Scix in the Back Row

May 07

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Ray Harryhausen, Master Of Stop-Motion Animation, Dies : NPR -

His sword-fighting skeletons in Jason and the Argonauts and models he animated in other movies made him a Hollywood legend. Directors including Steven Spielberg and George Lucas say Harryhausen was an inspiration. He was 92.

Aw, foo.

May 06

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May 05

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May 04

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“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” —

Philip K. Dick (via akiraisanamoeba)

And that was a man who needed a rule to figure it out…

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In response to this post.

Can I quote the post you’re replying to?

I have tried to find meaningful anagrams for various character names but have failed so far, and find no mention of anagrams associated with the game.

So yeah, I have heard of an “anagram.” My first thought was, “This woman’s name is basically “anagram” — so this might be an amusing hint that anagrams play a part in the game, or there may be a hidden clue or reference via anagram.

I think it’s distinctly possible her name is a joke on “anagram” AND a reference at Twin Peaks’ Annie Blackburn, played by Heather Graham.

And don’t be rude, k?

May 03

“I don’t know what I was kissing in there, but I have no regrets.”

Gravity Falls.

Sounds like quite a party.

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Corky cloned

I am officially tumblr-famous now … I found a re-use of one of my gifs.

Original.

Unattributed re-use.

May 02

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I was browsing the Twin Peaks “Where are they now?” article, and I just realized … Deadly Premonition’s answer to Laura Palmer is Anna Graham. I have tried to find meaningful anagrams for various character names but have failed so far, and find no mention of anagrams associated with the game.

However … In Twin Peaks, the character of Annie Blackburn was played by Heather Graham … Anna Graham isn’t a parallel of Laura Palmer, she’s Annie.

How’s Annie?

May 01

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