So humour.
Perhaps Duck Soup is better in some ways? But this feels very well-balanced. And some nice cinematography in the barn.
Monkey Business. Norman Mcleod. 1931.
Blueberry Tea
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F&C1932: Horse Feathers
I’ve still got a cold, so I’m pretty slow on the uptake. So by the time I’ve understood a joke, it’s too late to laugh because there’s been three new jokes arriving in the meantime.
It’s so deliciously silly throughout. Not a very… well-plotted… film, perhaps, but inspired, nonetheless.
Horse Feathers. Norman Mcleod. 1932.
Autumn Chai Swizzle
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F&C1933: Duck Soup
F&C1934: L’Atalante
Lolkittens! 
I can certainly see why this is a classic. I haven’t seen anything from this time period quite like this. But… is this another case of the “more interesting than good” syndrome? Possibly… I’ve god a cold and am not so good with the thinking thing.
L’Atalante. Jean Vigo. 1934.
El Diablo
I’ve got a cold, but I thought this might be drinkable, anyway. It wasn’t. I had to dump it.
Hot Lumumba
This, on the other hand. Mmm.
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The Best Albums of 2015
This list has been scientifically created by making Emacs list what albums I listened most frequently to this year. You can’t argue with facts, so you’ll just have to admit that this is the best music released this year.
However, if you look at the list of the albums I listened the most to this year, no matter when they were released…
I’m so old.
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Geez. Well, I haven’t really bought that many albums this year. Couple hundred? It’s way down from earlier years. It’s mainly because I’ve been focussing on watching films and reading comics.
You know. The really other two really important things in life.
In other data driven news: last.fm seems to be dropping about half my scrobbles now? Is that a thing? After the redesign, last.fm is pretty useless, so I guess they’ll be shutting down any second now…