February 2012
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“A light sputtered off in the field and a bluetailed rocket went skittering...”
– Fireworks have never been more justly described.
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Jawn du Jour →
3Stacks fucking crushes.
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“That reminds me of this carnival they had up in Newport one time. They was a...”
– Ah yes, those days of yore when a man could fight an ape for fifty dollars. Fuck a Craigslist.
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“When Ballard came out onto the porch there was a thin man with a collapsed jaw...”
– Child of God, Cormac McCarthy
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WatchGeneva’s finest.
Cody Chase on the shredstick and Johnny B behind the lens and timeline.
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“Were there darker provinces of night he would have found them. Lying with his...”
– Child of God, Cormac McCarthy
Speaking For The First Time
Sometimes it’s weird when you don’t speak for the entire morning and you’re stuck in your head and when you have to talk to someone finally, you don’t remember the words coming out of your mouth and then you go back to your car and wonder if what you said made any sense at all.
Later: strung out on coffee and typing twice as fast while time proceeds twice as slow.
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“Ballard came to the edge of the cutbank and looked up to where Kirby was...”
– Child of God, Cormac McCarthy
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“To watch these things issuing from the otherwise mute pastoral morning is a man...”
– Lester Ballard is introduced in Cormac McCarthy’s Child of God.
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WatchC’est Incredible.
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“If we were to judge nature by common sense or likelihood, we wouldn’t...”
– Annie Dillard
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Hit Pastime "Satan's Grave" becomes Hit Song... →
Tropical Punk’s album (art work!) and Music Band’s “Satan’s Grave” are doing it and doing it well.
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Cormac is Cinematic Once Again →
Cormac McCarthy is one of my favorite authors and his dark, uncompromising and quite frankly—hella manly—prose lends itself incredibly well to film. The Coen Brothers and John Hillcoat have adapted “No Country For Old Men” and “The Road” respectably, to both critical acclaim and my own. I like Franco, and Tim Blake Nelson is solid, so I am incredibly intrigued...
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Foreshadowing My Future? →
Movie theaters are special and this sucks, but at the same time, they’d make for great, cheap sets for a post-apocalyptic thriller!
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“Davos closed his stubby hand around the pouch that held his finger bones, and...”
– George R.R. Martin’s A Clash of Kings.
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Fatback: Alien Workshop/Thrasher Magazine →
This is one of the sickest things I’ve seen in a long time…