May 8
deepconcentration commented on Something Else to Thank Charles Ramsey For....
with a film career that never got out of second gear and a limited and narrow writing style so self-congratulatory no other outlet would consider paying for it, i find it odd that charles consistently chooses to shit where he eats.
charles, who's going to employ you once the stranger has had enough of your three narratives? no one in LA will care about knox, neo-liberalism, or that library.
charles, who's going to employ you once the stranger has had enough of your three narratives? no one in LA will care about knox, neo-liberalism, or that library.
Apr 29
deepconcentration commented on Dueling Gold Star Comments of the Day.
also: revenue sharing will insure that expansion NEVER happens again.
Apr 22
deepconcentration commented on Ameritrade's Evil Ad: "Karen & Jeremiah".
charles; with yet another answer to a answer to a question nobody asked.
Apr 17
deepconcentration commented on I Hate the Beacon Hill Library, and You Should Too.
long live the beacon hill branch library.
not because it's good or bad, but because it keeps charles awake at night and forces him to sweat and gnash his teeth every time he walks by it. it's mere existence poisons his soul. his children fear it. he'll never have a sober night, knowing it's out there... housing books.
charles can live anywhere on earth, but that building will most certainly outlive him, and possibly everything he ever loved.
the fucking gall of that building... it lives to shit on one man's hopes and dreams. and to prevent books from getting rained on. but mostly, to shit on one man's hopes and dreams.
not because it's good or bad, but because it keeps charles awake at night and forces him to sweat and gnash his teeth every time he walks by it. it's mere existence poisons his soul. his children fear it. he'll never have a sober night, knowing it's out there... housing books.
charles can live anywhere on earth, but that building will most certainly outlive him, and possibly everything he ever loved.
the fucking gall of that building... it lives to shit on one man's hopes and dreams. and to prevent books from getting rained on. but mostly, to shit on one man's hopes and dreams.
Apr 4
deepconcentration commented on The Always Ugly Beacon Hill Branch Library: Part IV.
ffs, charlie... what do you want us to do about it? do you want us to burn it down? is that what you want?
that damn building isn't going anywhere, i suggest you move away from it or something.
that damn building isn't going anywhere, i suggest you move away from it or something.
Apr 3
deepconcentration commented on City of Secrets.
kary is a jewel and has been for years. she was so nice to me when i was growing up.
Mar 19
deepconcentration commented on Gun-Crazy Alaska: Man in Wheelchair Shoots Store Assistant.
sheesh charles, if you want to talk about dogs, talk about dogs. no need to try and link it to an alaskan wal-mart shooting article.
Mar 5
deepconcentration commented on The More I Read Marilyn McKenna's Twitter Feed....
holy shit, if this is real it just makes me feel bad for the marriage. it just keeps going. within an hour, it's totally clogged up my feed.
put the twitter device down for a couple of hours, marilyn. if nothing else, it's bad for your neck.
put the twitter device down for a couple of hours, marilyn. if nothing else, it's bad for your neck.
Mar 3
deepconcentration commented on ‘Beware of Mr. Baker’.
watched this on amazon instant video this week. i'm not gonna lie, it's some compelling shit.
not to just straight-up compare two music docs that have nothing to do with each other side-by-side, but i watched "sound city" the night before, and found it to be constantly self-referential and overly long. "baker" was tight and well presented and full of better footage. i also developed a bit of respect for clapton, never thought that would happen...
not to just straight-up compare two music docs that have nothing to do with each other side-by-side, but i watched "sound city" the night before, and found it to be constantly self-referential and overly long. "baker" was tight and well presented and full of better footage. i also developed a bit of respect for clapton, never thought that would happen...
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