"You will always be my,
Little brothers,
Cause you're younger,
We're related, and you're boys"

"I was a 'sensitive editor' because I liked his work, I was admiring it. When I stopped admiring him so much I started being 'feminine tosh'," she said this morning. "I can't say it?

Basically, that existential dilemma of realising that he's not as hip as he'd like people to see him.

Sure. I still wonder what kind of person complains about having to see a Malick film once every nine years.

I like Antonioni.

I *love* Antonioni. All those big contemplative spaces and ambient noises. Yay.

To be fair, even though I'm not the biggest fan of Malick you've got to respect that he's the closest thing we've got to Kubrick's "fuck off and let me?

At least Antonioni knew how to do gratuitous explosions. :-)

But 5 minutes later?

It's been pointed out to me that when his films have music, it's always because someone's put a record on or is listening to the radio or playing an instrument: it's part of the story. There's no [[http://filmsound.org/terminology/diegetic.htm|?

Nothing to prevent them having one. Stinklangweilig is "so boring it stinks", so I can't see anything wrong with "Gutlangweilig".

Given my good pass in German language and shocking fail in their literature due to finding it stinklangweilig, I'm inclined to think?

Their was a scene in Steppenwolf where I could feel the translators pain – paraphrase
"Haven't you noticed you have?

I'm going to go with "Spaßlangeweilenichts".

Yes, yes they are.

Fixed with apologies. I get extremely pissy when folks mung my weirdly ethnic surname :), and really should be more careful with other people?s.

Kia ora Craig ? your comment on Graham?

We didn't get to read the good shit. I think that's much more to blame than any real dearth of good german material. And I didn't have a taste for stuff that was so dark back then. By the end of 6 weeks, I'd studied?

I only did German in high school and we got to translate fairy tales into German which was actually pretty cool – but I think the reason for this was that fairy tales were all we would have been capable of doing.

I'm pretty sure that's why we weren't doing Hesse. But even fairy tales in German are dark. I thought I'd hit one that was going to be fun when it?

They're so similar to English, and yet more regular, that I found it easy. The really hard part is gendered nouns.

What?

That's quite normal, foreign languages students usually have the best grasp of grammar – it's one of the reasons that language study should continue to be pushed in schools – you learn a?

I accept that language changes?

"You can work in movie style productions, but have proper control ..."

That applies to comics, too, kinda!

LOL, which is one of those ones no-one gets unless they also studied Latin. I missed the laugh in one corporate meeting where a much-disliked boss said "Well, there's only one item on the agenda" (there were supposed to be many but?

Seconded. I read somewhere that if you like film-making but don't have the time or money, then comic book writing is the next best thing. And it easily serves as a storyboard if the film rights are sold, too.

This might work (flying on instruments only due to work firewall...)

How to make a cookie recipe sound like a Nazi rally.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPST2nE0KIo

ROFLMAO. "Und Keine Eier!"*, with a similar intonation to Hitler pronouncing a final solution.

*translation "And no eggs".

That was my experience. Grammar wasn't?

+1

Yes! Comics are an excellent source of no time or money.

Yes. Interminable stoned conversations about which came first bring everyone down. Or someone starts spouting crap like this.

I'd love to know German. I have a sneaking admiration for their highly practical and regimented national character, and deeply disturbing dark tales would?

I already knew the ancestral whakapapa patterns- been brought up with them.
But – other stuff!

Also, I'd never heard of an intransitive verb before I started to learn Maori in a?

And I had never heard of an intransitive verb until I just read your comment which lead me to google it. And I have just learnt another new thing?

You might like this, then:

Follow me to Pormpuraaw, a small Aboriginal community on the western edge of Cape York, in northern Australia. I came here because of the way the locals,?

But definitely – if you learn another language, spatial dimensions are slightly different, depending on the language.

Mandarin Chinese has a correlation between time and space that I'm quite partial to:

Next (week/ month/ time)= down
last = up

I like the imagery, not sure how die Christen?