Guy Picciotto's forehead is very strangely shaped.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Guy Picciotto's forehead is very strangely shaped.[/QUOTE]

Your face is strangely shaped.

Great Decay, I love your avatar.

God, Soulseek is amazing, isn't it?

That it is Jon, that it is.

[QUOTE=JonM]The MoMA is amazing. Enjoy all of it. You probably won't read this until you get back, but whatevzz.[/QUOTE]

It actually was pretty awesome. Just the walking-around was kinda lame.

My favorite painting was a post-modernist one that had a cube with a pile of crap on top of it.

[QUOTE=JonM]God, Soulseek is amazing, isn't it?[/QUOTE]

Sure is.

[QUOTE=el doctor]I saw The Squid and the Whale last night. Good acting, good story, and humor that's just as funny as it is saddening. Very enjoyable film.[/QUOTE]

This one looks gorgeous, I'm highly anticipating this one. The only movie I'm looking forward to more is Capote, but that's because I'm in love with Philip Seymour Hoffman. :D

I saw Requim for a Dream again today. It's one of my favorite movies of all time, it's damn depressing though.

That it is.

I like showing people that movie and seeing their reaction.

I've never even heard of it.

There was a drug presentation at my school once and they showed us clips from that movie, but I've never watched it.

I think I might have seen it, but that I was too stoned to remember anything of it now.

NP: Weezer - El Scorcho

I hated that movie.

Requiem still wasn't as good as Pi.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I hated that movie.[/QUOTE]

What did you hate about it?

[QUOTE=lilsolsman]I saw Requim for a Dream again today. It's one of my favorite movies of all time, it's damn depressing though.[/QUOTE]
I saw that for the first time a couple days ago. The mother is just :upset:. Acting was brilliant.

[QUOTE=lilsolsman]What did you hate about it?[/QUOTE]

Basically, I found it impossible to feel for any of the characters. I think this is because they weren't developed in such a way that I could identify them as human beings first, drug victims second. The characters seemed to me like vehicles for displaying disturbing images, and that to me kept said images from being nearly as effective as they could have been.

[QUOTE=Wanker]Requiem still wasn't as good as Pi.[/QUOTE]
Please tell me you're kidding.

<3 Jennifer Connelly. Haven't watched that though.

I just got home from jamming with my friends, it was pretty rad.

[QUOTE=Luxor]Please tell me you're kidding.[/QUOTE]

I agree with his statement. I thought Pi was really neat, and I already gave my opinion of Requiem.

[QUOTE=Wanker]Requiem still wasn't as good as Pi.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I'd agree as well. While I enjoyed Requiem, Pi was a more intriguing movie overall.

I read the first 200 pages of Requiem in about two days, but I've been reading the remainder painfully slowly.

I just started reading [I]Middlesex[/I] by Jeffrey Eugenides. I'm looking forward to continuing.

I'm reading in a book written in the 1850's, the old language reads so slowly. It's about the Dutch colonisation in Indonesia. Basically a complaint against the inhumane practices over there.

I'll never finish it. But I have to!

NP: Elvis Costello - Oliver's Army

<3

Just got back from seeing Jarhead. Pretty good, I must say.

I'm reading Please Kill Me right now, it's quite intriguing.

np: Johnny Cash - Ring Of Fire

I finally finished [I]A Clockwork Orange[/I] today, pretty good.

And now I start [I]On the Road[/I], by Jack Kerouac.

[QUOTE=Luxor]Please tell me you're kidding.[/QUOTE]

Not at all. Pi's plot was far better. I think it was a lot creepier too, actually.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I just started reading [I]Middlesex[/I] by Jeffrey Eugenides. I'm looking forward to continuing.[/QUOTE]

That's the next book we have to read in my AP English class.

[QUOTE=Zappa]That's the next book we have to read in my AP English class.[/QUOTE]
Nice, he's a great author. Have you read [I]The Virgin Suicides[/I]?

I'm reading about 4 things at once. It's really bad.