I mean, Princess Mononoke has a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who the fuck were the 7% who thought it was objectively bad, and how is that even a defensible position? Imagine someone trying to convince you not to look at a Rembrandt "because, you know, it's not even worth a look" and how does that person not deserve to be punched in the face followed by unemployment as an art critic?
Especially since it had all the preachy moral complexity of a Star Trek episode.
I mean, who doesn't love that.
Did we even watch the same film? I thought it did an admirable job of presenting the central conflict of industrialization without demonizing the humans and their "progress" and the characters were complex, nuanced, and defied simplistic good/evil categorizations.
I mean, Princess Mononoke has a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who the fuck were the 7% who thought it was objectively bad, and how is that even a defensible position? Imagine someone trying to convince you not to look at a Rembrandt "because, you know, it's not even worth a look" and how does that person not deserve to be punched in the face followed by unemployment as an art critic?
Especially since it had all the preachy moral complexity of a Star Trek episode.
I mean, who doesn't love that.
Did we even watch the same film? I thought it did an admirable job of presenting the central conflict of industrialization without demonizing the humans and their "progress" and the characters were complex, nuanced, and defied simplistic good/evil categorizations.
I mean, Princess Mononoke has a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who the fuck were the 7% who thought it was objectively bad, and how is that even a defensible position? Imagine someone trying to convince you not to look at a Rembrandt "because, you know, it's not even worth a look" and how does that person not deserve to be punched in the face followed by unemployment as an art critic?
Especially since it had all the preachy moral complexity of a Star Trek episode.
I mean, who doesn't love that.
Did we even watch the same film? I thought it did an admirable job of presenting the central conflict of industrialization without demonizing the humans and their "progress" and the characters were complex, nuanced, and defied simplistic good/evil categorizations.
Yeah, I was just razzing you.
I saw it like a year ago and don't remember much besides the dude riding the Ostrich.
I mean, Princess Mononoke has a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who the fuck were the 7% who thought it was objectively bad, and how is that even a defensible position? Imagine someone trying to convince you not to look at a Rembrandt "because, you know, it's not even worth a look" and how does that person not deserve to be punched in the face followed by unemployment as an art critic?
Especially since it had all the preachy moral complexity of a Star Trek episode.
I mean, who doesn't love that.
Did you make my potatoes?
No, I haven't been doing any cooking lately. I'm only home in the evening on tuesday and wednesday, and Emma makes dinner.
I have the recipe safe and sound though. For someday.
I was born by the river
In a little tent
Oh, and just like the river I've been running
Ever since
It's been a long
Long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come
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I mean, Princess Mononoke has a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who the fuck were the 7% who thought it was objectively bad, and how is that even a defensible position? Imagine someone trying to convince you not to look at a Rembrandt "because, you know, it's not even worth a look" and how does that person not deserve to be punched in the face followed by unemployment as an art critic?
Especially since it had all the preachy moral complexity of a Star Trek episode.
I mean, who doesn't love that.
Did we even watch the same film? I thought it did an admirable job of presenting the central conflict of industrialization without demonizing the humans and their "progress" and the characters were complex, nuanced, and defied simplistic good/evil categorizations.
Yeah, I was just razzing you.
I saw it like a year ago and don't remember much besides the dude riding the Ostrich.
Ahhh, ok.
To me the film will always be special, one of the last great hand-made animated films (there was a negligible amount of CG art and like, 150,000 hand painted frames).
Bah! Times New Roman is for squares, for me it's gonna be wingdings with a legend on each page.
But really, if you're writing a paper, you don't use anything but Times New Roman 12 point double-spaced with the appropriate citation style unless told otherwise.
Hey also, since this doesn't say a thing about being Times New Roman 12 point, what's a good font/layout for a readable paper?
I would suggest Times New Roman 12 point.
Or Times New Roman 12 point double spaced.
It's really the best font.
Night everyone.
Helvetica, 10pt.
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Zwounds, I confuzzled the optative and the subjunctive!
Would that I might stop, I dare say I could not.
That not my sordid words express myself most fully,
But that my deep crossing faders and filters of such low pass
Are how one might peer into my very soul and find sweet harmony
And asses dropping as if the sun himself dost make his home
In their pants, as if they were a picture from my camera polaroid.
Bah! Times New Roman is for squares, for me it's gonna be wingdings with a legend on each page.
But really, if you're writing a paper, you don't use anything but Times New Roman 12 point double-spaced with the appropriate citation style unless told otherwise.
I always keep it single-spaced until I finish writing, and then when I double-space it I am like "surprise I hit the pagecount!"
Though I suppose in this case, it doesn't matter. Still, I like it.
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edited February 2009
The only DJ I keep up with is BT.
What's he been up to, anyway?
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I'm glad I asked.
New York, NY - Following Brian (BT) Transeau's critically acclaimed electronic film/5.1 masterpiece, This Binary Universe (heralded as ”The most important electronic work of the new millennium” by Keyboard Magazine); a foray into the world of animated film making seems like a very natural progression for him.
* Next up Transeau is scoring the new Pixar short Cars-Tokyo Mater!. “I am beyond thrilled” says BT, “it’s the first thing I’ve ever done that my daughter thinks kicks ass!!”
* In addition, Transeau has completed a “dub-step, glitched out orchestral-freak out” for the new Sega game Alpha Protocol featuring a full orchestra.
* He is also in the process of remixing and collaborating with Shiny Toy Guns, Christian Burn and Catherine Wheel’s Rob Dickenson.
* BT's plans for a full tour with his live band upon completion of his as-yet-untitled upcoming album are coming soon!
Bah! Times New Roman is for squares, for me it's gonna be wingdings with a legend on each page.
But really, if you're writing a paper, you don't use anything but Times New Roman 12 point double-spaced with the appropriate citation style unless told otherwise.
I always keep it single-spaced until I finish writing, and then when I double-space it I am like "surprise I hit the pagecount!"
Though I suppose in this case, it doesn't matter. Still, I like it.
I understand the usefulness of double space for editing, but I rather dislike the look of it.
Bah! Times New Roman is for squares, for me it's gonna be wingdings with a legend on each page.
But really, if you're writing a paper, you don't use anything but Times New Roman 12 point double-spaced with the appropriate citation style unless told otherwise.
I always keep it single-spaced until I finish writing, and then when I double-space it I am like "surprise I hit the pagecount!"
Though I suppose in this case, it doesn't matter. Still, I like it.
I understand the usefulness of double space for editing, but I rather dislike the look of it.
Oh yeah, I think it looks awful. But I wouldn't want to correct single-spaced.
Bah! Times New Roman is for squares, for me it's gonna be wingdings with a legend on each page.
But really, if you're writing a paper, you don't use anything but Times New Roman 12 point double-spaced with the appropriate citation style unless told otherwise.
I always keep it single-spaced until I finish writing, and then when I double-space it I am like "surprise I hit the pagecount!"
Though I suppose in this case, it doesn't matter. Still, I like it.
I understand the usefulness of double space for editing, but I rather dislike the look of it.
Yes.
Drives me crazy.
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Zimmydoom, Zimmydoom
Flew away in a balloon
Had sex with polar bears
While sitting in a reclining chair
Now there are Zim-Bear hybrids
Running around and clawing eyelids
Watch out, a Zim-Bear is about to have sex with yooooooou!
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Did we even watch the same film? I thought it did an admirable job of presenting the central conflict of industrialization without demonizing the humans and their "progress" and the characters were complex, nuanced, and defied simplistic good/evil categorizations.
I'm sure it could also have Elton John in boot props.
It even had a happy ending.
Sort of.
Yeah, I was just razzing you.
I saw it like a year ago and don't remember much besides the dude riding the Ostrich.
No, I haven't been doing any cooking lately. I'm only home in the evening on tuesday and wednesday, and Emma makes dinner.
I have the recipe safe and sound though. For someday.
I was born by the river
In a little tent
Oh, and just like the river I've been running
Ever since
It's been a long
Long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come
They ported all 3 to the States?
Can you stop?
Will you stop?
Ahhh, ok.
To me the film will always be special, one of the last great hand-made animated films (there was a negligible amount of CG art and like, 150,000 hand painted frames).
Well, no, but there's a US version. Instead of getting it, I have Portable 1 & 2 and Clazziquai edition.
Fever(the US one) is basically a reworking of 2, so I technically have no reason to own it.
Also, Clazziquai improved a lot.
It has full motion video, for one
Would that I could stop I dare say I could not.
Zooks!
It would appear that the beat is an iron rail on which your soul is grooved to run!
which I consider a good thing
Ah, gotcha. Didn't know they even had a US version. Cool deal, though. (I'll check the video later tonight when not at work)
Yes.
But really, if you're writing a paper, you don't use anything but Times New Roman 12 point double-spaced with the appropriate citation style unless told otherwise.
At least you can take solace in the bastion of reasoned discourse that is the airline peanut thread.
Helvetica, 10pt.
Would that I might stop, I dare say I could not.
That not my sordid words express myself most fully,
But that my deep crossing faders and filters of such low pass
Are how one might peer into my very soul and find sweet harmony
And asses dropping as if the sun himself dost make his home
In their pants, as if they were a picture from my camera polaroid.
Frutiger ultra light
sweet
I always keep it single-spaced until I finish writing, and then when I double-space it I am like "surprise I hit the pagecount!"
Though I suppose in this case, it doesn't matter. Still, I like it.
What's he been up to, anyway?
I would have taken you for a Bernhard Fashion.
I understand the usefulness of double space for editing, but I rather dislike the look of it.
Oh yeah, I think it looks awful. But I wouldn't want to correct single-spaced.
Yes.
Drives me crazy.
I do love Bernhard Fashion, but for general purpose it's gotta be Frutiger, as light as possible.
"Frutiger Ultra Light" sounds like the kind of beer I'd expect to find you sipping slowly out of a brandy snifter.
(who measures fonts in points in this day and age?)