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Showing posts with label drinking. Show all posts
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Monday, 29 July 2013

"Being a manic depressive is like having brown hair."

Posted on 10:02 by Unknown
Said Delmore Schwartz, quoted by Lou Reed, reviewing Kanye West's new album "Yeezus."
[On the song "Hold My Liquor," a]t first, West says "I can hold my liquor" and then he says "I can't hold my liquor."  This is classic — classic manic-depressive, going back and forth....
"I'm great, I'm terrible, I'm great, I'm terrible."  That's all over this record....
There are more contradictions on "New Slaves," where he says "Fuck you and your Hamptons house."  But God only knows how much he's spending wherever he is.  He's trying to have it both ways — he's the upstart but he's got it all, so he frowns on it.  Some people might say that makes him complicated, but it's not really that complicated.  He kind of wants to retain his street cred even though he got so popular.  And I think he thinks people are going to think he's become one of them — so he's going to very great lengths to claim that he's not.  On "New Slaves," he's accusing everyone of being materialistic but you know, when guys do something like that, it's always like, "But we're the exception.  It's all those other people, but we know better."
By the way, does Lou Reed/Kanye West ever smile? Do Google image searches for "Kanye West smiling" and "Lou Reed smiling." I think of Kanye West as a guy who only gives "depression face" to the cameras, but compared to Lou Reed, he's a veritable Goldie Hawn.

ADDED: Sorry I had "Jeezus" instead of "Yeezus" there for a while.
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Monday, 22 July 2013

"A Norwegian woman who was sentenced to prison in Dubai after reporting that she was raped..."

Posted on 12:14 by Unknown
"... has been given a pardon and will be heading home soon, she said Monday."

When I clicked on the front-page teaser — "Woman pardoned for rape report" — I thought I was going to a story about a false report of rape, and I was curious about the sympathy for women who do such harmful things. But that is not what happened here. Marte Deborah Dalelv reported a rape, and she was then "charged with having unlawful sex, making a false statement and illegal consumption of alcohol" and given a 16-month prison sentence.

While Dubai has a reputation as a cosmopolitan city that boasts Western influences, where visitors can drink at bars and restaurants and unmarried couples can share hotel rooms, the country adheres to Islamic laws and traditions. Having sex outside of marriage and public consumption of alcohol are both violations of the law in the United Arab Emirates....

In December 2012, a British woman reported being raped by three men in Dubai. She was found guilty of drinking alcohol without a license and fined. In January 2010, a British woman told authorities she was raped by an employee at a Dubai hotel. She was charged with public intoxication and having sex outside of marriage. An Australian woman reported in 2008 that she was drugged and gang-raped. She was convicted of having sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol, and she was sentenced to 11 months in prison.
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Sunday, 14 July 2013

Homemade bitters.

Posted on 13:50 by Unknown
"Now, bartenders across the country are experimenting with these bittersweet infusions."
Mallett, a chef at the Black Trumpet Bistro, is collecting medicinal herbs, which he infuses in alcohol to make his own bitters, a bittersweet alcoholic concentrate used to flavor cocktails.

Mallett says he often forages in the woods for ingredients like wild chamomile, dock and burdock root for his bitters, too.
This sounds vaguely dangerous... the stuff of mystery novels.
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Saturday, 6 July 2013

Naked Bob Dylan Robot has something to say about the meaning of "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat."

Posted on 16:24 by Unknown
As channeled by betamax3000:
Well, you look so pretty in it
Honey, can I jump on it sometime?

The Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat Represents the Stylish Repression of the Sexual Urges of the Hat-Wearing Woman -- the Hat is a "Pillbox", thus referencing both Birth Control and Containment --, and How those Urges Create a Corresponding Attraction in the Male, as the Leopard-Skin Pattern Stimulates Animal Urges. This Becomes More Obvious in the Following Lines, where the Titular Hat is Compared to A Mattress:

Yes, I just wanna see If it's really that expensive kind
You know it balances on your head
Just like a mattress balances
On a bottle of wine
Your brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat

That the Mattress is Balanced On a Bottle of Wine Implies that the Man is Contemplating the Use of Alcohol to Achieve the Goal of "jump(ing) on it sometime."

However, this Desire Remains Unrequited, as Evidenced in the Following lines:

Well, if you wanna see the sun rise Honey,
I know where We'll go out and see it sometime
We'll both just sit there and stare
Me with my belt Wrapped around my head
And you just sittin' there
In your brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat

Notice that they Will "Sit and Stare": there is No Jumping Upon the "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat". Furthermore, The Man Now Has a Belt Wrapped Around His Head, Indicating Restraint of His Hat-Jumping Thoughts, and -- Possibly -- Implying a Restraint Around His Phallic Head. Meanwhile, the Woman is "just sittin' there" and there is no further mention of a Mattress.
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Blog Archive

  • ▼  2013 (500)
    • ▼  August (111)
      • If the NY sales tax exempts "dramatic or musical a...
      • Pictures from the first walk on the new floor.
      • "It's just nuts. It's crazy." Why are you texting ...
      • The floor project, Day 5, continued.
      • "Eight staffers at Cory Booker's tech start-up hav...
      • Chicago Public Schools provides "safe passage" map...
      • The floor project, Day 5.
      • "We are fuming - this person acted terribly wrong....
      • "I may yet get married — statistically 90% of peop...
      • How big law firms entertain summer associates.
      • "Feminism, in short, doesn't just empower women. I...
      • "We see the writing the wall, and we have decided ...
      • Goodbye to Karen Black.
      • The floor project, end of Day 4.
      • Jim S. is right, I need more nominees for Most Emb...
      • "Which ultimately does more good — an article or m...
      • 10 things Scott Walker should do to position himse...
      • Did Reza Aslan, a Muslim writing about Jesus in "Z...
      • "Government is the same institution that takes ove...
      • "Bob Dylan ran through the 18th century English fo...
      • "Booker's stake is a bribe."
      • "There is no spying on Americans."
      • Mr. Bezos, tear down that wall.
      • Most Embarrassing Sentence in Major Media, 2013.
      • The floor project, end of Day 3.
      • Rose of Sharon.
      • "In 2003, the New York Times published a lengthy a...
      • 12 years without sex, or as Sophie Fontanel calls ...
      • Hibiscus.
      • "Look, Putin doesn't deserve the respect after wha...
      • "We were counting on you to break down the transge...
      • 27-year-old Madison man faces reality and takes ac...
      • I wasn't going to blog "18 Ways To Eat Hummus All ...
      • "There is absolutely nothing worse than the stereo...
      • "Plans by three Catholic hospital systems in Wisco...
      • Why is Madison police chief Nobel Wray retiring?
      • FireDogLake calls out Kos: "Markos Moulitsas’ Ugly...
      • The floor project, end of Day 2.
      • "I find it so entertaining a small group of whack ...
      • "I’m polyamorous, which means I believe you can lo...
      • "It is ironic that Austen, the elegant, precise sa...
      • The Atlantic empowers readers to post comments nex...
      • Exile from the big room.
      • Great ad for a pushup bra.
      • "You are a drama queen," said the cop to the man h...
      • The carrots tag.
      • In 1993, "50% of the women were scoring as mascul...
      • ABC News producer Don Ennis was happy you accepted...
      • "Bezos believes that a big reset button is being h...
      • The age-old advice: Do something.
      • Bezos and the WaPo paywall.
      • "This is the inspiring story of Hafid from Dubai, ...
      • Ted Cruz said: "Buzzfeed — the leftwing site — y’a...
      • "It's just upsetting to have lost that way. I don'...
      • "The Washington Post Co. has agreed to sell its fl...
      • "Wisconsin DNR removes Facebook page amid national...
      • The floor project, end of Day 1.
      • Here's a little something for those of you...
      • The "therapy dog" scam.
      • "It’s not the content... We don’t regulate content."
      • "To adapt H.L. Mencken, nobody ever went broke und...
      • Yielding the floor.
      • "Many workplace set ups undermine introverted empl...
      • "One of the few advantages of dying from Grade 3, ...
      • "A luxury toilet controlled by a smartphone app is...
      • "The cultured meat is originally white; the burger...
      • Threats of rape and murder over replacing Charles ...
      • "The student was McGinn’s paid research assistant ...
      • Dog, boat, ball.
      • What's the point of committing suicide...
      • Why do philosophy professors call themselves "phil...
      • "'Heaven sees what the people see, Heaven hears wh...
      • Do you really need that much dessert?
      • "I’ve done work with the University of Michigan th...
      • Prow dog.
      • "The pros and cons of sex before marriage."
      • "This house can’t believe you’re scrolling through...
      • "Why Russia Turned Against The Gays."
      • "How Friedrich Engels’ Radical Lover Helped Him Fa...
      • The summer deskscape.
      • Sexual harassment in academia: It depends on what ...
      • "He blamed his mother for chewing her food too lou...
      • Bolus.
      • "With no notice, the man stepped forward, grabbed ...
      • Feminist blogger suspects that the AP meant to say...
      • "Where we were. What we were doing."
      • Sitting with Abby and Zeus.
      • "This legislation ensures that local communities h...
      • The Tea Party "is the same group we faced in the S...
      • "Did Althouse ask permission before taking this pi...
      • "'You know, you shouldn't do that,' said her compa...
      • "Jake Tapper reveals classified information about ...
      • "It's like Santa for your vagina."
      • I see that 4 readers bought "$64,000 Jazz"...
      • "A Unicornucopia of Crazy."
      • Scenes from the smoke shop.
      • How to be a great houseguest.
      • From "dark, prominent, sculpted" to nothing at all.
      • The "the legions of mulleteers" don't even "seem t...
      • "Well, I might write a more satisfactory book if I...
      • "Wealthy gay dad, Barrie Drewitt-Barlow, says he a...
      • Supporting gay marriage because one's son is gay.
      • Seen in Madison, today.
      • "17 Best U.S. Cities for Hippies."
      • I ask Glenn Loury if he thinks it was a mistake to...
      • Glenn Loury and I don't see what's so bad about An...
      • $700,000 to $800,000 spent to erase a quote that w...
      • "The Burka Avenger wears a flowing black veil — on...
      • The Queen's WWIII speech.
      • Do we pity the man who is, against his will, force...
      • "These guys are looking for a diversion from the h...
    • ►  July (389)
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