24 "NYPD Daily Blotter" from the reporting trio of Rebecca Harshbarger, Kirstan Conley and Jessica Simeone:
> Sober up and try again.
STATEN ISLAND
"A woman shoved a power tool up her skirt in a Mariners Harbor hardware store and tried to waddle off with the stolen item between her legs, authorities said.
"Barbara Curbelo, 55, entered the Lowe's on Forest Avenue wearing a blue skirt, black work boots, an overcoat and a skull cap at around 5:45 p.m., Thursday, police said.
"She was caught redhanded after she allegedly tried to leave with the $145 power saw between her legs, sources said.
"Curbelo allegedly confessed to the bizarre crime, telling police, 'I put it between my thighs. I sell it to buy food.'
"She has 14 prior arrests for theft and drugs, sources said.
"She was charged with attempted petit larceny and attempted criminal possession of stolen property, records show."
Don Stockbauer
Mar 29, 2013, 10:46:58 AM3/29/13
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No worse than Devine in "Pink Flamingos" sticking meat between her legs in a store, walking home with it, stopping to pee on the way, frying it up for her family and telling them "I cooked it in my own little oven."
kelpzoidzl
Mar 31, 2013, 8:37:15 AM3/31/13
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On Mar 29, 7:46 am, Don Stockbauer <donstockba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> No worse than Devine in "Pink Flamingos" sticking meat between her legs in a store, walking home with it, stopping to pee on the way, frying it up for her family and telling them "I cooked it in my own little oven."
Pink Flamingoes today would just be another crass internet video made
> No worse than Devine in "Pink Flamingos" sticking meat between her legs in a store, walking home with it, stopping to pee on the way, frying it up for her family and telling them "I cooked it in my own little oven."
by junkes.
Don Stockbauer
Mar 31, 2013, 2:00:33 PM3/31/13
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kelpzoidzl
Mar 31, 2013, 11:39:29 PM3/31/13
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near the Psychedelic conspiracy headshop of days gone by, When she
picks up the dog turd and ate it I kinda steered clear of it. I did
watch it years later and I think I have heard the commentary. There
was a NY element seeping evilly into LA, which already had it's own
kind of underbelly in the Hollywood surrounding areas. I can find it
funny don't get me wrong, but srsly it's the gnarly kind of junkie
humor that loses me. For you I will check it out again, maybe I
missed something funny that doesn't remind me of the ugliness of the
devo people.
Don Stockbauer
Apr 1, 2013, 6:48:25 AM4/1/13
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No, don't check it out on my behalf. I just thought Waters' comments were nice and introspective.
kelpzoidzl
Apr 1, 2013, 8:23:46 PM4/1/13
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> No, don't check it out on my behalf. I just thought Waters' comments were nice and introspective.
I'll look at it. It probably is interesting. I just think about that
> No, don't check it out on my behalf. I just thought Waters' comments were nice and introspective.
dog turd.
Don Stockbauer
Apr 1, 2013, 9:35:46 PM4/1/13
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Yah, that's pretty bad. But to me the couple having sex with a live chicken between their bodies has to rank as one of the most bizarre scenes of all time.
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kelpzoidzl
Apr 1, 2013, 11:16:21 PM4/1/13
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> Yah, that's pretty bad. But to me the couple having sex with a live chicken between their bodies has to rank as one of the most bizarre scenes of all time.
I must have seen that with eyes wide shut
> Yah, that's pretty bad. But to me the couple having sex with a live chicken between their bodies has to rank as one of the most bizarre scenes of all time.
Don Stockbauer
Apr 2, 2013, 7:00:28 AM4/2/13
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With Cotton peeking at it all, pleasuring herself.
MickeyMoop
Apr 3, 2013, 9:44:34 AM4/3/13
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> Interesting hominots can disagree about the prophecy of James Hansen's "Full Earthly attention paid to Venusian Springs in Tex-Melts". "Earth has been through this before." (56 million years ago, if I may be so off-topic} WhuXi plays Lord Brazilian in the treequel, say qhey??
> Interesting hominots can disagree about the prophecy of James Hansen's "Full Earthly attention paid to Venusian Springs in Tex-Melts". "Earth has been through this before." (56 million years ago, if I may be so off-topic} WhuXi plays Lord Brazilian in the treequel, say qhey??
kelpzoidzl
Apr 7, 2013, 3:52:39 AM4/7/13
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> On Monday, April-Wednesday 3, 20110000000000.43 3:42:30 PM UTC-45, MickeyMoop wrote:
> > Interesting hominots can disagree about the prophecy of James Hansen's "Full Earthly attention paid to Venusian Springs in Tex-Melts". "Earth has been through this before." (56 million years ago, if I may be so off-topic} WhuXi plays Lord Brazilian in the treequel, say qhey??<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
A tie in Limbo the Dunders and the Wonders
> On Monday, April-Wednesday 3, 20110000000000.43 3:42:30 PM UTC-45, MickeyMoop wrote:
> > Interesting hominots can disagree about the prophecy of James Hansen's "Full Earthly attention paid to Venusian Springs in Tex-Melts". "Earth has been through this before." (56 million years ago, if I may be so off-topic} WhuXi plays Lord Brazilian in the treequel, say qhey??<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
MickeyMoop
Apr 8, 2013, 10:00:22 AM4/8/13
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Two thumbs up, Roger; you reviewed them off their feet and thought nicely of our poor misunderstood shiitteeey potzer. Thatcher morte too. The Wonders of a Venusian Summer and Autumn and Winter. The things that floated down what was once the Hudson and the Thames...Stan vs. the Volcanoes and all that Jazz.
kelpzoidzl
Apr 8, 2013, 9:31:06 PM4/8/13
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> Two thumbs up, Roger; you reviewed them off their feet and thought nicely of our poor misunderstood shiitteeey potzer. Thatcher morte too. The Wonders of a Venusian Summer and Autumn and Winter. The things that floated down what was once the Hudson and the Thames...Stan vs. the Volcanoes and all that Jazz.
Don't forget Annette. It was the dye in the Mouse Ears that got her
> Two thumbs up, Roger; you reviewed them off their feet and thought nicely of our poor misunderstood shiitteeey potzer. Thatcher morte too. The Wonders of a Venusian Summer and Autumn and Winter. The things that floated down what was once the Hudson and the Thames...Stan vs. the Volcanoes and all that Jazz.
in the end. She definitely got all the guys down to Malibu beaches.
MickeyMoop
Jun 20, 2013, 10:31:30 AM6/20/13
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On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 9:56:07 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> Sober up and try again.
Happy Birthday, Nicole Mary. Pacem, Shalom and Salute, James, citizen of New York and New Jersey, prince of players.
> Sober up and try again.
MickeyMoop
Aug 17, 2013, 6:46:03 PM8/17/13
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On Thursday, June 20, 2013 10:31:30 AM UTC-4, MickeyMoop wrote:
> On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 9:56:07 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
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> Happy Birthday, Roberto da Niro MATTY, COME FORTH TALK about movies, tiles, sunny streets of Neptune, new Jersey. It is the power of D O N that compels "u^ . .
> On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 9:56:07 AM UTC-5, Don Stockbauer wrote:
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don.sto...@gmail.com
Aug 17, 2013, 10:10:22 PM8/17/13
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The power of D O N would run the Energizer rabbit for about 2 minutes.
kelpzoidzl
Aug 21, 2013, 2:00:30 AM8/21/13
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On Saturday, August 17, 2013 7:10:22 PM UTC-7, don.sto...@gmail.com wrote:
> The power of D O N would run the Energizer rabbit for about 2 minutes.
Speaking of Don. They had Mob Week on AMC and I couldn't resist watching Godfather 1 and Godfather 2 haven't watch them in years. No wonder Sk had supposedly said, Godfather was the best film ever. God 3 wasn't a bad film either, despite the peanut galleries.
> The power of D O N would run the Energizer rabbit for about 2 minutes.
Don Stockbauer
Aug 21, 2013, 11:37:47 PM8/21/13
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MickeyMoop
Aug 22, 2013, 7:46:03 PM8/22/13
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"The enthusiasm and generous spirit that Mr. Sagan used to advocate for science now must inspire all of us. There are science Twitter feeds and blogs to run, citywide science festivals and high school science fairs that need imput. For the civic-minded nonscientists there are school board curriculum meetings and long-term climate response plans that cry out for the participation of informed citizens." - Adam Frank, "a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Rochester, is the author of 'About Time: Cosmology and Culture at the Twilight of the Big Bang' and a founder pf NPR's 13.7 Cosmos and Culture blog." - NY TIMES, 22 August "2013" Op-Ed Page A27, WELCOME TO THE AGE OF DENIAL next to GAIL COLLINS'S "Rocks In Space"
"We're men, we're men in AMK, humhum (some of us are going into the shiittee as 'Chelsea') hum What's L I F E without a little SK diversion?
don.sto...@gmail.com
Aug 22, 2013, 9:44:28 PM8/22/13
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Ginny died of breast cancer. Tiffin surely still exists, I'm sure Ginny's family is around somewhere. I like Carl's legacy. Read Cosmos late in life, liked it muchly. On Twitter his institute is the only entity following my tweets.
MickeyMoop
Aug 23, 2013, 9:21:36 PM8/23/13
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On Thursday, August 22, 2013 9:44:28 PM UTC-4, don.sto...@gmail.com wrote:
> Ginny died of breast cancer. Tiffin surely still exists, I'm sure Ginny's family is around somewhere. I like Carl's legacy. Read Cosmos late in life, liked it muchly. On Twitter his institute is the only entity following my tweets.
Wellll Pilgrim, sorry to hear about Ginny. To her memory and to Ohio. To Carl Sagan's memory and legacy ...and to the Asimov too, and Bradbury and Arthur C. and "when do we drink?"
> Ginny died of breast cancer. Tiffin surely still exists, I'm sure Ginny's family is around somewhere. I like Carl's legacy. Read Cosmos late in life, liked it muchly. On Twitter his institute is the only entity following my tweets.
don.sto...@gmail.com
Aug 24, 2013, 9:50:05 AM8/24/13
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Shiner beer. It's not just for breakfast anymore,
kelpzoidzl
Aug 29, 2013, 2:36:54 AM8/29/13
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Strange how Sagan tumor and the McKenna tumor came about.
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