February 2011
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January 2011
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Disclosure
All of that is not to say I don’t support Egyptians, or Tunisians, or Yemenis. I truly do! A widespread disruption of dictatorships across the region is pretty incredible and democracy would be great, because I have absolutely no concept of what it would be like not to have my life, liberty, and property, and everyone should have the same!
*Except also just because people are fighting...
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Predictions for tonight's State of the Union
Excessive clapping
Clapping for no reason
Not clapping for no reason
People sitting with arms crossed shaking their heads
Inappropriate politicized mention of Gabby Giffords
Rep. Joe Wilson will yell out “Pot Pie!” over the fact that he unfortunately forgot to eat dinner
Media will offer countless comments on the “will they, won’t they” of Supreme Court Justice...
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Boring Best Picture Nominations
Black Yawn
Insleeption
The Pushover
The Kids are at the Mall, Probably Hot Topic
The King’s Speech*
127 Hours (nuff said)
The Social Networking Party Where Everyone Talks About Their Beemers
Toy Story 3 (I couldn’t think of anything for this one)
True Sit**
Winter’s Nap
*Speeches are boring! **Ha!
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a bright wall in a dark room.: A Year in Review →
brightwalldarkroom:
SOME MOVIES I SAW IN 2010
Black Swan I’ll begin with what I liked about Black Swan: Clint Mansell. He is an incredible composer. That combined with the sound design made the movie worth complimenting! Please throw the rest away, except perhaps Vincent Cassel’s performance. That was pretty good. And Winona Ryder if only because she has lost the ability to say no to...
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Politico’s Jonathan Martin wrote Monday that Palin may soon have to decide...
– HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Yes, it is simply a matter of choice for her to live up to Reagan or not.
Actually, I don’t want to post this, but also don’t want to delete it (what?). I don’t want to be the kind of person who’s going to cut down someone arbitrarily like that. And...
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I do not believe that the meaning of the Constitution was forever...
– Justice Thurgood Marshall, first black Supreme Court Justice, 1987.
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On meeting Matthew Allard
This has been sitting in my Drafts for too long now. Matt and I did not have drinks last week. It was last year! (Yuck yuck yuck). I don’t know what happened. I think it was a confluence of being in a bad mood at the time and then losing the steam I wanted to write about. Anyway,
Last week, I had the good fortune to enjoy a drink with Matthew Allard, the acclaimed author of to slow...
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