Robert G wrote:I recently got to see Tarkovsky's The Mirror here in Cleveland at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque. An aquintance of mine who studies film was also there, and when she and I were walking out, she was in a zone, as apparently she saw The Tree of Life not long ago and just ...

this is a rather lame poem I wrote last year:my own personal soundtracki was looking at my ideaof our present timeas opposed to maybe a timecosmopolitan noise finely filteredinto the backbeat of our livesruns me to the store every daygot you bubbling on the subwayemitting color molecules that ...

My highschool is a pretty conservative rural school and I hated it completely. Didn't have many friends, didn't go to any school events or anything. I definitely will not be going back there any time soon.

pre-In a Priest Driven Ambulance - interesting but also not entirely original or amazing, still not crap.

In a Priest Driven Ambulance through Soft Bulletin - amazing, completely not crap.

Yoshimi - not as amazing but still not crap.

At War With The Mystics - crap.

What is up with those horrible, horrible threads recently?

I hoped the first post is not going to read "...shit?". And now, I wish it would.

I think this thread turned out very well. Read burun and itchy's posts, and most everyone else's for that matter. The PRF is a formidable comic force ...

Lonesome Bulldog wrote:Show me the line. Show me it. Show it to me. You can't.

Here's the line _____________________

Here's you 3====>O

that "O" represents my childhood. notice how the text representation of that dick is sharp.

If anything was going to ruin your enjoyment of Bill it would be sad, silly shit like this book here. Unbe-fucking-lievable.

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My mom bought me ...

pretty funny and entertaining movie, especially after having seen Walk the Line and Ray before

Octopus Alaska wrote:I give you: Ariel

I love how it's censored with "UNCENSORED".

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What makes this record significant in my mind, aside from having a handful of great songs throughout, is what it represents to the Pollard career arc: this was when he really started to say "fuck it" and let go of his ...