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Brunella retweeted
Everyone citing Janet Malcolm's The Journalist and the Murderer is thinking of the wrong Malcolm text re: "You Can See Everything." Real ones know it is The Impossible Profession that truly applies to Fielder's masterpiece.
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Brunella retweeted
amanda seyfried wine drunk arguing with billy evans about charlie kirk while nathan fielder sits quietly and observes you couldnt script this
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sorry to join the hype train that nathan fielder movie was a somatic experience. i genuinely had never seen anything like that before. i felt like i couldn’t breathe for three hours straight
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Brunella retweeted
en las apps más usadas en tiempo en pantalla me salió la de libros y la del clima
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Somehow, in certain quarters, it has come to be seen as a personal failing to devote one’s life to improving the world around you. It isn’t “downwardly mobile” to choose, after college, to be a teacher, a city councilor or an artist. It’s just a different kind of ambition.
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Brunella retweeted
20 years from now there's gonna be a "Fall of '26" series that shows Harlem, Concrete, Digger, Primetime, YCSE, NAZA, The Devils uncut, and Resident Evil, plus The Social Reckoning, which misguided young people will for some reason argue is the true misunderstood masterpiece.
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this one was so iconic. and i got to sneak in a question about his power point art too…
NEW ODD LOTS: @tracyalloway and I speak with Talking Heads frontman David Byrne open.spotify.com/episode/593…
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me había olvidado lo divertido que es que te destrocen el corazón literalmente estoy viendo llover mientras escucho rancheras mexicanas solo faltan un millooon de primaveeeras open.spotify.com/track/6j5Lt…
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fuck it belanova rosa pastel open.spotify.com/track/3mU0D…
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el cameron winter de los millenials
14 years of the debut album.
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ok one last thing i am surprised by how much i am enjoying swann's way this time when i read it in college i felt like i wasnt understanding it at all probably because i was too stressed and doing too many extracurriculars like wow literature is so amazing when you dont have a bitch in your ear telling you to apply to law school
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lol im 100 pages in and i forgot that everyone in this book has social status psychosis. its like being back at yale
feeling unbearably sick and miserable with The Brooklyn Flu so i will solve this the only way i know how: rereading swann's way
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I do love Mme. Verdurin. She's probably my favorite Proust character and Girard has a really really great essay on her and snobism and social climbing. But of course now you can't talk about Verdurin without people thinking about that far-right arts collective in London and you can't talk about Girard without people thinking about Peter Thiel. This is what they took away from you sensitive young woman...
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feeling unbearably sick and miserable with The Brooklyn Flu so i will solve this the only way i know how: rereading swann's way
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James Joyce solved this problem 100 years ago: The solution is not to put yourself in a mental cuck chair for the sake of their ex but to instead reflect upon mortality and the nature of love.
modern dating is just hoping you don't accidentally uncover how deeply they loved someone before you
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as a short brunette in the latina belt i feel a certain spiritual affinity with underscores
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Brunella retweeted
la antítesis de Cerati jamás fue el Indio ni los redondos. siempre ha sido Jorge González. mientras los prisioneros eran música para trabajadores y desclasados, soda stereo representaba el glamour, la mercancia y la sofisticación
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