that's the guy who stole my underwear from the laundromat dryer
Show Lessor at least be able to do all the post-runway cleaning
Show Lessgirls love a man that could win project runway
Show Lesshe's advertising that he will do all your laundry?
Show Lessthat evil giggle.
Show Less"mississippi burning"
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Mississippi%20Burning&defid=5791830
my hero
Show Lessi can't stop watching her other videos
Show LessHUMILIATION NATION // I AM SO TURNED ON RITE NOW
Show LessNAH, ZAKIA, THEE INTENTIONAL MISSPELLING IS CLEARLY THE AVANTGESTURE. BUT NICE CLAWS XXQ
Show Lessi mean not nearly as avant as writing in all caps, but close
Show LessDICK ON YOUTUBE... PRETTY SURE THAT'S LIEK WAY AVANT
Show Lesswaiting for this to be a super subtle cinemagraph
Show Lessoy, my bad. meant who shot this/where'd it come from?
Show LessGETTIN PRETTY (OBTUSE), SAUL
Show Lessthe better question is, what?
Show Lessthe better question is, why this composition,really that? (rule 34 has become a cliche)
Show Lessi'm not a photoshop expert.
Show Lesslike* talking to god; update my anachronism
Show Lessemail god.
http://stewd.io/emailgod/
They get wi-fi in heaven, didn't you know Inger?
Show LessCome on, now.
Show Lessagree tanson, the legacy of "cyberpunk," and the base of its success, was/is the novelty of technological potential. also, though maybe a by-product of twitter's declarative, 141-character-based nature, his arbitrary generalizations about creative and non-creative people being certain resolvable things strikes me as unthoughtful.
nevertheless, i believe he's focusing, to the detriment of his ability to be self-aware, on how atemporal works consciously develop "traditional" themes below the details of plot, whether it be VR-action satire or Jane Austen fetish--we are still focused on the same philosophical thrusting we've always been
…agree tanson, the legacy of "cyberpunk," and the base of its success, was/is the novelty of technological potential. also, though maybe a by-product of twitter's declarative, 141-character-based nature, his arbitrary generalizations about creative and non-creative people being certain resolvable things strikes me as unthoughtful.
nevertheless, i believe he's focusing, to the detriment of his ability to be self-aware, on how atemporal works consciously develop "traditional" themes below the details of plot, whether it be VR-action satire or Jane Austen fetish--we are still focused on the same philosophical thrusting we've always been
Show Lessa+ calvin! you win!
Show Lessyes awesome. I read gibson though partly because he is the MOST temporal of writers. some of his sentences read as if he is trying to jam in as many brand names as he can, for instance. it's interesting but not atemporal.
actually, I gotta say, 'plot' has almost completely eluded him recently. i'm not sure even he would say that's a feature of atemporality, as he seems to define it.
#awesome
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