Postscript to Experiment 031

Watch an exclusive preview clip of Pixar’s new short,
‘The Blue Umbrella’ via The Wall Street Journal.

Source: Hard to describe the agony of this picture. (J-List)

Nice guys, the friend-zone and sexual entitlement

“In the wake of the NiceGuysOfOKC tumblr (currently down), the discussion about Nice Guys has flared up again. The Nice Guy is a category of human which can be–and often is–entirely ...”

Moulin Rouge® ballet tells classic tale of love at cabaret

SketchBook (Friendship is Magic) via Collab : MLP Octavia
by *ManiacPaint on deviantART

“The story is set in Paris during the late 19th century when the city exuded exquisite contradictions. Pomp and excess ran hand in hand with poverty and hardship and the heady elixir of personal freedom bred lifestyles that were often reckless and addictive. Matthew and Nathalie, who were drawn to Paris by the city’s passion, tempt the fates as they seek love and destiny in the infamous cabaret called The Moulin Rouge.

You can find out what happens when Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents Moulin Rouge® – The Ballet at 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, at Yardley Hall as part of the Performing Arts Series at Johnson County Community College.

Tickets, which are $46 and $37, are available through the college box office or online.

Remember, JCCC employees can purchase up to four tickets for Performing Arts Series shows at half price. The special employee pricing is available in person or by telephone, but not online.

Read more about the ballet here.”

My sense of good timing notwithstanding, I can also sense “An opinion on gun control” is becoming overused on this blog, so I will return to “Forever Alone,” and I will never understand “under-toned content of a book, play, musical work, film, video game, or television series which is not announced explicitly by the characters (or author) but is implicit or becomes something understood by the observer of the work as the production unfolds,” except with your girlfriend.

Wicked Subtext - Video Clips

“Sharon and Randy catch a musical, and Randy learns about the show’s subliminal messages.”