Mel Brooks on taking studio notes:

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Mel Brooks on taking studio notes:

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Vampire Weekend - Step
detail from Annunciation by Jan van Eyck, c. 1434-1436 {full}
(In case it's not obvious to everybody, this is an edit; "they pay me in woims" is the punchline from a different Nancy comic. The original punchline to this one is also funny:)

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oh okay
real asf
this sculpture is from 2011 by artist sara swink
cats have been bothering humans since at least 2011
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Egyptian token with an obelisk and a temple from Nikopolis
Early 1st century CE
J. Paul Getty Museum 79.AI.169

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Can't tell if you already answered this but 12 for the book ask
12 did I enjoy any compulsory high school readings. I liked my APUSH textbook and everything I had to read for AP Spanish lit (chac mool was my favorite but I am still dining out on having to know borges, Lorca, that green chair book, 100 years, etc). I respect the great gatsby as a pedagogical tool. A separate peace is like training wheels American Forster . So of course I liked it. Yeah that’s about it I think
top 5 books all time, books read in last month!
oooh!!! in the last month: winter journey (didn’t get), here in Avalon (disappointing), death comes for the archbishop (amazing — and set in the southwest!), lunch poems (lunch poems), a month in the country (loved ad admired it, although it didn’t resonate like it did in my 20s), the ten year affair (delicious), goodnight Tokyo (bad), American mythology (bad), ring (made me really think about relationships and trust), fifteen dogs (this man is the premise king of the world), a very cold winter (good plot and characters, terrible style), lake effect (bad. A character goes “were not in a relationship — were married!” And I’m not supposed to think she’s the best character), the last movement (good but reserving the best vague adjective for willa), Famesick (compelling but made me nauseous), Crux (great concept good characters needed an editor), the art of time in fiction (worth reading adds a good structure), let the great world spin (shockingly bad).
top 5: hmm okay. This is my list im not making other people follow it. Im not counting nonfiction. Jane Eyre; Epictetus’ Handbook; The Princess Bride; The End of the Affair I think; Mislaid has still got it. And I guess fifth is whatever Jane Austen book I am vibing with at the moment. I still love her but mentioning her feels like mentioning the fucking Bible. Oh have you read the Bible? Pretty good. Also I removed a tree grows in Brooklyn bc I don’t know if I can vouch for it every moment of the day as the worlds best book. But maybe I could…..
now if everyone were just like yeah it’s a weirdo creepy fun house mirror vision of the worst part of England I would be like ok slay . God bless . Time to enjoy some inventive writing and disturbing atmosphere
The Flood, 1974 by Charles W. Stewart
Illustration by Alan Lee for Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast books. In Alan Lee's book Castles.

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I’m trying to read gotmenghast and everyone keeps telling me it’s subtle and great or whatever. I mean pull the other one. It makes CS Lewis look like Jackson pollock. Everyone is obsessed with ritual and politeness and history. The king has an archbishop he hangs out with. They live in an old castle. There is a strict class system. There’s an evil communist . I mean really. I say. It’s about Britain. Also this scene is going to be in the last one
. This conversation happened word for word between queen Elizabeth and princess diana