#2002-2004

[cathedraldecay]

mychemicalromance.com 2002-2004

blinking text: "HELLO ANGEL, SOMEONE CALL THE NURSE, WE'RE NOT IN THIS ALONE"

[pillimehukas]

löytyispä joku hyvä korvike olvin honolululle, se oli mun lempparilimu lapsena!

"Olvi lanseerasi vallalla ollutta retrobuumia hyödyntäen virvoitusjuomasarjan Honolulu ja Mombasa, jota jatkettiin vuonna 2003 Rio Grandella. Etiketit pohjasivat asettelultaan ja ideoiltaan Olvin omiin 1950- ja 1960-lukujen etiketteihin. Tuotteet myivät hyvin niissä pisteissä, joiden valikoimissa ne olivat ja niistä saatiin erinomaista hintaa. Niiden uutuudenviehätys kuitenkin karisi nopesti ja sarja lopetettiin vuonna 2004."

Lähde: Olvin tarina

[thinkingimages]

Sam Taylor-Johnson (born London (UK), 1967)
Steve Buscemi, 2004. From the series: Crying Men, 2002-2004. C-Print Courtesy White Cube

[hungryhungryterminator]

Great Short-Lived Action/Comedy/Spy Parody tv show(2002-2004) She Spies starring Natashia Williams, Kristen Miller and Natasha Henstridge

[davidbowieisajoyforever]

There are many great videos on YouTube published by “thevisitor”, here are a few links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi-HG0bMihk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZw2ocRWxCk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmnIH1K8p_0

[scifipinups]

Ingred Kavelaars Jeremiah (2002)

[educationalscraps]

Although Holden's hunting cap does not seem important or significant to the story Catcher in the Rye, it is actually a huge motif, and tells a lot about the person who wears it. The hunting cap symbolizes Holden's feelings and his unique yet contradictory personality. When he wears the cap he seems to be seeking attention, and wants to stand out. He is being his true self because he likes the hat; although many find it ugly and unfashionable, but Holden bought and wears it anyway. He puts it on while he is in his dorm, and the taxi cab, and while walking to the train station. However, Holden doesn't wear the hat all the time, and when he takes it off he is usually insecure at the time, and out in public. For example, he takes it off before he goes into the Hotel after arriving in New York, because he doesn't want people to "think he is a screwball". He also takes it off when the train arrives, and when people start emerging. By putting the hat on and taking it off, it shows how Holden is rather hypocritical. He doesn't like phonies, or people who conform and pretend to be something their not just to be popular, and yet he does the same thing. He wears the hat and says he doesn't care how he looks or what people think about him, but then he takes it off when he goes out in public! I think Holden is a very complex person, and he does have lots of issues. I understand that Holden wants to be himself, but he is afraid that if he is himself all the time, then people won't like him, or think he is weird. He desperately seeks companionship on a deeper level, yet he doesn't seem to be able to connect with anyone because he 'conforms' around people.

The red hunting cap has already come up a lot in the novel. The red hunting cap is a noun that is also a motif because it means more than what it is. The red hunting cap symbolizes Holden's individuality. He wears this hat when he doesn't care what people think of him, and helps him remember his individuality. For an example Holden wears this hat when he wanted to get Ackley to leave his room, probably trying to make it so he will leave, but also to show off that he doesn't care if Ackley thinks he is weird. On page 53 you see something very interesting. It is a conflict of feelings that Holden is feeling. He puts his hat on, because at first he doesn't care what anyone thinks, but then he take it off because he doesn't want to look too "corny."

During the course of the novel you can notice a pattern, of Holden's dependency on cigarettes. The first time you start to see Holden wanting a cigarette is right before Stradlater's date with Jane, who is also the girl Holden loves. This time Holden depends on cigarettes just to calm him self down. Then when Stradlater gets back from his date Holden lights up other cigarettes to anger Stradlater. In this case Holden is also depending on cigarettes because he uses it to make Stradlater mad. Later in the novel Holden meets up with Morrow's mother while he is alone on the train. Holden uses cigarettes to start up a conversation with Morrow's mother by asking her if she would like a smoke. So once again Holden use cigarettes as a crutch, because he is lonely and needs someone to talk to. These incidents also show that Holden is some what insecure of him self, that is probably the reason he depends on cigarettes.

[raak]