Kurt Braunohler raised $6,000 on Kickstarter to “hire a man in a plane to write stupid things in the sky.” I backed this project.
I’m in favor of more absurdity in everyday life.
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Kurt Braunohler raised $6,000 on Kickstarter to “hire a man in a plane to write stupid things in the sky.” I backed this project.
I’m in favor of more absurdity in everyday life.
(Source: kurtbraunohler)
All I want to do is make animated GIFs. This one’s for Kevin Buist.
Wow a lot of very shrewd minds have pointed out inaccuracies in my inspirational Einstein image. Just goes to show you what an incredible resource for fact-checking that Tumblr is.
I have updated the image to reflect the amazing truth about this amazing man.
<3 Neil
Welcome to 1 in 5 internet quotes!
I am so happy someone did this.
All of this is true.
TEARS
My favorite scene from a movie ever.
These GIFs come from some show called RightThisMinute.com (yep, the show’s title is a URL) that was on at the gym today. The show is all about showcasing viral video before it goes viral (ha, TV, you funny), and the hosts were talking about a video of a child that fell down a well in China. Yes, that’s a dachshund in a noose.
P.S. The child was rescued.
Filed under Offensive Television Aesthetics
See my movie!
Millennium Film Journal No. 57 Publication Screening and Celebration.
This is my new favorite scene from a movie. Holy Motors (d. Carax, 2012). R. L. Burnside cover.
Does it matter that what you’ve achieved, with your online special and your tour can’t be replicated by other performers who don’t have the visibility or fan base that you do?
Why do you think those people don’t have the same resources that I have, the same visibility or relationship? What’s different between me and them?
You have the platform. You have the level of recognition.
So why do I have the platform and the recognition?
At this point you’ve put in the time.
There you go. There’s no way around that. There’s people that say: “It’s not fair. You have all that stuff.” I wasn’t born with it. It was a horrible process to get to this. It took me my whole life. If you’re new at this — and by “new at it,” I mean 15 years in, or even 20 — you’re just starting to get traction. Young musicians believe they should be able to throw a band together and be famous, and anything that’s in their way is unfair and evil. What are you, in your 20s, you picked up a guitar? Give it a minute.
cf. Steve Albini lays it out for a failed X-Factor contestant