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so i literally just rediscovered my own blog.. for all that care, you can see my current tumblr’s here:
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"All I will say is, especially to people who gravitate towards spoilers; you might really, really, really be tempted to feel you deserve to know what the ending of the show is before you watch it on May 23. And the reason that you’re probably feeling that way is because you don’t trust us. Because, you feel like, “I need to protect myself in case I’m disappointed”. But I will say that you have an opportunity that no one else is going to have after May 23 once DVDs come out and it’s out there in the world, which is to honestly and actually be part of the final episode of the show, as its broadcast in many places around the world, simultaneously, so you’ll probably be watching the show, relatively the same time as another 20 million people. And I ask you as a favor to the show, not because you owe it, please don’t spoil yourself. Let yourself experience the ending of the show without knowing what’s going to happen. Please."
Damon Lindelof (via amanchooses)
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![annahinks:
Bryan: When I was just starting out as an actor, you know, you take all kinds of odd jobs … I worked for a security company, and they said “Hey, we got a good gig for you tonight; you’re going to be Alfred Hitchcock’s personal security.” And I thought, great … it’s a big thing: Alfred Hitchcock, the famed director; I was a huge fan. As it turns out, I went to the awards [show] and I was outside in the parking lot; I was actually guarding his car, not Alfred himself. But when he drove up, I opened his door; and the great director, there he is; he steps out onto the curb, and I said to him — we had a moment, and I said, “Enjoy your evening, Mr. Hitchcock” to which he replied, and I’ll never forget: “AHHHGH!”
Late Show with David Letterman, 3/24/10](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kzv7dpgrj11qzhy30o1_500.jpg)
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Bryan: When I was just starting out as an actor, you know, you take all kinds of odd jobs … I worked for a security company, and they said “Hey, we got a good gig for you tonight; you’re going to be Alfred Hitchcock’s personal security.” And I thought, great … it’s a big thing: Alfred Hitchcock, the famed director; I was a huge fan. As it turns out, I went to the awards [show] and I was outside in the parking lot; I was actually guarding his car, not Alfred himself. But when he drove up, I opened his door; and the great director, there he is; he steps out onto the curb, and I said to him — we had a moment, and I said, “Enjoy your evening, Mr. Hitchcock” to which he replied, and I’ll never forget: “AHHHGH!”
Late Show with David Letterman, 3/24/10
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"I think its time that we focus on the youth. What we can deal in drugs, we can sell ‘em truth. See they won’t teach it in school so we’ll use a booth. We’re no fools, there’s a God and we’re living proof."
Poverty
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yo, i know that its rough when the goin’ get tough, and the tough keep goin, and its only enough…but i’m known to surive so ya gotta get up…and just dust yourself off and get on with your life..
now as i speak theres a boy with a blade to his wrist..
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who can’t deal with this world and this pain that exists..
he’s insane. he insists…
to remain a statistic..
so to take his own life all his pain will diminish..
his grades are consistent, straight a’s so he’s gifted
so these kid’s at his school, the same age’ll just diss him..
whats his mom doin’…complainin’ and bitchin..
cause he won’t clean his room, and the stain’s on the dishes…
his dad’s a dead beat, so he ain’t in the picture..
just a person with the same face he was givin’…
his brain is racin’ so he can’t pay attention..
but his mom don’t encourage his brain, she just hits him..
whats’ he gotta do? be a man an envision..
a life of his own and just make a decision..
and put the blades down..and be thankful he’s given
a chance to go hard, and a chance to be livin’central digit (dot com)
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"I am so clever that sometimes I don’t understand a single word of what I am saying."
Oscar Wilde
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"Half the time we walk around in love with the idea of a thing instead of the reality of it. But sometimes things don’t turn out that way. You have to pay attention to what’s real, what’s in the world. Not some imaginary alternative, as if it’s a choice we could make."
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle
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I wonder if I’ve been changed in the night. Let me think. Was I the same when I got up this morning? But if I’m not the same, the next question is, ‘Who in the world am I?’ Aha, that’s the great puzzle.
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Jimmy Kimmel fills in for Larry King and owns Emily Gould, editor of gawker.com.
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"The person who doesn’t scatter the morning dew will not comb gray hairs."
Hunter S. Thompson
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