I was thinking that you were quoting two different portions of the same movie's description and that cannibalism was the means to overcome trauma. Opening links is often disappointing.
I hope things work out for him.
{dig dig dig} {dig dig dig} How annoying. {dig dig dig}
Aha. Um, apparently it doesn't and it's like, really depressing so like, don't watch it. And the other one is clearly Vampyre's at Porkies.
You're turning into a zombie, aren't you, Ben?
max
['Oh, how sad.']
Ben, I didn't know you reviewed SF books
I don't understand comment two at all.
Will this be the first movie since Gone with the Wind in which the boy is called Ashley?
Oud, surely you haven't forgotten the name of Bruce Campbell's character in the Evil Dead movies?
7/8: Yes, I totally did. Or rather, I forgot the second syllable.
Er 6/7. But whatever. Presumably 8 tells the robot to kill me.
That second one doesn't sound like it should really be classed as a comedy.
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Hey gang! Let's debate the important and controversial issues of a) whether Ashley is a sissy name for a boy, the terrifying Gable/Campbell juggernaut be damned and b) how rape is terrible because it makes your girlfriend/some hot stranger not like you.
3 - But but but. That's the legendary* John Clute! He is not interested in correcting people's grammar, for one thing.
* Not really. But oh the mythopoetic cycles we'd have!
12: This is a great site you have here.
Thanks for noticing. You know the first three rules of blogging: location, location location!
Nice site you got there. It sure would be a pity if anything... happened to it.
You know the first three rules of blogging: location, location location!
What's the third rule?
17: Location location location, of course.
I was thinking it might be location location location location.
But really, there are so many possibilities.
Unless nosflow was suggesting the third rule is "location location location, duh", which is an intriguing possibility.
The third rule is no locating location location, uh, club.
It just seems gratuitous that the character in the second linked film has to be raped. I would have thought that soundtrack was torture enough.
It's worse than you thought, snarkout.
27: That's the third rule of blogging !
The third rule of the Brady Bunch is Marsha, Marsha Marsha.
The rules of Coolio are slide, slide, slippity slide.
The three rules of Judaism: Torah! Torah! Torah!
Three rules "to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve." Tora! Tora! Tora!
Location, location, location: these are the three demons you must slay if you wish to suceed in omnipresence.
Spelling is a harder problem, of course.
"Boring, boring, boring": First three words of the Driller's Torah.
The first two rules of the Polynesian Islands are Bora Bora.
Pandora, Pandora, let down your hair!
Pandora
That reminds me, I saw an ad the other day for this line of jewelry. Maybe it's just me, but that seems like a bad name for a gift.
Maybe I should rethink my the name of my perfume for gym teachers. I could probably do better than "Ball Sack".
Garage is a very romantic fragrance, which will most probably be liked by men as it evokes childhood memories of garage, father's car, various interesting tools that smell 'manly' just as a boy can perceive. It is a romantic boyish smell connected to the dream of becoming a man.
I dunno, still doesn't sound that manly. I'm holding out for Car-Hold.
You've betrayed yourself, teo. It's "car hole".
How about some Fat Electrician?
Hm, "[w]hite vetiver splattered on the asphalt of Time Square"? I'm more of a "verjus and hyssop gushing from backed-up drainage ditches" kinda guy.
44: I was wondering about that while I was writing it.
What is it with the Great Plains and giant art projects made out of cars?
I don't imagine I'd be turned on by a woman who smelled of aldehydes, kerosene and plastic. A whiff of WD-40 could be attractive, though.
52.1: That's only two in total and I wouldn't call Texas part of the Great Plains.
54: Do you know of any other regions with more? And the part of Texas around Amarillo is totally and unambiguously part of the Great Plains.
I can't remember if I've ever smelled Garage, but Tar from the CdG Synthetics series is kind of great -- pleasant enough, and not weird enough to be off-putting, but very plastic and chemically.
Doesn't one of these things play a role in some DeLillo book? (Underworld, I think. The artist who had an affair with the protagonist was involved in a giant art project in the Southwest with cars or planes or something.)
55: O.K. Maybe it has to do with the lack of any actual sight to see. It is where you get things like Wall Drug and roadside kitsch. (Wiki says you are right about Amarillo.)
And yeah, I think the lack of other noticeable landmarks is probably a big part of it.
Blaine planes plain planes on the Plains.
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
Hot diggity dog ziggity zoom what you do to me.
Black Pheonix has, alas, very few hits for masculine and none of those drescriptions out of their usual way. There is one for asphalt, though.
The ability to preview so much else online makes me sad that I can't download smells.
69: oh like that would help with the whole bacon fad.
neb, you really should come to LA and visit the luckyscent scent bar. They have many of the CdGs and the Etat Libres and the export range Serge Lutenses. I think they have Christopher Brosius, but I'm not sure. Also, the woman who works there is super nice and helpful -- you can sit and dawdle as long as you like. Aedes in NY is similar, but it's dark and fusty as opposed to clean and brightly lit, which is points in favor of luckyscent I think. You can also order samples to be sent, but at 3-4 a pop that gets spendy fast. (Although I like luckyscent very much and feel that I owe them my perfume dollars I prefer to buy my samples, when I do, elsewhere, since it's often cheaper to get samples from Aedes or beautyhabit or direct from the perfume company.)
Teo where Moby had had had had had had had had had had had Neb's approval.
They have many of the CdGs
It smells like a French aircraft carrier?
All I want to do is zoom a zoom zoom zoom and a boom boom.