A Study Of The Light In BBC TV Series The Chinese Detective

RND/ To consider a study of the light in awesome BBC TV police procedural drama series The Chinese Detective 1981-1982.) Starring the hugely talented David Yip. Professional Duffer Edward Ruthven: Nice view of the Themes.. Manly we was in those days. We had dignity of race. Undiluted. You know what I mean? We didn’t have … Read more

More White People Photography

RND/ To consider more hyper-bland, instagrammatic, neurally gentrified, total-psychic-zero style ‘decaff latte moments’ photography, direct from the widespread photographic image genre “White People Photography.” Truly inspiring – that is, if you’ve all the rich inner life of a stuffed designer sofa. All images attributed to original photographers via German stock photography / footage provider Pexels: … Read more

Reality Gliches In Insurgency Sandstorm: PC Screenshot Art

RND/ To consider the glitches in the videographic reality of team-based, tactical Middle East FPS “Insurgency: Sandstorm” as the very thing preventing it’s radical (ideological) desimulation in the player’s mind: Nameless locations with nameless conflicts – PCGamesN 1920 x 1080 .jpg – screenshots via Steam Community That is, “The fact that ‘It’s Just A Game … Read more

Once And For All: Why to Agree With The Statement “Fuck Seinfeld”

RND/ To consider, once and for all, the innate existential validity of the general philosophical statement and moral sentiment “Fuck Seinfeld.” * One of the best reasons to hate the show Seinfeld is provided by ‘Daniel’, one of its bizarre billions of silently deranged, intensely annoying fanboys. Just check out this all-time classic response to … Read more

Political painting – Aegri Somnia: Brexit Party 2020

RND/ To consider the mass insanity, ugliness and stupidity of Brexit Parties, circa 2020; a political painting. (That’s one karmic gift that won’t stop giving – you astoundingly deluded, myopic, xenophobic flag shaggers.) 3840 x 3961 .jpg – via Getty Images jezus chrrrist look at them; you’d think it was the birth of a new … Read more