I have been thinking through an analogy about finding authentic meaningful bits of popular culture. I see a loud, writhing heap of trash, like a landfill but with less garbage-ooze and more flies. Scattered throughout the heap are sparkling golden threads; honorable endeavors, thoughtful depictions, genuine moments. I don't write poems, so I think I will just write a blog describing the image in my head. There.
Monday, May 25, 2009
PICKING AT THE GOLDEN THREADS
I have been thinking through an analogy about finding authentic meaningful bits of popular culture. I see a loud, writhing heap of trash, like a landfill but with less garbage-ooze and more flies. Scattered throughout the heap are sparkling golden threads; honorable endeavors, thoughtful depictions, genuine moments. I don't write poems, so I think I will just write a blog describing the image in my head. There.
Friday, May 22, 2009
SLOW PRETZEL
I just remembered this one time, in the summer of 1999; I went to a professional wrestling event at the Baltimore Arena where they were filming 'crowd scenes' for the David Arquette movie Ready to Rumble.
I had a soft pretzel, so whenever the camera passed over us, I tried to eat the pretzel in super-slow-motion while everyone else was jumping around crazy.
I am not sure if this ever made it into the movie because it was completely unwatchable.
I had a soft pretzel, so whenever the camera passed over us, I tried to eat the pretzel in super-slow-motion while everyone else was jumping around crazy.
I am not sure if this ever made it into the movie because it was completely unwatchable.
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It's kind of about a robotic honey-seeking bear, but mostly it's about raw honey, like you use for packing wounds.