I unexpectedly found a new art-shop down an alleyaway in Witney. It had angled pen nibs, which seem to give an intriguingly bouncy line. Can't use them for WOM (firmly into a 3-nib approach, none with a similar line to these) but may use them for Mildred Curfew, depending ...
Last weekend I ended up ranting about the wheelbarrow scene in the original Dawn of the Dead, and how good it was. The remake has it (and everything else about the original movie, for that matter) spattered messily across multiple characters and scenes, though (entertainingly) one of the scenes in question is Max Headroom dying of a zombie bite. "N-n-n-n-n-n-n-nooo it m-makes p-p-p-p-perfect sense to lock me this room with an overexcited m-m-m-m-make-up artist." It's kind of a teenage date movie, starring a cheap-rent Una Thurman-a-like blood-spattered blonde, some rapper being socially relevant and Ving Rhames in a comedy moustache, and a whole crowd of just-plain-folks-lahk-us, aw shucks. They played Christina Aguillera to us while we were waiting for it to start. The whole room was full of the sound of goths in silent pain.
In the end I bought Subway and Labyrinth in the HMV sale. So, who wants my old VHS of Labyrinth, then?
In other news, holy crap, that must look pretty strange.
Last weekend I ended up ranting about the wheelbarrow scene in the original Dawn of the Dead, and how good it was. The remake has it (and everything else about the original movie, for that matter) spattered messily across multiple characters and scenes, though (entertainingly) one of the scenes in question is Max Headroom dying of a zombie bite. "N-n-n-n-n-n-n-nooo it m-makes p-p-p-p-perfect sense to lock me this room with an overexcited m-m-m-m-make-up artist." It's kind of a teenage date movie, starring a cheap-rent Una Thurman-a-like blood-spattered blonde, some rapper being socially relevant and Ving Rhames in a comedy moustache, and a whole crowd of just-plain-folks-lahk-us, aw shucks. They played Christina Aguillera to us while we were waiting for it to start. The whole room was full of the sound of goths in silent pain.
In the end I bought Subway and Labyrinth in the HMV sale. So, who wants my old VHS of Labyrinth, then?
In other news, holy crap, that must look pretty strange.
- Current Mood:subway is so cool
- Current Music:french, 80s, bad
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Sidebar: I had an eye test recently, and it was a v intimate experience: someone you can't see breathing close to your face in a pitch dark room, shining a little torch so you can see the veins of your retina projected like a huge forest. Highly recommended!
What sick sod would have invented it I wonder?
Any scientists out there want to help me realitize this concept? We'll make a million!
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Also - if people really want a different skin colour, they could just as easily contract jaundice or something. ;-)
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Honestly, you worry me sometimes you really do ;)
That said, given the extent of popular unnecessary surgery in China for things like better English pronounciation, or tattoo-ing in permanent cosmetics into the eyelid or eyebrows, or the old tradition of bound-feet ... it shouldn't come as a surprise at all.
Far better to spend a little bit of money on cool films like Subway. :-)