Looking forward to watching Persepolis again with Maff. I’m hoping the pure beauty of it will make my coldy flu go away.
Brando meets Tennessee Williams at BFI today. If only he hadn’t eaten all those twinkies…
Here’s brando as a cat
I love today.
Why would you buy a pair of shoes and not remove the price sticker from the sole? Why do it? Are you that dumb and mean and slatternly? Do you not care about your shoes? Do you want the world to see you got them in the sale for £45? (You shouldn’t have paid that much.) Do you have problems peeling the label off? I know it’s hard but just do it. Bring the shoes/boots/monstrosities to me and I’ll do it. Spend the time peeling off the label before you walk it so deep into the sole that you’ll never get it off and the label is all mucky and it looks even worse than it did before when you could have taken it off with more ease.
Remove the label. It’s not hard. Don’t be so weak willed and poo-filled that you can’t take the label off. Don’t make me watch you walk ahead with the glare of your half-peeled-off label slicing my eye like a big, old blunt knife that your granny still has in a kitchen drawer for opening letters that you never send her.
REMOVE THE LABEL. Please. I want you to care about the stuff that you can’t see but that other people can.
Going to see this tonight with Janey Mac. It better come on like a (good) Japanese Michel Gondry filum or Mac and I will go Hulk-style and kick posh people in their hearts.
It’s an age-old practice but the ongoing mystery surrounding how and why sneakers end up on power lines around the globe always seems to confound the casual observer. Matthew Bates and his team ofinvestigators are hoping to crack the code to this enigmatic folklore. We first ran into Matt and his quest way back when Sneaker Freaker first hit cyberspace, and just like the crusade to find one’s own holy grail, Matt is determined to find out why this tradition continues to thrive. Using a truly interactive media outlet, the team are inviting all sneakerheads to record a wide variety of opinions with their ‘Mystery of Flying Kicks!’ documentary. SNEAKER FREAKER
Words, pikkers, sounds and all the stuff that makes my heart smile. I’m going to dump it here. My little blogbox floating around in the infraweb. The infraweb of dreams and poo.
