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oyesteryells 1 month
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you know the rhythm game is getting a little too crazy when your eyes start burning and filling with tears
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mobydyke 2 years
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one of my favorite parts of moby dick is when ishmael wants/needs to tell us something but he desperately doesn't want to have to talk about it, he just buries it in a bunch of irrelevant information.
at the very beginning, he goes to church. a place filled with "silent grief... insular and incommunicable." and he sees these marble tablets on either side of the pulpit and says 'I don't really remember them all that well' (which is likely a lie. at the least it's extremely out of character for a man who directly quotes the internal monologues of other men) and proceeds to give three paraphrased examples. the first tablet is for a teenager, lost overboard off patagonia. the tablet was paid for by his sister. the second is for 6 men, taken by a whale they were hunting in the pacific. the tablet was paid for "by their surviving shipmates." the third is for a captain, killed on his own boat by a sperm whale off japan. the tablet was paid for by his widow. all seemingly normal.
except they're not. the first one is a red herring, seemingly irrelevant to our story. but the second? a memorial for a crew lost to a whale, left by their surviving shipmates? that's exactly what we're reading. the surviving shipmate is ishmael. he's all that remains. and then he pivots, drawing our attention to the much clearer parallel- the captain who loses his life on his own boat to a sperm whale. and we all immediately go "oh I know who that is! ahab!!" and ishmael succeeds. he needs us to see the sailors remembered by their surviving crew, but even more he needs to not address it. he needs us to not ask him about it. he wants this story to be told but he doesn't want to be the one telling it. he wants to pretend to be someone else, to be someone other than the one who survived. and for 135 chapters, he gets to be.
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anthonycrowley 1 month
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i鈥檓 so sorry to say this. and i鈥檓 not saying all sad wet gay fantasy boys is the same necessarily. however. i must live my truth. i must call a spade a spade. alfie allen would make a fantastic rincewind.
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johntorrington 3 months
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i love the ephemeral and temporary nature of live theatre except when i don鈥檛 get to see a play i want to and then it sucks
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strixton 1 year
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dolokhoded 4 months
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thinking about song of the ocean from dimitris papadimitriou's moby dick musical... girl.....girl.....
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gloopdimension 9 months
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I think the pacing in 2001aso is something i have nevr seen before in a movie. It takes its time for you to take in scenes and shots and to build up music(different discussion entirely the music makes me sofucking autistic). I think it works well bc like. the dialogue itself TO ME feels sparse and among馃く the quiet and stillness it makes exchanges btwn characters soooo much more special
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lil-melody-moon 1 year
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God, I'm almost finished with listening to The Beatles' discography. Can't believe that, after two months!
Got to listen to whole "Abbey Road" today. Of course, I knew some songs, "Something" is my favorite so far, but there's "Octopus's Garden", which is again, a very catchy song by Ringo, but then there's "The End" with that sweet moment of a drum solo.
Drum solo. And you know how I love this instrument. This lil song might just kick the two previously mentioned out only and solely because of drum solo in "The End".
Same happened with "Helter Skelter" on "White Album". Listened to it once, twice, fell in love with the drum part and now it's my favorite from all 30 songs on this long album.
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jaynovz 1 year
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anthonycrowley 9 months
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truly believe in my heart tennant realizes crowley is someone鈥檚 (my) the doctor and he behaves accordingly even if he鈥檚 not in the fucking trenches
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pygian-weapon 2 years
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In defense of Garak, if I was in exile and lonely and shared art from my home planet to the one guy that talks to me, and he told me it was "kinda mid" I would have started throwing hands
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bellshazes 1 year
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there is unfortunately a link btwn revolution is an act of love/liberation theology and. mcyt rp. but i have drafted the several paragraphs i wrote abt that meanderign thru theater of the absurd & its offshoots (mikey and nicky clock fight i'm always thinking abt you) because i could make the argument and even a small amt of people might appreciate it but it's esoteric to such a degree it's functionally useless to spend time arguing. but i know it, in my heart
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gravity-rainbow 2 years
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Moby 18 - In My Heart
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mosscrab 1 month
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mgsv has so many literary references to books i have essays abt it kind of makes me.
#i'm sick this is my slightly fever-induced thought stream in the rest of the tags sorry ->#all the 1984 stuff is really interesting. the position of both ocelot and kaz as the people running room 101 is really fascinating.#because it somehow manages to place huey in the position of winston while also having venom be in the position of winston.#<- would that make quiet julia? actually yes it does bc of her nature motifs.#and the whole game seems to doublethink of whats real and what isn't. though it starts to tell you what isn't real its still there.#and then with moby dick you have pequod which is just. the ship. and queegueg who is ishmaels friend. which is why its kind of perfect he i#the other pilot we see who takes kaz places. and theres other stuff with him but i don't want to get into that. i could go on for a while.#but whats interesting is that ahab seems to apply more to kaz than it does to venom. esp because his own deception results in his downfall.#whereas that isn't true with venom if youve played mg1 he just kinda keeps going with it to at least some degree.#and i guess kaz is working for foxhound but you know what i mean.#ocelot even being the perfect counterpart to starbuck who works at kaz's side but disagrees with his methods to an extreme.#he isn't of the same morals as starbuck but its just the oppositional character type.#does that mean cipher is moby dick. yes actually bc of the leg thing with kaz. oh my god.#<- funny enough i am actually getting moby dick back out of the library bc i never finished it and its been ages since i read what i did.#i remember the narration being kind of nuts.#honestly the lord of the flies stuff feels less like a reference and more like eli read that book and decided he wanted to do it irl. lol.#i can't say these books are even close to being favorites but i'm intimately familiar with both 1984 and lotf so those are. those.#and moby dick is genuinely just kind of. what in the hell did i experience. theres a lot to unpack.#and i didn't even finish the damn thing.#ok i'm done now i just needed to get that out of my system. now i'm off to read veniss underground. 馃憤#.txt
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papus-clown-enclosure 2 months
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Doctor=funkbeat(????)
Is such a fun song on expert
Wish I could play more songs above 24-25 on expert 馃ゲ
Only made it thru the beginning of hatsunes creation or whatever its called
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