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on a somewhat related note i tried to watch Sabotage yesterday (The director David Ayer was one of the writers on the first Fast and Furious) might be the most grotesquely American movie i've seen in a while and it probably wouldn't have come off so absurd if it wasn't so straightfaced about...

WWE have produced more than a few movies so maybe that might be the next step for you Clina, would be fun to see your thoughts on stuff like The Marine,See no evil and all that other stuff it's all about Dave Batista these days, people sort of cottoned on to how The Rock is one of those guys...

i liked 7 although my relationship with this series of films has been wonky to say the least as much as people might enjoy these movies i think its safe to say that anybody who thought Fast and Furious would have 9 movies (10 if you count that Hobbes & Shaw thing) is a blasted liard i dunno...

@Corpsey the reason i tell you not to do this is cause they both do that thing where they think if they surround themselves with enough young up and comers that they'll look the same age as them but that whole illusion shatters the second somebody is like "you know that guy is actually in his...

surprised all you man missed this especially you @Benny B

well this is inspiration for your next couple poems right there

damn RIP not a big fan but he had a couple tracks i liked

I will say this the points she made about women and aging and how that's juxtaposed with somebody like Houellebecq and the acclaim he got at the time (2006) over his writing was funny to me cause i've read some of his first book Whatever and honestly i can't say i was really into it, mostly had...

on a related note i did forget to bring up that i read Virginie Despentes' King Kong Theory, the first 2 essays in it i felt were strong but by the mid point the book became really boring mostly banal basic femenist sex positive stuff, it kind of picked up in the last essay with one or two...

*insert paragraph from confrontational French feminist text about men and penetration here*

yes but i know you have your ways of changing the answers when somebody asks what it is that you want

you're welcome its a great read and it really captures for me just how dreary early 70s Britian was especially those seaside towns

i mean its rap saying "things are shifting" is kinda redundant lol but i'm fuckin with this the way my man is hopping,skiping jumping through the beat

i'd be interested to hear what you'd have to say about some of the albums and 12" from that period as somebody who wasn't initially exposed to it

saw this lot open for Chris & Cosey at their "last" gig, they were good

i've meant to check out Vollmann and Gas but those kind of authors i find as much as their hailed as brilliant its like nobody has any idea whats a good book to start with them

from what little i've gleamed the name comess from him being inspired by asian culture so like anime,manga and that sort of thing

defcee huh? i've listened to a couple things and i quite like him but not enough to be a "fan" or anything @subvert47 were you ever into Def Jux and all that lot back in 2003?

Hari Kunzru right? yes reading up the premise of this it sounds interesting