The Functioning Alcoholic wrote 21 minutes ago: David’s son – now known as Duncan Jones – strings together a low budget movie to … more →
nummynims wrote 1 hour ago: Classic image of the Cyclone Images of the Cyclone now One of the best wooden rollercoasters I … more →
thisuglysweater wrote 1 hour ago: 1) Existential Crises in the Supermarket 2) Uncertainty at the Drive-Through 3) Anxiety on the Inter … more →
magnumcpa wrote 1 hour ago: Realized Doubt and Revolutionary Road both came in via Netflix yesterday. May need therapy for major … more →
Mike wrote 1 hour ago: I was reading a short article in Sunday’s Washington Post Magazine about a “growing urba … more →
SimplyRead wrote 2 hours ago: King of the Hill Khannie: “What did he say?” Peggy: “A lot of words that sound wis … more →
aka_lol wrote 2 hours ago: I should have something better to write about than Michael Jackson, considering Government arroganc … more →
designabilities wrote 2 hours ago: In November 1998, many hearing-impaired people – and an equal amount of those who could hear just fi … more →
nummynims wrote 3 hours ago: Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Stand around 1920’s Nathan’s Stand on July 4, 2009 with cr … more →
Layla wrote 5 hours ago: In times of conflict the atrocities of war come to over shadow the atrocities of nature: the termina … more →
Cathey wrote 10 hours ago: For the most part, I have very few female friends. This does not bother me. In some way, it’ … more →
Cathey wrote 12 hours ago: Peter Culshaw, from the Telegraph, wrote this wonderful piece about one of my deepest obsessions: … more →
Ray Anselmo wrote 14 hours ago: Yesterday, I used this space to talk about the mediocrity that reigns over much of what is produced … more →
pablojeffress wrote 15 hours ago: Reclaim the streets, four wheels rolling style. How great is the shot of a mass of skaters owni … more →
Julian Ayrs wrote 15 hours ago: Strip Tease! On the 4th of July while Yankees were munching on foot-long hot dogs – wouldn … more →
junaverse wrote 16 hours ago: …but for some it’s just another routine check. Red white and blue lights blaze the … more →
cadeveo wrote 17 hours ago: The religion of the Spectacle is the Spectacle itself. We live in a supposedly secular, post-modern … more →
T. Troy Stewart wrote 17 hours ago: Oh, no, it’s not because he’s not talented enough. Not because he’s peaked, if an … more →