Night Moves

Disappointment 2.0

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THREAT LEVEL MIDNIGHT

Like I know kitsch is supposedly not as good when it's faked, but "The Scarn" is as good as "Lep in the 'hood, come to do no good," right?

Whet your appetite

the new crunchholdoh album is done and drops soon. Here's a taste:

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We Messed with the Zohan

The original title of which was: "The Israelis Are Our Heroic Allies, Even Though They Are Ridiculous, Effeminate Jews"

RIP Luis Eduardo, deseo que le conociera mejor

yo, headphones if u got em


Shoutout my Tio Abuelo, Luis Eduardo, dead a week now (almost exactly). Love to my Abuelita who had to bury a brother the day before her birthday. Not quite sure why this los panchos song except that I've been listening to it nonstop and I kinda remember hearing that he liked it (but who doesn't like los panchos? who? who?). I do anyhow.

Revisionist History

"'Group!' 'Group!'"

Columbus was so long ago he might as well have been the fuckin' movies.

I'm actually really happy i missed this start to it all till now

also on this day: a letter from Arianna Huffington

"In my view, the most significant discovery of the annotations is that Gravity's Rainbow unfolds according to a circular design. Across the novel's four parts, historical events intersect the Christian liturgical calendar, inferring possibilities for return and renewal, but possibilities that Pynchon's satire hopelessly equivocates. This means that readers might have a novel as elegantly modeled as Joyce's Ulysses and have their deconstructionism too. Indeed, one might well read Gravity's Rainbow as the terrible dynamic of a culture huddling on the brink of nuclear winter."

--A Gravity's Rainbow Companion: Sources and Contexts for Pynchon's Novel by Steven Weisenburger

Mostly for the Ladies

A compilation of people dancing alone to Ginuwine's "Pony." I mean, doesn't it kind of make you question established notions of solitude?