While I am honored and grateful, I’m still sort of hesitant to accept the Charles Nelson Reilly Award for Questionable Masculinity.
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Via oldhollywood: Gregory Peck & Bill Walker in To Kill a Mockingbird (1962, dir. Robert Mulligan) “Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your father’s passin’.”
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Via our favorite vampiress halfbakedidea: Twilight: New Moon in One Minute.
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Catching flaws in my extemporaneous interpretation of Herodotus is impressive. I guess that’s why you’re trusted to oversee this Food Court. 
Via oldhollywood: Catherine Deneuve in Belle de Jour (1967, dir. Luis Buñuel)
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Via tragos: billyjane: oldhollywood: “The absence of limitations is the enemy of art.” -Orson Welles (photo by Carl Van Vechten)
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I find Google Wave to be a groundbreaking, game-changing communication technology. Now if only I had anything to say to other human beings. Although they are not my favorite Dr. Who villains, they sure as hell beat the Daleks at finding internet bargains. #cybermanmonday Could their inferiority complex be more obvious? Iran is just jealous that my enriched uranium has more antioxidants than theirs. Excessive Outdoor Christmas Decorations: The Overcompensating Sports Car of 2009 
The enigmatic Jacob reads Flannery O’Connor’s “Everything That Rises Must Converge” while, overhead, John Locke falls from an eight story window. I sympathize with Tiger Woods. Just yesterday I too was emasculated by his wife.
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