LCDigger soundsystem

vegangaze genre is like pre production of pasolini's films #haiku #micropoetry #veganism #cinema

"a good man often becomes evil and an evil man becomes good. isnt true?" "there's no difference"

nathan fielder and lance oppenheim should direct zwan/ billy corgan/david pajo docufiction

"the earth is covered in nets. everybody sets up nets. some are subtle and honest. others crude and brutal."

"must a left-wing/right-wing become a podcaster/content creator just to survive?" pitfall (1962)

"they cheat me. we cheat the next guys. it's a cycle."

you know that shes half dilettante but is that why you wanna be there

i might use letterboxd more if it had imdb like message boards / forums

therapist chuang tzu: mind fits when you forget about right and wrong. opportunity fits when theres no internal transformation or external imitation. one who begins with what fits and never experiences what doesn't fit has the fitness that forgets about what fits.

"do you consider those areas the basic status of city life? or is it some characteristic of that lame subculture and new academism mentality that you love?"

"must a cinephile become letterboxd user just to survive?"

this is what they took from us, born again catholic bob dylan

jesus was a podcaster when he misspoke upon the water

"posthumous vanity? perhaps: vanity is such a fantastic thing, so far from being 'realistic' that it even leads us to worry about what others will think of us after we're dead and buried"

keep on docufictioning in the free world

is this why so many artists,bands musicians, writers, filmmakers, painters don't want to experiment or get out of their comfort zones

on natsume sōseki (1867-1916): "no interest in trying to create something novel, unique or brand new. yet he equally feared that vanity might make him try something beyond his skills."

"if I'd stayed there, would i always have been happy? no i supposed not. people move away, grow older, die, and the bright belief that there'll be another marvelous thing around each corner fades." a month in the country/city (1980) j.l. carr

"this is a nostalgia for something we have never had, a tugging at the heart - knowing a precious moment gone and we not there. we can ask and ask but we cant have again what once seemed ours forever." a month in the country/city (1980) j.l. carr

i will fake it through the day with some help from nathan fielder red