atlantic-garbage-patch replied to your photo “My new favorite cocktail: moonshine and siracha. (at Chattanooga...”
Is that Ole Smoky? I love that stuff.
Nope, it's actual, southern moonshine and gosh dang siracha. I recommend it highly.
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atlantic-garbage-patch replied to your photo “My new favorite cocktail: moonshine and siracha. (at Chattanooga...”
Is that Ole Smoky? I love that stuff.
Nope, it's actual, southern moonshine and gosh dang siracha. I recommend it highly.
deadbrainflakes said:
What are you, a phony?
Those goddam phonies, I hate all of them. They're all goddam phonies.
atlantic-garbage-patch said:
Next up: Of Mice and Men! With “creative” extra credit assignments.
Don't forget your one-page reflections!
theintrepidspacemanspliff said:
I don’t know, teenage American girls are probably worse. Unless they are about Tom hisdleson and that’s even worse.
Oh I'm not saying they're not, but his fanbase is definitely not as wide or as refutable as his fans seem to think it is.
atlantic-garbage-patch said:
Or an American high school girl who’s never heard of Morrissey but LOVES red phone booths and BBC.
"Oh, I love all British television - Doctor Who, Orphan Black AND Sherlock!"
atlantic-garbage-patch said:
I didn’t even have to click Play to know this would be the video store scene.
Legendary film scene, definitely what Shakespeare's legacy stands for.
lertheblur said:
Holy SHIT this is so bad. Why is he in a Blockbuster? Why do none of the movies in the Blockbuster have the film jackets in front of them so that you know what movie you’re renting?
The movie was supposed to be "current" and is centered around Hamlet avenging his father's death, his father being the CEO of a NYC company called "Denmark Corporation." It was supposed to be "hip" or something but it's 14 years old now. And I guess they couldn't afford the royalties for other movies.
It's worth noting that Ethan Hawke, Bill Murray, Steve Zahn, Liev Schrieber and Julia Stiles are in it.