tl;dr have you seen the latest episode of always sunny?
it's not quite 'implications' level. but there is a conversation there that is so egocentric and sociopathic it elicits the same sort of 'oh, no!' laughter. it involves a bunker and is just fucking hilarious.
I have not! In fact, I haven't had much of any time for TV. I just recently got to watch the first episode of this season of Dexter.
the Coriolanus trailer inevitably reminds me of the TV show Kings
which I absolutely adore and is incredibly fantastic but is very hard to get people to watch because it has one season then it got cancelled and the plot has no real resolution
but my god it's some of the best acting and writing that has ever been on TV
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Romeo and Juliet is not great. It's about stupid teens who think they're in love, but can't be together, and so they die.
It's basically the Twilight of its time.
yes but Baz Luhrmann is an incredible film-maker and if you can't look past the teenage angst and the shoddy over-acting of a young Leo DiCaprio then i don't fucking know, man
alright, i am off downtown to have lunch with Cass, Choco, and BeNarwhal
peace out homies
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"Local honey cures allergies" is marketing brilliance. I've never met a single person who has claimed that it helped their allergies, but no one is mad since they never expected it to work to begin with. And they keep buying it anyway because it's so much tastier. It's perfect.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
"Local honey cures allergies" is marketing brilliance. I've never met a single person who has claimed that it helped their allergies, but no one is mad since they never expected it to work to begin with. And they keep buying it anyway because it's so much tastier. It's perfect.
I'm generally not OK with outright lies as a marketing trick
That was terrible. When did the Onion start letting people do serious Op-Eds with gastly wordplay as a patina f comedy over them?
Or am I missing something, and the very existence of the column is a meta-comment on whether or not Krugman's argument can possibly be serious?
"Local honey cures allergies" is marketing brilliance. I've never met a single person who has claimed that it helped their allergies, but no one is mad since they never expected it to work to begin with. And they keep buying it anyway because it's so much tastier. It's perfect.
I'm generally not OK with outright lies as a marketing trick
Well, this is more bullshit popular medical advice than marketing, but marketers could learn from it!
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
You didn't see modern Romeo + Juliet if you can claim such an opinion.
are you high
I'd have to be to enjoy that movie.
you weird, bro
it's a very uneven movie, basically everything concerning romeo and juliet themselves is sorta lame
but basically everything else about that movie is amazing
It lost me when they pulled their longswords out and the swords were guns.
That stuff is either going to seem awesome or stupid to an audience, and I fall into the latter category.
...you have seen very few plays I guess
yeah i don't know man
this sort of thing is pretty standard for plays, many shakespeare plays mess with the period a little, change the period and the setting and the costumes and shit
it's one of the beauties of Shakespeare, that adaptability of the basic core stories
also the longswords and daggers in this context were referred to as brands of guns (even printed on them)
Are there many plays where the swords are guns Abdy
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TL DRNot at all confident in his reflexive opinions of thingsRegistered Userregular
Honey has been shown to be more effective than Dextromethorphan (the common ingredient in cough syrup) in relieving cough. Never heard that claim about allergies, though.
That was terrible. When did the Onion start letting people do serious Op-Eds with gastly wordplay as a patina f comedy over them?
Or am I missing something, and the very existence of the column is a meta-comment on whether or not Krugman's argument can possibly be serious?
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Yes, recently. Helen Mirren was in it.
Yes. they do.
I liked romeo+juliet.
But this looks really fun.
Adding that to my queue, though
which I absolutely adore and is incredibly fantastic but is very hard to get people to watch because it has one season then it got cancelled and the plot has no real resolution
but my god it's some of the best acting and writing that has ever been on TV
Everything about that movie but romeo and juliet was fantastic.
John Leguizamo's Tybalt = awesome
Dude that was Mercutio = awesome
twitch.tv/tehsloth
I'd have to be to enjoy that movie.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/this-sure-is-a-spooky-time-for-the-economy,26442/
It's the start of another beautiful day of unemployment.
political drama
explosions
guns
homoerotic masculinity
modern adaptations of classics
ralph fiennes
so this Coriolanus movie has me pretty excited
you weird, bro
it's a very uneven movie, basically everything concerning romeo and juliet themselves is sorta lame
but basically everything else about that movie is amazing
It's basically the Twilight of its time.
when was the last time you watched it
yes but Baz Luhrmann is an incredible film-maker and if you can't look past the teenage angst and the shoddy over-acting of a young Leo DiCaprio then i don't fucking know, man
have you seen the movie we're talking about
peace out homies
It lost me when they pulled their longswords out and the swords were guns.
That stuff is either going to seem awesome or stupid to an audience, and I fall into the latter category.
I'm generally not OK with outright lies as a marketing trick
That was terrible. When did the Onion start letting people do serious Op-Eds with gastly wordplay as a patina f comedy over them?
Or am I missing something, and the very existence of the column is a meta-comment on whether or not Krugman's argument can possibly be serious?
...you have seen very few plays I guess
It's not really a PBP, in that you don't have to make a character or anything and you can just play at your own pace. Hopefully it should be fun.
Well, this is more bullshit popular medical advice than marketing, but marketers could learn from it!
yeah i don't know man
this sort of thing is pretty standard for plays, many shakespeare plays mess with the period a little, change the period and the setting and the costumes and shit
it's one of the beauties of Shakespeare, that adaptability of the basic core stories
also the longswords and daggers in this context were referred to as brands of guns (even printed on them)
it worked
you a busta
Mmm... placebos
I've seen Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet and it is, in my opinion, the least-worst adaptation of the play produced.
yes
this is commonplace
dude do you go to the stratford festival at all
ever