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BASICS
Birthday:
June 10, 1987
Location:
Nova Scotia, Canada
Join Date:
06:47pm | Jun 27, '04
Profile Updated:
11:54pm | Dec 16, '09
Last Active:
01:08pm | Oct 30, '10
INTERESTS
Movies:
Classic, Foreign, Westerns, Silent
Art:
Acting, Film/Video Making, Graphic Design, Photography, Web Design, Writing
SECRET PUDDING
I still do it all the time. Whenever I'm upset over something, I imagine all my friends, relatives and colleagues gathered at my bier. They are very, very sorry they weren't nicer to me while I lived. Self-pity is something I've worked very hard to maintain. Why abandon it just because you grow up? Self-pity is something that children are very good at, which must mean it is natural and important. Imagining yourself dead is the cheapest, sleaziest, most satisfying form of childish self-pity. How sad and remorseful and guilty all those people are, standing by your great bronze coffin. They can't even look each other in the the eye because they know that the death of this decent and compassionate man is the result of a conspiracy they all took part in. The coffin is banked with flowers and lined with a nabbed fabric in salmon or peach. What wonderful cross-currents of self-pity and self-esteem you are able to wallow in, seeing yourself laid out in a dark suit and tie, looking tanned, fit and rested, as they say of presidents after vacations. But there is something even more childish and satisfying than self-pity, something that explains why I try to see myself dead on a regular basis, a great fellow surrounded by sniveling mourners. It is my way of punishing people for thinking their own lives are more important than mine.
SPANNING TIME
favorite films: The Good the Bad and the Ugly, Easy Rider, Rashomon, Dr. Strangelove: Or..., Vanishing Point, Knife in the Water, Persona, Blue Velvet, Fargo, Straw Dogs, The Wild Bunch, La Strada, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Stalker, Solyaris, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Bicycle Thief, Le Samourai, La Haine, Repulsion, Seven Samurai, Amores Perros, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Fountain, Buffalo '66, Band of Outsiders, Viridiana, Baraka
favorite directors: Andrei Tarkovsky, Roman Polanski, Sergio Leone, Darren Aronofsky, Akira Kurosawa, Sam Peckinpah, Stanley Kubrick,
favorite musical acts: Boris, Modern Life is War, Feist, Lightning Bolt, Prefuse 73, Dinosaur Jr., Jenn Grant, Sleater-Kinney, Venetian Snares, Wintersleep, Devendra Banhart, Animal Collective, Bad Brains, The Tough Alliance, Black Sabbath, M.I.A., Cuff the Duke, Headlights
favorite visual artists & designers: Joseph Muller-Brockmann, Armin Hoffman, Piet Zwart, Paul Schuitema, David Carson, Salvador Dali, Renee Magritte
favorite authors: Chuck Palahniuk (Choke), Kurt Vonnegut (Breakfast of Champions), William Burroughs (Naked Lunch), Jack Kerouac (On the Road, Cormac McCarthy (Blood Meridian)
...and Kenta Kobashi.
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Make it three yards, motherfucker, and we'll have us an automobile race.
For far too long I've sat idly by, twiddling my thumbs and respecting the right of others to form thoughts and opinions independent of my own, and I can't take it anymore. I've got to speak up about the many things that annoy me or I'm going to go crazy. Take these new credit cards with the microchips in them, for instance. Man, those things really get my goat—trying to improve a device that was working perfectly fine as it was. Even worse are those wrappers on CDs that take forever to open. But you know what I hate the most? The one thing that makes my blood boil whenever I see it? Anything beyond my mental capacity, that's what.
God, all the people, places, and things I haven't made the least bit of effort to comprehend should just die already.
Will you look at all this stuff I have neither the intellect nor the maturity level to process? What a load of crap. It's in my face every day, doing lots of things I don't have an immediate desire to do and saying things I can't identify with at this stage in