What are you watching on Youtube, right now? Part IV
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Another example of terrible Comcast customer service. I'm really glad they aren't my ISP.
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Great.
But seriously, what is with the guys eyebrows. It almost looks like a medical condition.
Also, I have to notice the relative similarity to who more or less is the German version of this guy:
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Greece acquires Thrace and sics Germany on France to knock the latter off the Great Power list.
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Hmm
Is his trilogy (Molloy, <someone> dies, The un-named) good? I did try to pick it up but never actually felt like starting to read it. It also seems there is a large part in the first work where the narrator describes in detail how he sucks on pebbles. :\
I can't say i really liked Godot either. Not sure if this writer's style is very compatible with my taste.
Is his trilogy (Molloy, <someone> dies, The un-named) good? I did try to pick it up but never actually felt like starting to read it. It also seems there is a large part in the first work where the narrator describes in detail how he sucks on pebbles. :\
I can't say i really liked Godot either. Not sure if this writer's style is very compatible with my taste.
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I only know Godot, so I can't say. Though I've never seen it performed. (Which I think is crucial with any theatrical work.)
"Not I" is a pretty impressive piece, imo, especially that performance by Billie Whitelaw. I remember seeing it on the TV in the 70s, and recalled it today. It's quite hypnotic.
And, oh yes, there's Krapps last tape, or something. Which rings a bell.
Beckett, I think, was one of those phenomenally clever people that you either like, or don't.
"Not I" is a pretty impressive piece, imo, especially that performance by Billie Whitelaw. I remember seeing it on the TV in the 70s, and recalled it today. It's quite hypnotic.
And, oh yes, there's Krapps last tape, or something. Which rings a bell.
Beckett, I think, was one of those phenomenally clever people that you either like, or don't.
Well, let's get back to 300 then 
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'The enemy outnumbers us a poultry three to one; good odds for any Greek'
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'The enemy outnumbers us a poultry three to one; good odds for any Greek'
Yet another short documentary. This one from BBC America for Americans, explaining the British legal system.
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May contain one or two inappropriate swear words, but I found its jingoism hilarious. Also, geographically informative.
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