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i drink so i can talk to assholes…

demiourgos — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:02:58 +0000

some drink and get sad. some drink and cry. some drink and get angry. some drink and say gay people take it up the ass. some drink and call police officers ’sugar tits’. some drink and assert the jews are responsible for all the wars in the world. some drink and beat their girlfriends because they ‘deserved’ it. some drink and claim they see a bitch in heat or a vegas whore. some drink and call the help ‘wetback’. some drink and bring up being ‘raped by a pack of niggers’. one guy does all of these but the first two…which is sad and can make you want to cry.

whatever happened to baby jane?

demiourgos — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 18:44:30 +0000

finally it has been said aloud was has been apparent for years by an authority of the body no less, one of chicago’s finest, roger ebert:

” i am happy to say it brings back an element sadly missing in recent movies, gratuitous nudity. sexy women would ‘happen’ to be topless in the 1970s movies for no better reason than that everyone agreed, including themselves, that their breasts were a genuine pleasure to regard — the most beautiful naturally occurring shapes in nature, i believe. now we see breasts only in serious films, for expressing reasons.”

clearly a man with a preference and only the question remains to be answered:

“what-a good is all the violence in the world unless
it is toppled with limitless sex?”

no thanks hollywood, i ain’t in to that…

demiourgos — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 11:50:31 +0000

is not the term “movie” an antiquated and witless relic of a less kinetic time? what of substance can be said of the annual gladiatorial game of motion picture performance colloquially known as the oscars? nothing, for that which lacks substance cannot be accounted for with substance any more than art can compete. nonetheless why has any pat on the back taken on such an ostentatious and overblown countenance when the knife in the back has so much more staying power to affect change? what can be said about a change agent if its success must be taken notice of? perhaps the change is not so significant, if at all, and hardly worth the recognition.