malaise forever
Buenos Aires
Joined February 2009
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I started a podcast where my friend and I examine the career of musicians to try to pin down their "signature song".
We've done 7 eps so far on artists like Britney Spears, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen, The Beach Boys, most recently Rihanna.
Check us out signaturesongpod.com
Hopefully my third attempt to have an active Letterboxd account sticks! I need to follow more people though. Hit me up! letterboxd.com/everyist/
I don't know what it is about Charly Bliss that I find their songs so moving. It's catchy power pop but there's a poignancy to it, a hidden emotional depth beneath the sugary coating
Despite being told multiple times by AerLingus that going to the airport would be futile because no one there would be able to help, we did exactly that and retrieved our bags within minutes. They were sitting in a huge warehouse with hundreds of other unclaimed, unprocessed bags
Hey @AerLingus I've been in Dublin stranded without my bags for THREE DAYS and despite assurances that my bags are in Dublin airport I can't get anyone to help confirm when I will receive them. This is outrageous. I need help
Hey @AerLingus I've been in Dublin stranded without my bags for THREE DAYS and despite assurances that my bags are in Dublin airport I can't get anyone to help confirm when I will receive them. This is outrageous. I need help
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery is somehow funnier than I remembered; a great genre spoof and solid comedy in its own right. Liz Hurley is perfect and the visual gags have a real charm to them.
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me is a considerable step down; Heather Graham is a charisma sink, Fat Bastard is aggressively unfunny, and way too much Dr. Evil. But it's got an Elvis Costello cameo, and "Beautiful Stranger" is up there with Madonna's best.
Metallica members ranked by their acting abilities in their individual segments of the "I Disappear" music video:
1. Jason Newstead
2. James Hetfield
3. Lars Ulrich
4. Kirk Hammett
My sister in law is flying Spirit and asked for a glass of water. When she realized it cost money, she changed her mind, so the flight attendants gave her a glass of ice and told her to wait
I want an earnest boardroom drama all about the decision to turn Doki Doki Panic into Super Mario 2. I want fierce debates about the original being too difficult for Western audiences, confessional late-night office scenes where someone asks "do you think this is the right move?"
