for no particular reason revisiting don’t be a sucker (dod, 1945): archive.org/details/y…
cosign: textcasting.org
My First Diary / Log
circa 13/oct/04 – 27/apr/05
Invention Book
undated, c. 2006
Trip Log, j2
My movements at age 13 tracked in spreadsheet form
Reading List 2025_Aug_22_Friday
Media I’ve been lookin’ at
Cinema 10
1/jul/24 – 09/jun/25
A Poem For Walking Down The Street To The Store
Leave your apartment and go left. Notice how long the dry cleaner’s has been in business. J30p77-78
Cinema 9
1/jun/24 – 1/jul/24
Cinema 8
20/mar/24 – 01/jun/24
Cinema 7
21/dec/23 – 20/mar/24
Cinema 6.3
15/nov/23 – 21/dec/23
Cinema 6.2
29/oct/23 – 14/nov/23
Notes on Notes: In the Theatre
Hi, Jacob Earl inveterate movie talker here. Do you find yourself talking all the time and driving everyone around you nuts for your whole life, like your mouth is almost controlled by a totally different person?1 Leaning over to your friend saying “she’s the actress from this other movie” or “Oh no they’re brothers” destroying the experience for your closest friends and family? I find that I get these thoughts and I cannot focus on the next thing that happens unless I express them.
The Most Noble of All Causes; The Completion of an Arbitrary List
One of the perks of a premium letterboxd subscription is a fully featured Stats page that organises the data from your account in a series of increasingly granular ways, for example you can see your highest rated cinematographer of all time (Jean Rabier) or of a particular year (2016: Albert Maysles) or what film you’re a statistical outlier for, either rating much higher than the average user (Spy Kids 2, 5 Stars) or much lower (1900, .
Cinema 6.1
27/aug/23 – 25/oct/23
Cinema 5
24/mar/2023 – 27/aug/23
Cinema 4
31/dec/21–6/mar/23
Cinema 3
19/sep/20–31/dec/21
Cinema 2
27/apr/20–12/sep/20