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Showing posts with label corny old posts that make me cringe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corny old posts that make me cringe. Show all posts
Friday, October 7, 2011
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
If only.. -
[continue] this movie ended on the part where he was taken into custody by the police, with his bloodied face and all that, and all of those things that happened were just, like, part of his imagination, went on a rampage because he hasn't been taking his medication, starts from a happy comedy then ends in a really twisted twist cause it's actually a really dark film thus spawning a new concept for or/avant-garde cinema THEN THIS WOULD BE MOVIE THE OF THE YEAR FOR ME
props to people who could understand me.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Depressing
This has to be the most depressing thing I've heard or seen this year.
Quoted from Youtube:Tells the story of the narrator, Wakefield, visiting a convenience store and his fleeting interaction with the tragic figure of the female store worker. Its heavy stuff, hitting on issues of discrimination "I feel she was raised to say a lot of stupid things about a color and I feel like, if, I identified myself as gay, this conversation would stop" the search for love: "I feel like shes been waiting here a long time for the one who'll come 2-stepping through that door on 18 wheels without making her feel like its her job to sweep up the nutshells alone when shes done been cracked again. A man who wont tempt her to suck the wedding ring off his dick, but will show her simply Love. "
The best description I can think of to sum this up is heart breakingly-uplifting, the end line being
"And I'm gonna roll outta here one day.
I just might not get to drive."
conjuring up death as a final way out of a less than perfect existence.
-rcdvst
I took everything in. Especially the lines at the end which I somehow can relate to.
Another Quote from Youtube:
I'm 6'2 covered in bad prison tattoos. And I never cry. I can't listen to this without loosing it. It fucks me up every time. If there is a god 'he lives in the heart of the man who wrote this.
-lexingtondiamonds
It's not a waste of 5 minutes.
Refreshing Facebook over and over again is a waste of 5 minutes.
Be sure to watch it.
Quoted from Youtube:Tells the story of the narrator, Wakefield, visiting a convenience store and his fleeting interaction with the tragic figure of the female store worker. Its heavy stuff, hitting on issues of discrimination "I feel she was raised to say a lot of stupid things about a color and I feel like, if, I identified myself as gay, this conversation would stop" the search for love: "I feel like shes been waiting here a long time for the one who'll come 2-stepping through that door on 18 wheels without making her feel like its her job to sweep up the nutshells alone when shes done been cracked again. A man who wont tempt her to suck the wedding ring off his dick, but will show her simply Love. "
The best description I can think of to sum this up is heart breakingly-uplifting, the end line being
"And I'm gonna roll outta here one day.
I just might not get to drive."
conjuring up death as a final way out of a less than perfect existence.
-rcdvst
I took everything in. Especially the lines at the end which I somehow can relate to.
Another Quote from Youtube:
I'm 6'2 covered in bad prison tattoos. And I never cry. I can't listen to this without loosing it. It fucks me up every time. If there is a god 'he lives in the heart of the man who wrote this.
-lexingtondiamonds
It's not a waste of 5 minutes.
Refreshing Facebook over and over again is a waste of 5 minutes.
Be sure to watch it.
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