bananadine666

Just reminding people that this exists

I've been interviewing some people that I find interesting recently, and it's a really nice way of blending meaningful social interaction and artistic fulfilment. Would recommend.

Just a great way of rethinking territories.

You know what, I'm glad he exists. Makes life more entertaining.

It's something to do.

I think this one's very easy to outgrow. And also, why are there two 'the's? Needless.

Actually being bored, and not just putting off stuff you should be doing, is really interesting. Who knows what will arise? I also like films that are boring.

No redeeming qualities.

One of the worst art forms. I wish I'd spent less time doing it.

Icon. Love her love her love her.

Why do people become addicted to talking to a simulation of the most annoying person in the world?

I like films which aspire to nothingness. I like the English footballer Cole Palmer's advert for Burberry, where he fishes in silence for nine minutes. I also like the Irish playwright Samuel Beckett's mute interview for Swedish television. But Zen for Film (1964), which is just a white screen, doesn't do much for me. That feels like hubris in capturing nothingness; we can but gesture.

Once I saw a young girl's eyes light up at a fish and chip shop as the server said it'd be ready in 'six, seven minutes'. That was beautiful.

I have hope that I like anyone who reads this; it's a good premise to have.

You made the effort to go to the zoo and said that? Imagine how iconic this video, released a day later, would have been if it had been the first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBfUFr9SBY0