Okay Cupid
Kitty Pryde
DAMN. I like Kitty Pride. And hate myself for being so predictable. But WHATEVER it’s good.
Colin Fitzpatrick
From NSFW to Kid Friendly
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I am a writer and artist living in Brooklyn, NY. I currently work full time producing Web content for PBS. I also write short fiction and cultural commentary, which has appeared in Thought Catalog and Mary Literary, and numerous blogs and smaller online venues. I also do this site called zeroviews.biz.You can get in touch with me at fitzcolin@gmail.com.
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This is a shot of the character Joshua, one of the Children of the Corn, in Children of the Corn 3 having his first interaction with ‘urban’ people. There are so many important things going on in this shot, I can’t list them all.
Is this a crossover plot with A Different World?
" All hell breaks loose when Dean Smith, Earl of Carwick, is tricked into being discovered in the company of Rob, a handsome male prostitute. Now Dean needs to repair his broken engagement to a wealthy heiress…and Rob is the only one who can identify the man who set him up, proving to Dean’s fiancée that things weren’t as they appeared. The trip from Worcester to Bath turns into a journey of self-discovery, as Dean finds himself becoming increasingly attracted to Rob. His charming companion stirs feelings Dean has long kept repressed, but acting on them would make true the accusations that destroyed his engagement. Torn between duty and desire, Dean’s destiny lies in the hands of a Discreet Young Gentleman.
The description for Discreet Young Gentleman, a novel by the only author to really decide to corner the market for gay, historical, paperback romances, Marlys Pearson. Brb, gonna be busy reading all of her novels.
Just finished making my can to drop off with my teachers and fellow students at Brooklyn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for donations to my AIDSwalk on the 20th. A week left and I am about halfway to my goal of raising 500 bucks.
If you haven’t yet, and you would like to donate, you can sponsor my walk here. A huge thank you to those who already have!
The newest installment of “Strong Female Characters” over at Hark, a vagrant has me pissing my pants.
50 Best Gallatin Interdisciplinary Seminars They Just Haven’t Thought Of Yet
NYU Local, the in-house blog for NYU, came up with this great list of fictional Gallatin seminars, which, as a Gallatin alum with a degree in “The Politics of Images,” I can give a professional endorsement for their accuracy in the parody here.
That being said, I totally want to take a couple of these, namely “Tacos, in Concept” and “Pics or It Didn’t Happen: Epistemology in the Internet Era.” I almost miss being in school.
So Piranha (also known as Piranha 3D) had been sitting on my coffee table for about 2 months, and with my week off between jobs right now I finally, miraculously remembered to mail it in. The thing is I had totally forgotten what was in my queue and apparently back in February I decided this is what I wanted to see next, a horror movie about a man-eating sheep. I am shaking my head at myself so much right now.
I just got into The Killing, which is a great series. I highly reccomend it to anyone, especially if you are familiar with Seattle.
But this quick shot, where the protagonist Sarah Linden sends an email to a new murder suspect at his ‘bockmail.com’ account from her ‘poppymail’ email client (apparently the Seattle PD’s email service of choice? Or perhaps it’s a proprietary government software program that just happens to use an Etsy-esque flowered logo?) is the funniest thing. I just missed about five major plot points laughing about this.
