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DEAN STOCKWELL RULES 🤘
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janeane garofalo, 2001
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CLOWNS- midway- 1978
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Hoy es domingo, mi día de descanso. Yo, en este día largo de 25 años, me acompaña mi esposa Pascale. Juntos somos una pajera amorosa. Ambos formamos una familia. Nuestra especialidad se transforma en canto mediante este cariño semanal. 1. Tristes ciudades adultos vestidos de niño niños vestidos de adulto. 2. Ceso todo esfuerzo el destino es mi aliado. 3. Después de besarte las palabras me parecen sacrilegios. 4. Lo que soy aunque no lo quiera lo seré siempre. 5. Lo que no soy aunque lo quiera nunca podré serlo. 6. Pobres actores por creerse dioses dejan de ser dioses. 7. Morder y unir Concentra vísceras y alma en un solo designio. Que tu cuerpo se confunda con el aire. Que tu mente haga nido en la tierra. Que la danza de lo sutil y lo denso forme la boca perpetua por donde mane un torrente de ilusiones. El espacio infinito ha de ser tu organismo y el tiempo que no nace y que no muere tu acción apasionada. Uniendo los mil extremos serás el jinete de un andrógino impensable. … Me despido de ti con un beso mágico. Lo tendrás presente toda la semana, Alejandro . Photos @PascaleMJodo
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Don't miss out, it's #NationalDonutDay 🍩 Come stop by @trejosdonuts and get some before they're all gone!
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“Cuando estás lejos, ves la montaña. Cuando estás en su cima, no la ves. Quien dice estar iluminado, no lo está.” —Ejo Takata
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Meiko Kaji (梶芽衣子) and Tatsuo Umemiya (梅宮辰夫) on the set of Wandering Ginza Butterfly (銀蝶渡り鳥), 1972, directed by Kazuhiko Yamaguchi (山口和彦). Scanned from a loose clipping.
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Mega Man Legends 2 (2000)

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Nicolas Cage, Ethan Coen, Holly Hunter, & Joel Coen in Cannes for the premiere of "Raising Arizona", 1987.
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The San Francisco Examiner, California, November 17, 1929
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Wherever you're at or whatever you're doing right now, just know if you're having a bad day it's OK. Rest, reset your soul, and get up and do something about it. We have to keep moving each day even when we don't want to, because if we don't, and we sit, we die. No matter how hard it gets, don't quit and keep busting your ass for whatever you want in my life. You're gonna have good times and bad, and the key is to keep your head up and keep moving forward and forget the past. #KeepSteppin
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Foie gras ~🍴🦆
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Replying to @bryan_johnson
I'm sad that fish have anger issues in the first place - I wasn't aware
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Replying to @WokeTransDutch
I saw this from a local car dealership in a flyer years ago.
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Menu from the Brown Derby restaurants, circa mid-1960s. The menu cover only lists two locations: the Hollywood one on Vine St south of Hollywood Blvd, and the Beverly Hills restaurant on Wilshire Blvd at Rodeo Drive, so I guess the others had closed down.
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This movie is awesome, remember the newspaper showtimes around age 4, couldn’t go because I had a cavity-just watched it again with my own sons on VHS 4 & 6 last month-explaining who Bruce Lee is and was, was a day & a night of mirth followed w/Enter the Dragon former rental 🐉💜
"Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" was released on this day in 1993. Entertainingly lionized biopic (based on biographies by Linda Lee Caldwell and Robert Clouse) from writer/director Rob Cohen, and screenwriters John Raffo and Edward Khmara. Highlights: Tremendous performances by Jason Scott Lee and Lauren Holly; outstanding fight choreography by John Cheung; emotional and powerful Randy Edelman score. "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" was a success, grossing nearly 5 times its production budget at the global box office. (The film was rightfully dedicated to Brandon Lee, who died just seven weeks before it was released.) While the film often plays out more like a standard Bruce Lee movie than a traditional biopic, "Dragon" is romantic, exciting, and anchored by two incredible performances. The extraordinary Randy Edelman score is truly a knockout, with the "Bruce and Linda" cue being an emotional powerhouse. Among my ten favorite scores of all time.
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‘What’s the most you ever lost in a coin toss?’
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Remember watching the night it aired- @normmacdonald was an idol for me then, and even named my faithful Pokemon Red trainer NORM 📺🎲🦆⁉️
That time Norm MacDonald guessed how WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE rigged the 50/50 option, and was proven right mid-show 😅
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Luchemos por borrar de nuestra mente las ideas que nos han tatuado, aprendamos a vivir lo nuestro y no lo ajeno.
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Crowds pack the Hollywood Blvd sidewalks for the July 17, 1951 premiere of MGM’s “Showboat" at the Egyptian—normally big premieres like this took place at the Chinese—but it didn’t stop the movie fans from showing up for a glimpse of the stars and a taste of the excitement.
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