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@ingrid the music mashups alone made it ok. (it was ok anyway)

Dream pt 2 (absurd funeral scene) 

Dream, pt 2, location Louisville, KY: Walking down the street, I’m enlisted by a very busy funeral home to officiate a funeral. Someone has chosen ‘Stayin’ Alive’ by The Bee Gees as funeral song and the family of the deceased is upset by this. Based on the song selection they’re afraid I will say something inappropriate and fire me on the spot. I understand their concern and I’m ok with their decision.

dream part one 

Dream pt 1, location Louisville, KY: Ned Beatty (as mogul Arthur Jensen from the film Network) is supposed to partner with me in an apartment renovation. He arrives with a large piece of reclaimed wood but is disappointed to find that a gut renovation is required. Feeling that I misrepresented the situation, he’s angry and abandons our partnership. After some tense moments we part ways amicably.

@tinker @skinnylatte this was so popular in Brooklyn that they stopped offering it.

@1moremin I love to hear about a successful squatting. We had some in NYC until a certain mayor rolled out the full force of the NYPD to end them. your eXperienZ also reminds me of the lengths we would all go in a pre digital world to see good films.

@1moremin i love it! So much character, tho I’m not a fan of the center aisle layout. Was it something else before it was a theater?

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this would be not great if the British Library wasn’t notorious for demanding ridiculous levels of ID evidence from its readers for registration. as it is, however, it is truly truly atrocious.

British Library hack: Customer data offered for sale on dark web

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-67544504 #BritishLibrary @bookstodon

watching eXistenZ for the first time since i saw it in a theater when it was first released.

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@ranjit bright lights, big park, little doggo

@ingrid listened to it twice. such at good episode, so well researched. I especially loved your epilogue. I wish someone would pay you tons of money to make a multipart series on mineral supply chains, colonialism, capitalism, and war.

There’s nothing like a rainy fall day in Brooklyn, where it may drizzle or pour but low gray clouds hang with a sense of permanence and sullen purpose

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