missing SJ and Andy......

^ you really know what's good in life ha

blue moon wrote:...I posted a lot of eggs...what more do you want?

a croissant?

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asdf wrote:^ you really know what's good in life ha

blue moon wrote:...I posted a lot of eggs...what more do you want?

a croissant?

...sorry, I've heard they're too expensive.

blue moon wrote:...sorry, I've heard they're too expensive.

what about a homemade croissant?


I'm just kidding... I really don't want to try it... I swear

Have you seen Pasolini's Salo?

Some nazis make some boys and girls eat shit in the movie... I read somewhere that Pasolini meant that that was what was happening in our culture...

asdf wrote:Some nazis make some boys and girls eat shit in the movie... I read somewhere that Pasolini meant that that was what was happening in our culture...

X Factor. Simon Cowell. Property porn. Murdoch tabloids. Most lager.

asdf wrote:Have you seen Pasolini's Salo?

Some nazis make some boys and girls eat shit in the movie... I read somewhere that Pasolini meant that that was what was happening in our culture...

strangely enough i think i saw some of this movie (it was unbanned in australia about 20 years ago according to wiki).
a few weeks ago I went to sleep in my armchair watching telly and when i woke up there was an old-looking black and white movie that had a sort of freeze-frame look. it was too much for me to watch so i didn't. i can understand the theatre of cruelty idea...but to me the movie was like mock-depravity...like it was happening to cardboard cut-outs and not flesh and blood.

...probably it wasn't the same movie. But the topics were the same. It was on SBS (who play sub-titled mpvies)

...sj, I've had a very interesting day.

blue moon wrote:...sj, I've had a very interesting day.

I wish I remembered what it was!

^

It probably was that you found a cigarette butt in the yard...

Vera Cruz wrote:^

It probably was that you found a cigarette butt in the yard...

That has actually happened to me.

...I am not making any more confessions about my nicotine habit.
...they're too awful. But not all of them are demeaning.

In a fit of desperation yesterday in downtown Cairns I walked up to a old, thin homeless-looking and half-drunk aboriginal man and said 'excuse me sir, do you smoke cigarettes?' He did. I held out the packet I'd bought an hour earlier and said 'then would you like these? I have to give them away. They're killing me'. I gave him the box of matches as well.

...it's a desperate business.

blue moon wrote:...I am not making any more confessions about my nicotine habit.
...they're too awful. But not all of them are demeaning.

In a fit of desperation yesterday in downtown Cairns I walked up to a old, thin homeless-looking and half-drunk aboriginal man and said 'excuse me sir, do you smoke cigarettes?' He did. I held out the packet I'd bought an hour earlier and said 'then would you like these? I have to give them away. They're killing me'. I gave him the box of matches as well.

...it's a desperate business.

It may not have been the best thing to do.

...many things aren't.