(spent six hours wrestling with AT+T's managed fiber connection last night, cursing like a naboo the entire time)
...i've often wondered whether every cuisine indeed has its own take on the burrito...
myrrh
joined 2 years ago
...have you watched any david lynch?..it's non-linear and interpretive storytelling where the experience of its pieces-and-parts coming together for the viewer are as much what it's about as any specific narrative; the halfway mark is way too soon for understanding the whole...
...not everyone appreciates that sort of ambiguous media, but some folks thrive on it and by the midway point you can probably tell whether its liminal-singularity thing is your jam...
...if you're expecting a definitive narrative which makes everything click into place as you watch it, you've probably been misled regarding the series and will likely be frustrated by the experience: while a rewatch can open up re-interpretive appreciation, it's not the sort of thing where a revelatory rewatch is essential to appreciating it...
...oh, now i get it...
...you've created a burrito, my friend...
...one o'clock and three o'clock taste pretty similar and eight o'clock and ten o'clock are close-enough for most uses...
...when did burger king switch from flame-broiled to flame-grilled?..
...likewise; i sang it in my mind while scanning the thumbnail and was suitably impressed...
...my wife has a youtube subscription while i don't; the contrast between our experiences is profound...
...i have all of andy's dragon books and they're fantastic: highly recommended!..
...i was so confused for a momen1...
...i need a really good bag for about eighty chessex-style dice: any better-suited options out there than the crown royal standard?..
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...i don't bother voting in primary races with only one candidate...