Aren’t bananas like, the perfect food?
Whenever I’m hungry, I visually, emotionally, mentally, and phyiscally torture myself here.
I want to leave and go to college.
TOTALLY Nebular music video for “Captain Benson” finished, I got satisfied enough and exported, let me know what you think through Vimeo.

The Taco Bell dog died of a stroke at age 15. I never understood dog years, because apparently they aren’t all just multiplied by 7, but I guess that’s pretty old. Though the commercial had the pup ”talking” in a man’s voice, the deceased was a she -inexplicably named Gidget.
“She made so many people happy,” Gidget’s trainer, Sue Chipperton, told People.
I don’t really know how to take that closing quotation.
My funeral Procession is being held tonight at fourthmeal.

Two Years ago, I was reading this book on a bus and didn’t put it down for much of anything. And who could forget this rock and roll classic?

AH, I did get to see it tonight in theater. It was great. Did not get to stay for discussion. In which I would have presented most thought provoking questions such as:
“wat was that black thing?” & “wats with the baby?”
Since its premiere, 2001: A Space Odyssey has been analyzed and interpreted by multitudes of people ranging from professional movie critics to amateur writers and science fiction fans. Kubrick encouraged people to explore their own interpretations of the film, and refused to offer an explanation of “what really happened” in the movie, preferring instead to let audiences embrace their own ideas and theories. In a 1968 interview with Playboy magazine, Kubrick stated:
However, neither of the two creators equated openness to interpretation with meaninglessness, although it might seem that Clarke implied as much when he stated, shortly after the film’s release, “If anyone understands it on the first viewing, we’ve failed in our intention.” When told of the comment, Kubrick said “I believe he made it [the comment] facetiously. The very nature of the visual experience in 2001 is to give the viewer an instantaneous, visceral reaction that does not—and should not—require further amplification.” When told that Kubrick had called his comment ‘facetious’, Clarke responded