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yes, this figment of the worst parts of my mind is a universal truth. that's the fun of being a french (or french-inspired) intellectual, same goes for Mark Fisher and PKD
I watched part of an interview with him recently and he was sat in a restaurant with people in turtlenecks and berets and stuff in the background. Very French.

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Mr. Tea

Shub-Niggurath, Please
I watched part of an interview with him recently and he was sat in a restaurant with people in turtlenecks and berets and stuff in the background. Very French.

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Two married women conducting a clandestine affair in the background.
 

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Reading Easy Riders, Raging Bulls atm and there's a bit where Biskind mentions people like Hackman being cast in Bonnie and Clyde as a point at which people who looked like 'real people' started to make their way into Hollywood.

Will we see this again? If we operate in cycles it's inevitable, but society seems more image conscious than ever these days and cosmetic surgery's becoming increasingly common, so maybe 'real people' will eventually just look like movie stars?

I suppose if we get to that point the distinction will simply be how good your surgeon is.
 

WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
Had a strange day which involved a service review at work in the instance of continuing winter blackouts

Summary - we are unprepared

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