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Tears-of-a-Clown Ass Bitch
- Sep 26, 2018
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So tonight i'm making naan working from a recipe i got from someone i'm still unsure loves me or despises me for everything i do. still got about 30 minutes for the dough to rest before i portion and set it in the oven. currently working my way through a blood orange ale, not too bad although i was expecting it to be more citrus-y
i've made tacos with leftovers as i kill time watching A Serious Man--i'm a big fan of movies that involve people digging holes that only make their lives worse. if u were to ask me my favorite film, i'd say Fargo--i think there's a film called Runaway Train that also fits that bill. big fan of the Coen brothers so maybe one day i'll make peace with how ultra bleak No Country for Old Men is.
for the sake of discussion, i'd be very interested in more films were resolution comes up to a painful end (bonus points if it isn't all-too edgy horror, although i loved the Descent).
i survived a car accident once before, in the moments before collision, Animal Collective's Centipede Hz was playing and i got to hear what i really sound like screaming out of fear, time slowed down just enough for me to be overly self-critical even in that moment, "oh, that's what you sound like when fearing for your life? you sound so ugly."
it'd probably take a lot of steps but i'd be super down to be hit by a high speed transit vehicle. it's a shame the city i live in hasn't passed motions on a subway system. that's the way for me, baby.
i've made tacos with leftovers as i kill time watching A Serious Man--i'm a big fan of movies that involve people digging holes that only make their lives worse. if u were to ask me my favorite film, i'd say Fargo--i think there's a film called Runaway Train that also fits that bill. big fan of the Coen brothers so maybe one day i'll make peace with how ultra bleak No Country for Old Men is.
for the sake of discussion, i'd be very interested in more films were resolution comes up to a painful end (bonus points if it isn't all-too edgy horror, although i loved the Descent).
i survived a car accident once before, in the moments before collision, Animal Collective's Centipede Hz was playing and i got to hear what i really sound like screaming out of fear, time slowed down just enough for me to be overly self-critical even in that moment, "oh, that's what you sound like when fearing for your life? you sound so ugly."
it'd probably take a lot of steps but i'd be super down to be hit by a high speed transit vehicle. it's a shame the city i live in hasn't passed motions on a subway system. that's the way for me, baby.
