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Sort of like, processing the situation is more important and fundamental than acting within in it. I think action ought to be overdetermined... if that word can be used how I think it can.

In a way I;m trying to attain that in as sustainable a way as possible (which isn;t saying much), in order to prototype it as a viable option for a wider window of people, even if that window is ultimately confined by these or those bourgeois parameters. For me it also involves a heavy intake...

You're a step ahead of us, wait up!

Similar to Zizek's "Think, don't act"?

@version 's suspended reason meme? Now I'm really lost

Not sure I follow, but I'll take what i can get.

Oh I was unsure about fisher as the first one. I had assumed it wasn;t him, despite it making sense alongside zizek and dasha and deleuse and marx. But why AOC?

Don't think I;ve ever tried a turnip, although a neighbor just recommended I try them. Or maybe he recommended I tried growing them, not sure.

In fact I may save the brine for some especially adventurous cocktails. Stay tuned for a Dissentio Imbibendum entry. What do you mean artificial sweeteners? To make them sweet like gherkins?

My mouth is watering as we speak. I;d be up for some erotic pickle commercials.

Whatta lad! I also like pickled eggs. If you ever find yourself in Los Angeles, stop by Phillipe's (although the sign just says Phillipe), known for their french dip. They have pickled eggs, is my point. edit: purple ones, which I'm not sure is customary here or there.

That said, I like the premise.

I'd be more impressed if it were a logical continuum, rather than just throwing AOC between Dasha and Deleuze. Although some of them I don't know, so maybe there is an overarching message.

Haven;t heard of this Advocaat, but what do you think of eggs as cocktail ingredients, so-called emulsifiers?

What do we think of pickled vegetables and other such pungentries? Currently enjoying some cucumbers, carrots and pickles green beans (Edit: weird that I wrote pickles there) prepared by family members.

Granted I haven't read that Rune Soup piece yet, but Interstellar I think could compete, in terms of the "most astrognostic film ever".

Getting a bit ulpy just thinking about it, frankly.

And that post-defeat stage I would imagine is like trying to cross some infinite sea, which is why I clutch onto some degree of denial while trying to speculate a strategy for said defeat. Needless to say I'm trafficking almost purely in abstraction in that regard.

Seconded. I can go at least one lifetime without trying one.

I;m a big Jeunet admirer, and Ressurrection I think is true to both him and the franchise, at once, which I think is impressive (edit: well, true enough). It definitely loses the mystique that the first one had, but that was already lost in the second one. Plus I like Pinon and Perlman. And the...