very & shoes @quaad@everything.happens.horse

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.

Slumgullion stew.

The Green Knight is a Christmas movie.

another twee ensemble piece

@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?

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

@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

What witchcraft is this? Embedded in a Brooklyn sidewalk.

@ingrid it did send me down a mini rabbit hole about their current bassist that ended up reminding me of Zwan, the ill-fated Billy Corgan led 'supergroup'. so, worth it?

@ingrid I've regretted this post since i made it; i don't want to spread negativity. If you enjoy the pixies as they are currently constituted i'm glad. it's just a matter of personal preference.

@ingrid pixies with Kim Deal: good, Pixies sans Kim Deal: bad.

@casey glittermouse

Movies from the 1930s with psychiatry and neuroscience as plot devices have some loopy ideas about how brains work.