MadameChaos

aw

fuck this better be good. it's still ages away. oooh i am excite.

At first, artist Mica Angela Hendricks didn’t want her four-year-old daughter near her new sketchbook. She is serious about her art, and she knew little Myla would want to scribble all over the pages. Then, her daughter said the words that changed everything. “If you can’t share, we’ll have to take it away.” She had used her own mother’s words against her, and now Mica had no choice but to indulge Myla. She let her daughter finish one of her sketches, and pretty soon, they had a whole collection of collaborations.

ah yes, i recently got gazumped while trying to buy this album on ebay. here's one of my faves.

one of the best parts of this is, that animal is called a dik-dik

More details please.

finally figured out how to put music onto my snazzy android phone from my PC, only had it a year and a half.

i missed out on a nice vinyl copy of Oversteps because i wasn't paying attention to my ebay account. DOH!

when is this? can i come?

David holzmans diary 8/10 very interesting film, as much for the time capsule element as anything else. I kind of liked how simple It was a lot. I'm interested about the backstory. Primer 7/10 really well done film about time travel on a tight budget. Not at all Back to the Futurey. I found it a bit confusing, always find causality in films a bit of a head fuck tbh.

Monsters University 6/10 Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn't stand each other. "Monsters University" unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends. At first glance this might seem like a light-hearted romp about two people who start off enemies and become friends. HOWEVER, there is a far more sinister message hidden within this fluffy family fun fest and it is as follows. The message is that even if you are amazingly talented naturally maverick or work extremely hard to get any kind of academic achievement, the education system is designed only for the mindless and mediocre and you will inevitably be rejected by it and have to gain any achievement in life by starting at the bottom and working your way up. It also shows the part that nepotism has to play in any grading system in place (both characters are failed by a spiteful professor) and how the less talented/hardworking are able to sail through their courses due to being simply the kind of people the system wants to spew out i.e. mindless drones who's only interest in life is status and inevitably the accumulation of material wealth. What happened to Pixar? Oh yes I remember now, they got bought out by Disney so are now part of the brainwashing programme for the next generation.

My little sister just drew this of me, the resemblance is uncanny.

That's not Satan, it's a handy pocket demon. Great for all your home haunting and demonic possession needs. (Kids in the Hall reference)

Blueberries from Mark's And Spencer. *eats a blueberry as if she's the queen*

There really is no end to your talents Keith. Unfortunately there's no beginning either.

aw i hope he gets better soon Baph

I went to see Andy Stott recently, wasn't really impressed with his "live" performance.

nice.