these are the calls of a killer who contacted 911 after he murdered his victims...they’re creepy as hell, not in the least because he didn’t by any means mean it

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these are the calls of a killer who contacted 911 after he murdered his victims...they’re creepy as hell, not in the least because he didn’t by any means mean it
good but lesser known jazz songs from artists you may have heard of
1. The Shoes of the Fisherman’s Wife Are Some Jive-Ass Slippers, Charles Mingus. that chorale tho
2. The Single Petal of a Rose, Duke Ellington. the bass accompaniment really makes this song, listen to it with headphones or good speakers
3. Tell Me a Bedtime Story, Herbie Hancock. trust the song not to be obnoxious light jazz, the beginning seconds are a little scary
4. You Must Believe in Spring, Bill Evans. probably the least deserving of this list because it’s pretty well-known but i encounter a shocking quantity of people who simply have no idea what it is
5. Crazy Race, The RH Factor. the groove is amazing and the voices are great
useful if you intend to do rpgs n stuff
twin peaks is good, watch it
also, that seems to be the asl for tree but i’m not sure
andrew johnson was a very stable genius
“Most clearly I remember your eyes with a kind of teasing smile in them, and the feeling of that soft spot just northeast of the corner of your mouth against my lips.”
theyre probably just good friends tho
a very few thoughts about writerly culture
1. your characters don’t talk to you, you know them well enough to know definitively what they would do in most situations. hon if figments of your imagination are speaking to you there’s a word for that and it sure as hell isnt “being a good author”
2. the internet’s capacity to generate fucktons of content about anything and everything has led to a perhaps unhealthy number of memes about writers block
3. thank goodness for this corner of tumblr cringe culture is hell
Play John Conway's Game of Life right now in your browser.
ever played a zero player game
well now you have
it bears an interesting resemblance to the kind of self-organization we see in nature all the time
like ants and stuff
john oliver’s face is very expressive
these are all from the same 10 minutes of one episode
did you know
that “typewriter” is the longest word you can type with just the first row of the qwerty keyboard
yoik
also, click on them
when i see siamese cats on the internet i look for my cat to make sure no one’s stolen him
some underread books
The City and the City by China Miéville
Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs by Lisa Randall
Department of Speculation by Jenny Offill
The Witchwood Crown by Tad Williams
The Jazz of Physics by Stephon Alexander
A Fire Upon the Deep by Vernor Vinge
House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski