Ik ben blij dat iemand hier eens keihard tegen optreedt.
You know that face you make when you’re about to take that perfect picture of yourself for the internet?
You know, the pose where you push your mouth out in that sort of pout/kiss face to make it look like you’ve got big pouty lips, a super-defined jawline, and model-quality cheekbones?
Wat Hans Beerekamp is (ok, was) voor Nederland, is Roger Ebert voor de VS. Hij maakte een mooie lijst met waarheden als koeien aangaande ’s werelds rijke filmhistorie:
Camel, Slow-MovingAll camels in Middle Eastern thrillers are crossing the road for the sole purpose of slowing down a pursuit vehicle.
Long-haired Woman Seen from BehindWhen approached by hero, inevitably turns out to be a man.
One-at-a-time Attack RuleIn any situation where the hero is alone, surrounded by dozens of bad guys, they will always obligingly attack one at a time. (See any Schwarzenegger movie.)
These images, by photographers of the Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information, are some of the only color photographs taken of the effects of the Depression on America’s rural and small town populations. The photographs and captions are the property of the Library of Congress and were included in a 2006 exhibit Bound for Glory: America in Color.
Mijn vriendinnetje kreeg zo’n 3 jaar geleden een CD (0) van Damien Rice.  Op deze CD staan enkele toppertjes zoals The Blower’s Daughter, Eskimo en Delicate.
Ik presenteer hier het lied Delicate (hard = prachtig, harder (op 11 ) is prachtiger!)