poblequadrat
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looks like jules' avatar
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dj limp decks
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i got a roland rompler yesterday. i might be mistaken but i'd say 100% of the string sounds on the ocarina of time soundtrack come from it, or a previous model (mine is the jv-1010)
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goodbye hooorseeeesssss... lol, creepy!
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also, my flat really is full of insects. i just don't give a fuck i guess but i wonder if i should worry man, poor moth, i hope it's ok. i just wanted to be friends : (
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no, but really. i have some plants lying around and i found a chrysalis under a leaf. i was chuffed! i could see the caterpillar through the cocoon, it was green, and eventually it started to turn brown and to shrink. yesterday i found the cocoon had a hole, so i missed the moment the moth hatches. but wait, this morning i'm looking at the empty cocoon, moving it with my finger, and suddenly a moth flies! it hadn't actually hatched and the transformation is only half complete. i'm really sorry, i really hope the moth doesn't die! it's now standing upside-down on (under?) a door lintel. also logakght, i think it's easier to fall in love if you actually flirt with girls you just sorta like. ymmv i guess
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my flat is full of insects and i love some of them (postcard secret)
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it's more like
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did you have to pay import duty for the synths? (not that i'm going anywhere, but i'm curious)
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Antonioni's L'Eclisse. It's really made a strong impression on me, I have to watch it again! I really liked how its realism makes the film more radical and strange rather than dull and conservative. I also liked how sometimes, despite the existential subject matter, there are very beautiful non-subjective scenes. Also it uses sound in a really striking way. I don't know what to make of the ending though, but not in a negative way, I just want to watch it again! I recommend this one!
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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. I'm a bit disappointed with ethics as an academic subject to be honest.
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bloody hell i swear we southerners get fucking swindled on everything. sevilla-barcelona is like 80-100 euros.
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Good to know. I didn't know the right channels it seems! But I must still say that's definitely not the usual price at all, it's usually many times that, even if you're not leaving the country (actually taking a bus to a town just 100 km from where I am is 30 euros I believe and there's no way to make it cheaper)
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bus travel in europe is extremely expensive... You've obviously never cought a bus in Australia [emoji14] True! :P I mean Rome-Paris by bus might be probably like 130€ or something like that. Flights are usually cheaper, or the same price but more convenient...
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bus travel in europe is extremely expensive. taking a flight is usually the cheapest way to travel, because usually airports are like not even near the city you're flying to. like london luton or frankfurt hahn, what a joke, i mean the name itself is a joke. "london luton", why not "london milton keynes" or "london manchester"? oh yeah, and lots of toll roads, yeah.
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the sinkhole thing is ridiculous but the guard thing does sound sensible.
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just in case
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totally feels bad man.jpg
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i mean iggy azalea is so fucking sad, that last video is so embarrassing and sad, it's like awkward teenagers who don't know what to do with their body and want to hide it, it produces exactly the same kind of cringey feeling and makes me want to cry and puke at the same time and generally commit suicide man everything is so depressing like people are actually willing to embrace apocalypse, fuck that shit and fuck all moderate "critical" smartasses
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suggestion everywhere when i watch modernist films i'm always amazed at how matter-of-factly they present attractive bodies without this sort of perverted gaze like dziga vertov, there's this scene on man with a camera where a woman is waking up, or when lots of women are bathing or doing calisthenics
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http://forum.watmm.com/topic/83607-pc-music-a-g-cook-et-al/
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yes! also check out his short stories
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I loved that one! I'm reading "Raisons pratiques" by Pierre Bourdieu and am looking forward to a bunch of Henri Lefebvre stuff I'm going to borrow from my girlfriend.
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