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Started by Sol Valentine22,321 pages

This is on TV o.o

such a scrounger

go to the real concert!

Previously recorded shows and whatnot

Originally posted by The Grey Fox
such a scrounger

go to the real concert!

I AM WORKING ON IT!

MGMT - Kids

I shouldn't watch this video, it scares my brother

screw your brother man

what video

Originally posted by The Grey Fox
screw your brother man

what video

Lawl

Originally posted by Sol Valentine
MGMT - Kids

missed that post awehuhs

He's also deathly afraid of Depeche Mode's "Wrong" video

Lol, the caller ID of this call is "Not A Collector"

The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

Oh Ho!

dood

never leave the house never leave the house

20. Sick: The Life And Death Of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist (1997)

What’s The Story? Dick’s doc focuses on cystic-fibrosis sufferer Bob Flanagan, who turned his life of “coming, coughing and bad runny bowels” into S&M performance art.

Among other things, this process involved skewering his cock on a nail.

What’s It About? Sick is a touching, bawdy S&M love story and memorial to Flanagan’s often-inspired takes on art, desire and illness.

Essentially, he's transcending his ailment by wilfully exceeding the pain it gave him.

According to Dick, that crucified-penis close-up was a purely aesthetic decision (“I thought the impact of the image would play well cinematically”).

Weird Fact: Flanagan starred in Nine Inch Nails’ widely banned video for ‘Happiness Is Slavery’.

hullo ppls

hey mom!

17. Primer (2004)

What’s The Story? Engineer buddies Aaron (Shane Carruth) and Abe (David Sullivan) design a superconducting machine in Aaron’s garage. Then, er...

What’s It About? ...they realise that the machine can be used as a portal to ‘travel’ back to the time it was turned on - it works by creating a time loop.

As Abe says, it’s like “two ends of a street and both are cul-de-sacs”. So, entry to/exit from the machine can only happen safely at either the past or the future end of the street.

If you enter at the past end, you enter the back-side of the loop and, when you exit at the future end, you’ve effectively travelled back in time – but never further back than the start-up time of the machine.

Uh-huh...

Weird Fact: Shane Carruth made the film for $7,000 and had to keep it ultra-lean. The 78-minute running time came from cutting just two minutes out of the 80 originally shot.

Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
hey mom!

haermm