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FUCKING BRILLIANT, AND WITHOUT SWEARING!

Adult animation in America, and by extension the World, is Family Guy and South Park (The Simpsons doesn't count cause it's been years since it was decent). So why hasn't anybody come up with something good other than those too swearing, insulting, outrageous shows, which I like (and love, when they're not training tweens on homophobia)?

Well, rejoice with me, as thanks to TV's saviour HBO there's something not made of flesh and bone worth watching on TV, and guess what!! It's funny without being politically incorrect!!!! *head explodes*

This is a good day for TV, or it was last year when it began airing. You know I always learn about things a year after they happen...

LINK!

BITTERLY DELICIOUS

One of my biggest fears is waking up one day and realizing I've missed the train of life. Say, having made the wrong choices, ending up failed and alone, having achieved none of the goals you had set for your future and living then in a prison made of lament and frustration.

This is one of the themes, the main one from my point of view, in the 1975 documentary Grey Gardens which I watched a couple of hours ago on YouTube and melancholically delighted me.

Apparently the film is an alternative cult classic but the reason why I run into it is because there's a new HBO movie about it, and I saw a fashionable Drew Barrimore promoting it on Letterman. The movie looks really interesting by the promos I've seen and the original documentary is recommendable for anyone who enjoys alternative/experimental/indie/70's/raw cinema. Like me. It's unforgettable.

This up here is the poster for the new adaptation, which tells the story of how the two women got to the point the original film captured. Watch its full weirdness HERE. Do it late at night for added indie experience feeling. It's 5:00AM here.

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BRILLIANT BUILDING IN BILBAO

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➞ Many more pictures at Yatzer.

☛ Thanks Fabrik.

ILLUSTRATIONS BY MANABU IKEDA

Japanese artist based in Tokyo.

➜ More at Mizuma Art Gallery.

☛ Thanks Tokyo Art Beat.

FASTER, PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL!, 1965

I saw this movie last night and is so surreal and awesome in a way only Russ Meyer could do, you can download the Veoh file for free HERE.

JUST BECAUSE

 

"Ahh... that's what I needed after a long day at school"

AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY

I didn't know about Harvey Milk until today, and his story is sure worth knowing. In the picture is Sean Penn playing him in the new biopic (titled "Milk") to be released later this year. As I did this morning, you should check out the 1984 documentary The Times of Harvey Milk which is right in YouTube for your viewing convinience, and even though you can be lazy about it I give you permission to beat me in the balls if after watching it you regret it. I'll give you my address so you can come do it!

It's amazing to me how someone could be so so very brave and die for the rights that I have today, it really means a whole lot to me. Thank God there have been people like that.

KIND OF FASCINATING

And HERE's why.

TALK TO THE YOU OF THE FUTURE

    You can with this website that lets you send an email now that you will receive the date you specify. I've sent one to my 50th birthday, hope Microsoft doesn't close Hotmail before that. I wanted to show what I sent but the website won't let you see what you wrote. For some reason I almost cried while writing it, I guess I'm too melancholic to talk to my 2037 self. What would you say to the future you?

DEAR FUTURE ME, SORRY ABOUT THE SMOKING, NOT EATING GOOD, NOT EXERCISING AND NOT MAKING YOU RICH

PS: Imagine my face when I'm 50 and I receive the mail I sent HAHA.

☛ Thanks Electro^Plankton.

DO YOU STILL SHOE LACE THE REGULAR WAY?

PAH-LEEEEZZ-UH

    Turns out there are 33 different ways to do it plus infinite color combinations, so you've got a new canvas for your creativity and a new element to play with your outfit. I haven't tried any yet but I'm gonna, and in this website I found this guy tells you exactly how to do every possible lacing. Neat.

➣ Visit Ian Fieggen's website HERE.