I've never seen a Fellini flick, but every time I hear it described, it sounds more like Gummo land.
I've never seen a Fellini flick, but every time I hear it described, it sounds more like Gummo land.
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"Republicans in East Tennessee live in a government compound of national and state forests, land grant universities, nuclear research labs, and TVA lakes and dams, while pretending to be coonskin cappers guarding the mountain passes to stop socialism." - (Commenter from Oregon discussing the Tennessee Governors contest in the NYT) (hat tip to Hank IV)
"Gummo" is a damn sight closer to the mark. I wonder how many people have gone to FK expecting to see ...
Last edited by Raincrow; 12-16-2012 at 01:48 PM.
"Kids that didn't want to play along got trampled."
...Christopher Scum
I'd always heard the Walgreen's in that area referred to a the Diane Arbus Walgreens, but it would be easier to just consolidate everything into Fellini Land.
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go there quite often. i call it the argento walgreens. unlike fellini kroger, it's not so much that i see odd people, but weird unexpected things seem to happen there on a regular basis. i love no-kno!
"It isn't necessary to imagine the world ending in fire or ice. There are two other possibilities: one is paperwork, and the other is nostalgia."
NEVER go to the John Waters Radio Shack for an adapter is all I got to add to this.
"Kids that didn't want to play along got trampled."
...Christopher Scum
I told you it'd fit.Originally Posted by Raincrow
They took his hair, Tommy. Jesus that's strange.
For the record, Is this an admission of complicity in the adaptation of Raincrow?
Same thing for the Michael Bay(mont) Inn's and Suites.
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"Republicans in East Tennessee live in a government compound of national and state forests, land grant universities, nuclear research labs, and TVA lakes and dams, while pretending to be coonskin cappers guarding the mountain passes to stop socialism." - (Commenter from Oregon discussing the Tennessee Governors contest in the NYT) (hat tip to Hank IV)
Heard about this thread yesterday at lunch. First thing I saw on FB-eeezy this morning:
"Only at Fellini Kroger: Santa in a Jazzy Chair."
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Terry Southern, on being chastised by a society hostess for being sick after drinking
There is some kind of portal/transfer where they appear and disappear by BP and Grainger.
I once bought a guitar for a half pack of barbecue sunflower seeds and "all the change in that ash tray."
It was a harmony jazz-master knock off.
A greasy greasy hobo was wielding it as a bludgeoning weapon while screaming at a female hobo at the bus stop by the paint store.
I pulled up on the curb and said "hey you wanna sell that guitar?"
I had the sunflower seeds in my hand at the time and he peered in the vehicle to see what I had.
Seen some interesting things at that Walgreens as well.
But Raddys is the eye of the temple.
They loiter in the aqueduct below the street...
Fellini-land indeed.
But yeah Fellini seems a bit maligned for such an avidly southern locale.
Gummo is a bit glib.
It's probably too pedestrian and not in keeping with the auteur theme,
but it seems more Coen bros than Fellini.
Last edited by Keef Riffers; 12-21-2012 at 11:03 AM.
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