allow me to continue on my sunday nite adventures...
i crashed in the car. it was a good power nap of about 45 minutes---just enough for me to be excited about going back to my friend's place and meeting my daily quota of brad pitt (hey, we share the same initials...). i watched fight club (finally!).
i can't blog about it. that's the first rule. i can't talk about it. that's the second rule.
the dialogue distinguishes itself from the rest. it targets the angst of those in fight club---a generation consumed by capitalism and materialism, searching for a spiritual purpose in life. for some, the interior monologue of tyler durden of such self-loathing and masochist self-indulgence might be a little over-bearing with it's extended, violent ending. but the experience lingers, demanding to be pondered and considered, and unlike the other modern-day suspense thrillers, there is a lot to think about and argue over, no?
mischief. i always get myself into mischief. that's part of living life. we need a little adventure ever-so-often.
mayhem. i commit none. i'm a goodie goodie. but if you have dangerous thoughts, it'll force you to confront them as you would any problem before you and expect you as a "reasonable human being" to come out with the right answers.
soap. i use soap.
i crashed in the car. it was a good power nap of about 45 minutes---just enough for me to be excited about going back to my friend's place and meeting my daily quota of brad pitt (hey, we share the same initials...). i watched fight club (finally!).
i can't blog about it. that's the first rule. i can't talk about it. that's the second rule.
the dialogue distinguishes itself from the rest. it targets the angst of those in fight club---a generation consumed by capitalism and materialism, searching for a spiritual purpose in life. for some, the interior monologue of tyler durden of such self-loathing and masochist self-indulgence might be a little over-bearing with it's extended, violent ending. but the experience lingers, demanding to be pondered and considered, and unlike the other modern-day suspense thrillers, there is a lot to think about and argue over, no?
mischief. i always get myself into mischief. that's part of living life. we need a little adventure ever-so-often.
mayhem. i commit none. i'm a goodie goodie. but if you have dangerous thoughts, it'll force you to confront them as you would any problem before you and expect you as a "reasonable human being" to come out with the right answers.
soap. i use soap.
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