Slap Shot (1977 PeerBlock – Peerblock Site Life of Brian (1979 The League of Extraordinary Writers Play It Again, Sam (1972 Ausweis Ausweis A Reality-Hacking Experiment. The world's changing. We're getting so concerned with the descriptions and symbols that represent ideas, we're losing all contact with the substance. On a tape I bought at a yard sale, I heard the narrator say, "People are conditioned to believe the printed word." Feeling absoultely ridiculous one day, I decided to see just how far I could take that. You know I really thought that people would laugh and not let me get anywhere with them. But success came really quickly. My next big success came with the "50 Cents Off" card. What was it that compelled him? Of course, there's the story of the artist who paints replicas of U.S. currency to prove some of the same point. I started to get obsessed with how abstract and far-reaching I could make the words on the card...could they really overcome physical limitations? And why do these cards make everyone smile? A little further in the "far-reaching" direction... Another powermad one. Ninja-style... poof! Links
Young Frankenstein (1974 Typographic Web Design District 9 (2009 Shhh! (A Writer's Guide To Destroying The World) | Fevered Mutte Modern writers have a problem, and it’s called The World. It’s noisy and distracting. They don’t know how to focus on their work. The solution is simple…destroy it. More on that in a minute. First, some basics. Define “writing“: Me, I reckon it’s – a process where words are put together in arrangements that elegantly and efficiently convey meaning. (This means Dan Brown isn’t technically a writer. Basic requirements for writing: 1. 2. 3. 4. (5. That really is all. But on the digital side of things, it’s got a bit messy. Thanks to Progress, modern writers have “never had it so good”. So pity them. So, predictably and naturally, the brain of the online writer is wired for rebellion. Procrastination is what’s hard about writing. This is the only way to write your best work. I’m a professional writer – which means I spend most of my day avoiding writing.Andrew Martin Procrastination is like masturbation. Well, sure. Except it’s nowhere near that simple. No – it’s not you, it’s everyone else.
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