5 hours ago(via lomo)as a 350+ average scorer in two-player, i will say that these four tiles are like zeus himself.
but, um, the “Z” and the midrange but hella useful “H” are noticeably absent.
May 11, 2008
May 7, 2008
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Feist - I Feel It All
Not the song I originally wanted to post…but still kind of awesome. I’ll work on the other one, which shall remain a surprise.
4 days ago
Whole heartedly hate
Heart of hearts.
Another expression that makes my skin crawl.
Not sure why. I think it is along the same lines as “Think again.” Though much less of a ‘in your face’ quip.
I think it has more to with the hollow poeticism of it. There are soo many other better ways to express the same sentiment.
4 days ago
May 6, 2008
The latest from the 10 Pager
The role of cultural imperialism instigated by the globalization of cinema coupled with the political climate of Japan at start of Japan’s film industry provides reason for the presence of Western culture in the East. In 1868, thirty years after the Meiji restoration, which resulted in the modernization of a previously feudal system, Japan’s film industry took root. From the outset, there were two popular genres among the Japanese population; the period drama, or the jidai-geki and the modern social drama that was often inspired by traditional Japanese Kabuki theater.3 Both were genres that Kurosawa dabbled in frequently. 4 days agoLesson Learned Today.
I would rather make a bad first impression and really be a great person, than make a great first impression and really be an asshole. 5 days agoThe Impossiblity of Concentration.
How great it must feel to like someone and have them like you back. I can’t remember what that’s like, or if I ever really knew to begin with. 5 days ago
May 5, 2008
Think Again.
“Think again,” is proably the most hollow comeback ever. It makes me laugh whenver I hear it used in real life.
Though I enjoy seeing the look of satisfacion on their faces after they finally got to use the phrase they remember so vividly from numerous television programs and films from their childhood.
6 days agoThe beginnings of my last collegiate term paper.
… to examine the interplay between typically American genres; the western and the noir, with classic British literature and themes in Japanese cinema, specifically through the films of Akira Kurosawa and how they coalesce to create a falsified postmodern tool of national identification…
Though my thesis might not indicate it, I love Kurosawa. Thank you Professor Soumah.
6 days ago