Expected better from The New Yorker than a short sighted op-ed / reaction piece.

An article on the history of this bizarre concept where *individuals* are able to grant clemency would be more appropriate. Either way, to me it seems more a relic of monarchy that should be replaced by a council.

I dunno, I could see that if they were started on Inland Empire but Mulholland Drive is probably the best showcase of Lynch doing what he does so well. It doesn’t go too far off the rails (just enough!) and isn’t as intense / violent or just outright weird as some of his others.

Just imagine Eurovision on boats and you won’t be far off.

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski if you haven’t read it already. Grab a physical copy.. digital / ebook won’t do it justice.

Always alt-text! And as a secondary benefit it ensures image-only posts are able to be found by custom feeds, 99% of which are scanning for text matches.

A QA engineer walks into a bar.

Orders a beer. Orders 0 beers.
Orders 99999999999 beers.
Orders a lizard. Orders -1 beers.
Orders a ueicbksjdhd.

First real customer walks in and asks where the bathroom is. The bar bursts into flames, killing everyone.

Dan O’Herlihy who played Andrew Packard in Twin Peaks was also the head of OCP

Enjoying the short form reviews, keep it up :)

He wouldn’t have had to travel far!

Thanks, just done that now.

While simultaneously being the wackiest motherfucker you ever laid eyes on