I loved David Lynch's work as much as I hated listening to him talk about art. The whole "Do what you love, do it well, just be yourself" thing sounds great but is actually horrendous advice unless you're already successful or independently wealthy. If you actually have to pay rent and stuff do not approach any creative field like that! ...
Is there a word for when you take your conclusion and state it as a fact that serves as the premise of your argument ...
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This experiment with letting a small handful of people amass most of the wealth in a society and then inflict something devastating on the world when they reach middle age and realize no one likes them seems to have run its 5000-year course. We might not need to run additional trials. ...
Liz says:
It could never be said that his colors were running.
eep says:
Oh my God. I love you guys.
I just got an e-mail from a coworker asking me to wear red on Friday to support the troops. (Um, what?) Now I feel I will need to wear green in support of Dimebag. Thanks for giving me a new cause!
myconfidence says:
I saw Pantera thrice, never on purpose. However, much restecp to Dimebag and his band. All three times, they fucking tore shit up. I never became a big fan, but that dude knew how to let it all out. Unfortunately, so did some nutjob who gave irony a bad name by destroying a creator of art that the shit for brains apparently loved (perhaps a bit too much, but hey, all the great ones go young, yeah?). I thunk I heard the guys in Pantera talk once about how they wouldn't keep doing it forever, with some comment about a bunch of sixty year-olds trying to kick it like that. Tragic how people get what they wish for sometimes, really…