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"But, you remember that Bunuel documentary, the one with the inbreds and the deformed malnourished children that eat noodles..."
More about Sam
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Occupation:
benign mendacity
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Affiliations:
http://nardac.blogsome.com
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Hobbies and Interests:
The Tortoise-Style Breeding Dance
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Favorite Books:
Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Waiting for the Barbarians, Extension du domaine de la lutte, The Invisible Dragon (Dave Hickey), Enid Blytons and Roald Dahls, Grimms and Canterburys, Decameron and Beowulfs
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Favorite Movies:
Der Rechte Weg (fischli + weiss), Pierrot le Fou, Suspiria, Laikapark
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Zodiac Sign:
Scorpio
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About Me:
But, you remember that Bunuel documentary, the one with the inbreds and the deformed malnourished children that eat noodles made from the bark of trees, vapid grandmothers who are victims of years and years of incest, and then their donkeys, which carry rocks over the mountains, because that be their sole commerce in this stretch of the Pyrenees, these donkeys sometimes fall off the mountains. Anyways, Bunuel shot one of those donkeys to make it fall off the cliff, because in fact the whole film was made up.
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to eat dang nasty indiana jones style
food?
remember the time i dared you to eat
that sour english muffin with curry all
over it and we thought it was hilarious,
but it really put everyone else off their
dinner?
as dark as a squid's ink but rife with deep
amber prisms.
vive le vrai shit!
hurrah for the most ingenious girl to leave the
don valley for the pyramids of the louvre!
lechiam!
with me and she kicked so much ass! Not
to mention her inspiring and unique
fashion sense. She once wore big white
winter boots with the hottest little
body suit and shimmering turquoise
skirt! She is greatly missed by all of
us..
tear this woman from her bar scotch and
art banter. Her sticky fingers left
marks all over the jukebox. People would
throw quarters when she'd throw her
dress over head. We spent enough money
there to afford a better education.