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opinion: this is just even more reason why divorcing from Facebook -- or making it a nonessential part of one's life -- is important.
I am back on a laptop
The other day I was buying the novelization of Disney's Descendants 2 when I noticed that Brooklyn Beckham had a photobook out. Like, a serious book of photos. Not a book of photos of him. I looked it up online, and it turned out there had been a lot of backlash against it because people believed he would have never gotten the opportunity if his mother wasn't a Spice Girl and fashion brand owner plus his dad's football and modelling stuff I guess.
When I saw the pictures people were lampooning online, I felt they were trying to make a mountain out of a molehill. There's a weird exposure shot of an elephant passing some kind of dark thing people made a big deal of because he said elephants were "hard to photograph". I actually found it compelling.
So I shelled out for the book . It was not cheap, but it's also really nicely made; big and hardcover with a really nice soft backing. and Brooklyn Beckham is an actually good photographer. Who knew? Well, the people at Penguin who published this for one.
I really like the poster though. It's always great when things are designed by somebody who doesn't care too much.
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http://www.king5.com/home/blah (arbitrary URL, not actual 404 page URL)
Her TV's freaking out.
She missed her Indian soaps last night.
She ended up admitting that she spent all night thinking about what she missed.
I guess I know where I get it from.
The next two made me think Sadako would be nonplussed.
"Young lady, I don't care if you crawled out of my TV or not, give me back my show or I will have a talk with your parents!"
I've taken a liking to writing things set in Norway right now (for no meaningful reason and it's never crime fiction), so as part of my regular research I read some Norwegian news websites, which is where I learned about the Super Specific Easter Crime Fiction genre, and also the Kvikk Lunsj ("Quick Lunch", but a more accurate translation is is probably "the 'It is Not A Kit Kat' bar").
WHY
WHY
Well, then, meet Sherlock.
This feels like something somebody should look into or whatever.