Friday Ephemera (817)
Misstep to remember. || A Trip to the Planets, 1963. || Trial and error. || Cleaving scenes. || Question asked. || Camouflage insufficient. || You must listen without questioning. || Not-so-small small intestines. || Teens. || Yes, it will be on the test. || Bra testing of note. || Briefly airborne. || A binary was detected. || Hungry bear encounters pigs. || Spray thoroughly. || Specialised sauce mop. || Not exactly helping his case, I fear. || The progressive retail experience, parts 728 and 729. || Why pigeons don’t rule the Earth. || A project was undertaken. || Do you want to see her nipples? || “Homer Simpson arse shoes.” || The science-fiction cover art of Richard M Powers. (h/t, Things) || Outdoor fun for all the family. || For oldies who miss dials. || And finally, on the ease of using international email, 1986.
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Sigh.
And when even the people complaining about the metal detectors can’t stop saying motherfucker.
One of my recurring complaints, albeit a minor one given the state of the world.
“Sing, o Muse, of the wrath of Achilles. . .”
Christopher Nolan asked the Oracle of Delphi, “Will audiences love my adaptation of the Odyssey?”
A coward makes a movie about a hero.
And most every big city in Texas.