Category Archives: adjectives

Infinite Jest, page 158

roared by. Jim, she never intuited the gentle and cunning economy behind this man’s quote harsh sloppy unstudied approach to objects. The way he’d oh so clearly practiced a chair’s back-leg tilt over and over. The way he’d studied objects with a welder’s eye for those strongest centered seams which when pressured by the swinishest [...]

Burn Jane Fonda

pampanante 2 years ago Beautiful: they rhymed “thought” with “sport”. Brooklyn to the bone! theaterbear 1 year ago It’s like Long Island threw up all over them. Horowitz and Spector perform Diet Pills on Stairway to Stardom in 1988

Moth joke

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Chris Makes Snarky Comments Which Are Later Divorced From Their Original Context And Republished On The Very Same Media to Which They Were Originally Referring

Just a few pointers: 1. Make sure all the text is on the scanning bed 2. Try to have the text/page parallel to the scanning bed 3. Have fun with it! — Chris Svensson, 2010 Sian Writes Words

Thoroughly modern family

He brought along his daughter Giselle to make up a very modern family, three young girls – all with different fathers. Mel B takes her thoroughly modern family to the movies

Infinite Jest, page 157

WINTER B.S. 1960 — TUCSON AZ Jim not that way Jim. That’s no way to treat a garage door, bending stiffly down at the waist and yanking at the handle so the door jerks up and out jerky and hard and you crack your shins and my ruined knees, son. Let’s see you bend at [...]

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Handwriting and gender cues

Male Androgynous Feminine Handwriting and gender cues

The anti-Cruise

Let me be clear about this: I don’t have a drug problem, I have a police problem. —Keith Richards But, I was not so fortunate. But, you know, I was cruising hard at that time so when you think about it, the anti-Cruise really breathing down my neck, could not allow me even physical mobility. [...]

MEH…

“LONDON – The expression of indifference or boredom has gained a place in the Collins English Dictionary after generating a surprising amount of enthusiasm among lexicographers. Publisher HarperCollins announced Monday the word had been chosen from terms suggested by the public for inclusion in the dictionary’s 30th anniversary edition, to be published next year. The [...]

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