So in short you wasted $12 plus popcorn/drinks.

no, the tickets are only 5 bucks on tuesdays

but yeah wasted 17 bucks on bullshit :angry:

I'd say look on the bright side, but there is no bright side really...

Just got home from school. Night classes suck, because I go hungry all fucking day.

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i don't want to go to sleep yet but i'm so high i keep nodding off whenever i try to read/watch any thing

guess i'll just listen to some music. any body got any suggestions for good relaxing music

Tangerine Dream

[QUOTE=blockhead;18415705]i don't want to go to sleep yet but i'm so high i keep nodding off whenever i try to read/watch any thing

guess i'll just listen to some music. any body got any suggestions for good relaxing music[/QUOTE]

Tim Hecker

Tim Hecker
Steve Roach

checking out time hecker's myspace

need 65 dollars for a marijuana test

tim hecker made such excellent exploration music in morrowind but loading the files to play made the game lag :(

just tried honey for the first time

[QUOTE=Anglachel;18415750]tim hecker made such excellent exploration music in morrowind but loading the files to play made the game lag :([/QUOTE]

loading times can really fuck up the pace of an otherwise good game. like chrono trigger and ffVI ports on psx. you would think it would take a lot to ruin the two best games on snes but the long loading times completely ruin them

[QUOTE=APirate;18415785]just tried honey for the first time[/QUOTE]


Wow that's cool, have you ever heard of chocolate? It's pretty obscure not a lot of people like it but if you like honey I'm sure you'll LOVE chocolate!

i like this music it's nice and relaxing

honey bunches n oats

i mean chocolate's alright

i mean like real honey in a bottle that you squeeze out

decided to read some more of this burroughs bio. already 50 pages in. i'm trying to start reading more again. i want to finish this book then read a jim carroll novel (his only one) that i got recently. idk how good it will be though cause the other stuff i have read by him was more of a journal/confessional style (basketball diaries and forced entries) or poetry. the jim carroll band is okay basically just him reading his poetry over rock music.

you dont know about william s burroughs

you ever tried honey on pizzza steve

i've read naked lunch. it frustrated me at first because it doesn't have a plot but then i realized that you are just supposed to keep reading and process the bits of imagery and scenes. it's more just an idea than a novel. idk it's hard to explain but it's interesting and very unique

read nova trilogy itss devastating

haz said naked lunch is beyond his skill level

he's probably trying to understand it completely. you just have to give up on that and just read it through. it comes together the way it's supposed to if you do that. you just have to accept there really is no order to it and it's just a series of ideas and images.

i tried to explain that to him he says it impossible and the film is great

anyways i gotta go to bed got so much really important stuff to do tomorrw

why is Alex banned

[QUOTE=blockhead;18415846]he's probably trying to understand it completely. you just have to give up on that and just read it through. it comes together the way it's supposed to if you do that. you just have to accept there really is no order to it and it's just a series of ideas and images.[/QUOTE]

I completely understand this, it had some nice passages that way but I found the shock value overdone and an awful lot of tedium in between. I didn't find it a very engaging read at all, Burrough's essay about his experience with drugs which was included in the edition I had however was something i'll never forget.

I prefer a straightforward story or non-fiction over cut and paste jibber jabber that is supposed to read as imagery, that is all. That is not to say I can't enjoy this style of writing, I found [I]The Illuminatus Trilogy[/I] great. I just found little of value in [I]Naked Lunch[/I], I took in every word and just found it messy and boring. I prefer a visual experience for that kind of psychedelic, twisted narrative (hence why I liked Cronenberg's film, which managed to adapt much of that confusion whilst touching on Burrough's life as well, I like biographical and semi-biographical themes), this is not to say I never find reading that way appealing though.

also blockhead a comprehensive Burroughs documentary called [I]A Man Within[/I] just came out recently, might be worth watching after you finish that biography.

He posted porn in the Attractive Girls Thread.

[QUOTE=Destroy All Girls;18416123]also blockhead a comprehensive Burroughs documentary called [I]A Man Within[/I] just came out recently, might be worth watching after you finish that biography.[/QUOTE]

That doc. looks good.

[QUOTE=Destroy All Girls;18416112]why is Alex banned



I completely understand this, it had some nice passages that way but I found the shock value overdone and an awful lot of tedium in between. I didn't find it a very engaging read at all, Burrough's essay about his experience with drugs which was included in the edition I had however was something i'll never forget.

I prefer a straightforward story or non-fiction over cut and paste jibber jabber that is supposed to read as imagery, that is all. That is not to say I can't enjoy this style of writing, I found [I]The Illuminatus Trilogy[/I] great. I just found little of value in [I]Naked Lunch[/I], I took in every word and just found it messy and boring. I prefer a visual experience for that kind of psychedelic, twisted narrative (hence why I liked Cronenberg's film, which managed to adapt much of that confusion whilst touching on Burrough's life as well, I like biographical and semi-biographical themes), this is not to say I never find reading that way appealing though.[/QUOTE]

That makes sense. I figured what alex was saying wasn't an accurate representation of what you thought.

[QUOTE=Destroy All Girls;18416123]also blockhead a comprehensive Burroughs documentary called [I]A Man Within[/I] just came out recently, might be worth watching after you finish that biography.[/QUOTE]

I think I might check that out. The bio is called [I]Gentleman Junkie: The life and legacy of William S. Burroughs[/I]