Posts by Anonymous Author
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I'm not certain as to whether I came here to concur with someone or other about the popularity of some word or another, as I cannot recall what that word might be or whether it was even, aptly, something like that or not.
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No proper-nounified un-suffixed Dotcom?
Love 'brainfade' – it can be made to sound almost as onomatopaeic as 'flibbertigibberish'.
'Facebook', however, sounds like the shape of a headache slowly expanding. -
WotY: EPO as in Lance 'erythropoietin' Armstrong
WotD: P as in pure methamphetamine -
WotY: Mahy, Baumgartner, boson (as in Higgs).
WotD: Apple, terror, Crocs (as in I'd rather put my head in the mouth of one than wear two on my feet). -
Terifferric post title.
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Scary goddamn teenagers.
Exactly. How dare they be so candid and capable.
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Dinosaur Jr. is a genuine pleasure.
Flavours of the week at the audience for me are:
http://www.theaudience.co.nz/die-die-die/harmony/ and this 16 year old: http://www.theaudience.co.nz/name-ul/funerals/Here's a Spiritualized video which I found only this morning.
A little bleakness, a little hope, as ever.... -
In response to a twitter plea for posts and impressions…
This moves me to compulsively share:
This moves me to the 10th dimension:
This moves me in so many ways, all of them debilitating: (And I'm accepting of the fact 8,100,289 you tube viewers seem to disagree.)
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This afternoon, I'll continue to confront Rémy Martin V.S.O.P. and live vicariously through this footage of Bobby Farrell, in anticipation of exotic holiday parties in Hawkes Bay.
On Christmas day, I'll be helping my loved ones forget the past with presents, livestreaming O.com All Ye Faithful for some rousing caroling, fulfilling uncle's traditional request for a gift of a double entendre by cheerfully giving him one, while remembering Grammar Santa's tip for recognising a restrictive relative claus, by looking for an aunty who gives impractical gifts.
Merry Christmas.
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Umami.
Binge thinking.
Penne for your tortes. (Even though the bun is the doughest form of wheat, hyuk hyuk.)