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Los Angeles Times Hero Complex
2012 Film Festival
Serenity Screening
Q&A w/ Nathan Fillion

Regal Cinemas @ LA Live
May 20, 2012

(Totally took a whole bunch of photos. They’re not very good quality, but you can check ‘em out HERE.)

Day 146: Robot Mouse! (05/25/12) on Flickr.

You know, presents are great… but when a present is from a cute little girl, it’s even more heartwarming. Thanks for my new Vinylmation, Clara! I love it so much!

“I could not write for that show [Community]… It’s fucking hard, man. First of all, Dan Harmon is a genius, but also like… Insane. Insane in that he wants everything to be perfect and like he needs—I don’t know if I could live up to—I don’t wanna—Like he likes me and I like him a lot… I love him. Like I think the vision that he has is really crazy and really specific and I really enjoy that about people who create stuff and I would never want to fall out of his good graces… That’s like my biggest fear. I feel like if I wrote for that show I wouldn’t be good enough.” —Donald Glover, WTF with Mark Maron Podcast (via let-your-beauty-unfold)

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2012 CSULB Liberal Arts Graduation on Flickr.

Day 145: We get older. (05/24/12) on Flickr.

My baby brother graduated from college today.

Day 144: At least they got cable. (05/23/12) on Flickr.

Slept in my parents’ living room. At least they got cable. And why is there a Santa Claus bobblehead on the mantel?

“Studies have shown, that, indeed, introverts are more likely than extroverts to express intimate facts about themselves online that their family and friends would be surprised to read, to say that they can express the “real me” online, and to spend more time in certain kinds of online discussions. They welcome the chance to communicate digitally. The same person who would never raise his hand in a lecture hall of two hundred people might blog to two thousand, or two million, without thinking twice. The same person who finds it difficult to introduce himself to strangers might establish a presence online and then extend those relationships into the real world.” —Quiet: The Power of Introverts, by Susan Cain (via nerdyninjanicole)

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“The implications of Brittany’s erasure as a member of the senior class (president, no less!) are nauseating. I’m not just talking about how Puck got a multi-episode arc out of potentially failing, while Brittany’s isn’t a big deal. It’s more that Santana seems surprised that Brittany isn’t graduating, which suggests that either Santana is not paying attention to her girlfriend, doesn’t think her girlfriend has problems with her grades, or that the writers are just not on the ball. I vote that last one. It’s half-assumed, by the characters in the narrative, that Brittany’s too dumb to graduate and nothing can be done about it. But the writers never fully incorporated this idea, which means they’re operating on the assumption that as an audience, we too are just assuming that Brittany’s too dumb to graduate. Which means that the writers absolutely think that Brittany is too dumb to graduate, and never chose to address that as anything other than incontrovertible truth. How insulting.” —[x] (via touchingmetouchingyou)

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