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I wont say a thing, this is me staying perfectly still.

You will forget my voice and yet still miss my hips, but wont run no more, not even if you went through the worst tragedy of all. Maybe if you are lucky I will feel a shiver on the tip of my finger ever should you die. Wont see me, wont hear of me and I´ll finally get that you want nothing of me. And then, released of your taunting spell I will fade away and you will find the way to make my life a living hell again.

I wont say a thing, this is me staying perfectly still, waiting for that fucked up day when all your rotten being will dare to show up again, speak my name and make me move again. You don´t wanna make me move again, warned you are right now: the next time you hear my voice it will be to dry out your blood with only three words. Beware of these thing, and these things only: Don´t make me move again. Don´t make me talk again. Don´t speak my name again
How the fuck you dare to trust my love on the fucking fickle finger of fate?
You cock sucker mother fucker I will spit your love in it´s cunt.

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Elizabeth Taylor in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966, dir. Mike Nichols)
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“Good For The Jews” son Ronald Tannenbaum y David Fagin, una dupla de comediantes judíos que hacen una comedia muy pero muy judía. y muy pero muy chistosa.

aquí explican algo de eso:

“Whenever possible, we like to have Jewish comedians appear with us”…”Fortunately for us, Jews tend to be pretty funny people. Our culture gives us many topics that naturally lead to laughter, like guilt, blueberry bagels, and the Holocaust.”

“I grew up listening to the Golden Age of Jewish comics: Mel Brooks, Woody Allen, Leonard Cohen. But when I heard “Jewish music,” I couldn’t understand why it was so boring and earnest. “Jewish music” reminded me of Hebrew school, which has imprisoned more young Jews than Hitler ever dreamed of. In Good For the Jews, we make Jewish music for people who don’t like Jewish music.”

“If you like Jon Stewart, you should come see us. If you like Israeli folk dancing, you should not come see us. We’re not products of the generation that gave you the JDL and Joe Lieberman — we’re from the generation of The Hebrew Hammer and Sarah Silverman, whom I’m mentioning by name in the hope that she’ll come to see us.”

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Joy Fantastic - Hudson Mohawke

de su reciente disco Butter, un buen tune para un sábado como este.

this is how I want to be loved

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Ok Go - WTF?

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la banda de rock que siempre quise tener

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