So, this guy stole my shtick.
It’s okay. He does it well. Perhaps better.
I thought while I was being negligent you might like some sort of meal replacement.
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about 7 months ago
actually, i would simply prefer you to be less negligent in future.
your loyal fans are dying of starvation, because we eat nothing but maggie. this is your fault: now that we’ve been weaned from mediocrity, we cannot go back.
killer.
about 7 months ago
Meg, it’ll always be there when you feel the need to do it. It’s not like it has to be an either/or proposition — not unless someone is paying you for it.
By the by, that Cat Power post was ace. I’m pretty indifferent to Cat Power (although I loved her collab with D3 on their album Cinders), but “transcendence” is what I think we really want from music. A moment of sound that makes life grand — if only for a moment.
I wish it happened more often, but, really, my point is that it doesn’t matter where the fuck it comes from when it happens.
about 7 months ago
‘This guy’, while making a lot of good points about bad writing, seems to have a personal beef with metaphor. Picking a metaphor apart by imagining it literally is kind of sloppy and childish; it’s what just about all the humour in alien sitcoms is derived from and it’s fucking LAME. See Mork & Mindy, ALF and Perfect Strangers for reference.
‘This guy’ would never get more than a chapter into a Raymond Chandler novel without having an aneurysm.