Wackiness: 56/100
Rationality: 40/100
Constructiveness: 38/100
Leadership: 56/100
You are a WEDL--Wacky Emotional Destructive Leader. This makes you an anarchist. You don't give a damn. When push comes to shove, you just forget about it--it's just not worth the heartache. What this means for others is that dealing with you can be aggravating, because they find they can't get you motivated about things they care about. What this means for you is that you are happier, calmer, and saner then they are on their best days.
You are near-immune to criticism, and those who know you well acknowledge and respect that. You may come across as lazy, but the truth is that you find little to get worked up about.
Regardless, you have slews of friends, because they are fascinated by your world view, jealous of your lifestyle, and drawn to the fact that you are hilarious to be around.
You are a pillar in a sea of hot-bloodedness. You have a sweet tooth.
Monday, July 12, 2004
Wednesday, September 03, 2003
Mix'd and matched
Those of you old enough to remember the process of mix tapes on cassette will appreciate this essay - and this site.
The print issues #2 and #3 have been reviewed at this site, Bibliotheque - AR does a wonderful zine, LOVELY UGLY CRUEL WORLD, that's worth your time to investigate - and has an interesting art journal as well.
Those into the geek side of record/music collecting have something to celebrate.
Look up the name 'ScriptSupr' for my listing, still in progress.
Those of you old enough to remember the process of mix tapes on cassette will appreciate this essay - and this site.
The print issues #2 and #3 have been reviewed at this site, Bibliotheque - AR does a wonderful zine, LOVELY UGLY CRUEL WORLD, that's worth your time to investigate - and has an interesting art journal as well.
Those into the geek side of record/music collecting have something to celebrate.
Look up the name 'ScriptSupr' for my listing, still in progress.
Thursday, July 31, 2003
Lazy Days
Well... it's been awhile since my last entry. After returning from Ebertfest in Champaign (where a wonderful film called STONE READER was screened), and a 20th high school reunion in Southeast MO which was both simultaneously exhilerating and disappointing, I basically just took a break from the web... not that I was missed by any means. Read a lot... saw a bunch of films... started to write some film scripts again. Basically lazed about, which summer is a perfect time of year to do so.
More things are on the way... however, I'd like to direct your attention to this Kansas City based artist, Parrish Baker, who has a wonderful thing he does called Sparrow's Fall. Well worth your time to take a peek at.
Well... it's been awhile since my last entry. After returning from Ebertfest in Champaign (where a wonderful film called STONE READER was screened), and a 20th high school reunion in Southeast MO which was both simultaneously exhilerating and disappointing, I basically just took a break from the web... not that I was missed by any means. Read a lot... saw a bunch of films... started to write some film scripts again. Basically lazed about, which summer is a perfect time of year to do so.
More things are on the way... however, I'd like to direct your attention to this Kansas City based artist, Parrish Baker, who has a wonderful thing he does called Sparrow's Fall. Well worth your time to take a peek at.
Wednesday, May 07, 2003
Which David Lynch movie are you?
you are the rarest: Industrial Symphony No. 1:
The Dream of the Broken Hearted
Which David Lynch movie are you?
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you are the rarest: Industrial Symphony No. 1:
The Dream of the Broken Hearted
Which David Lynch movie are you?
Wednesday, April 30, 2003
Sounds of "Silence"
Back from Ebertfest in IL... plenty of doin's that went on. More about that later.
Do you like musicals?
Do you like "Silence of the Lambs"?
Well, this gives you the best of both worlds!
Back from Ebertfest in IL... plenty of doin's that went on. More about that later.
Do you like musicals?
Do you like "Silence of the Lambs"?
Well, this gives you the best of both worlds!
Tuesday, April 22, 2003
On the road...
I'll be up at Champaign-Urbana, IL for the next couple of days for two reasons - the first being to help out at this screening, co-sponsored by the magazine that I write for; the second to spend at least one day at Ebertfest. Time contraints prevent me from staying the length of the festival, but it should be very interesting.
More about it when I return.
I'll be up at Champaign-Urbana, IL for the next couple of days for two reasons - the first being to help out at this screening, co-sponsored by the magazine that I write for; the second to spend at least one day at Ebertfest. Time contraints prevent me from staying the length of the festival, but it should be very interesting.
More about it when I return.
Sunday, April 20, 2003
Life's little horrors
Before I go on, you need to go here first.
I picked up the WENDIGO dvd over a month ago, having heard good things about it for awhile and having missed it's festival run when it got to Kansas City... I managed to find, after several weeks of looking, a copy of HABIT. Now I'm looking for the first feature, NO TELLING.
The filmmaker in question is one Larry Fessenden. And he's the Real Deal amongst a wave of indie-poseurs and Hollywood wanna-be's.
Check out the site - then see the work.
Before I go on, you need to go here first.
I picked up the WENDIGO dvd over a month ago, having heard good things about it for awhile and having missed it's festival run when it got to Kansas City... I managed to find, after several weeks of looking, a copy of HABIT. Now I'm looking for the first feature, NO TELLING.
The filmmaker in question is one Larry Fessenden. And he's the Real Deal amongst a wave of indie-poseurs and Hollywood wanna-be's.
Check out the site - then see the work.
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