
Were it not for the ability of Sir James of Ocicat to breathe the sulphurous atmosphere of celeb gossip, I wonder if I would ever have had the opportunity to read the phrase, "VALKYRIE WILL OWN YOUR ASS"? Now I have a sweet nothing to whisper to Max Mosley, should I ever find myself on a basement picnic with the gentleman. I doubt I cut a sufficiently Jean Brodie figure, however, so that'll probably never happen.
Now what interests me here is not Tom Cruise so much as Bryan Singer, whose previous Nazi film was a little dab of sunshine called Apt Pupil, based on a Stephen King short story, in which Ian McKellan was evil and Brad Renfro basically dumb and occasionally nude. You may recall that it was the lockerroom scene from that very movie that got Singer in trouble for a slightly-less-than-legal ephebophilia, and while I am not sure the long arm of the state belongs between the creeper-peepers of thirty-somethings and the boy-butts of their teenaged extras, I think that the whole episode bodes poorly for Valkyrie's filmic prospects. I mean, the joke writes itself: A Nazi, a pedophile, and a scientologist walk into a bar . . .
Friday, April 11, 2008
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Vos 'Foodie Fridays' me manque. J'espere que vouz mangez bien, et vous publierez a bientot.
Ah ingrid...be still my heart.
Sir James is the cat's meow.
Now I have to go look up "ephebophilia" in the OED.
My fault for coming here without.
uncle buck
John Derbyshire and Jonathan Rowe on ephebophilia here.
If Ioz clicked on John "Kill all the Fags" Derbyshire, the website would reach through the internet and impale him (us). Phttthp on creepy British snobs.
The site is actually Positive Liberty, but they quote Derb and the post was sparked by his piece on Lolita. Also, the correct portrayal of his attitude is:
1. The wogs begin at Calais
2. Kill the wogs
3. Kick the poofters.
What Ingrid said (je pense.)
drip
I'm sorry, but this is just too tempting.
Atrios tees it up for IOZ:
"If you were strategizing a blogswarm to get Congress, the press, and the administration to do something, what would you suggest we focus on? Should we focus on the lack of media coverage? Should we focus on getting a special prosecutor?
[And, my personal favorite]Should we focus on getting the administration to comply with requests for documents and testimony from congressional committes?
I'm asking because I'm not sure what we should do, only that we should do something".
Oh my.
TT
Oh God, everytime someone posts something from Atrios, I die a little inside. It's sad to think how many hours I wasted reading that site only a handful of years ago. If only I had wised up sooner :(
WTF is there on Atrios' site?
there's plenty of material in the comments thread for future IT/History/sociology nerds to have a field day though.
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