The Wasteland Letters
C.J. StocktonEgo-tripping at the gates of hell. Chaotic.
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I went to college for cultural and media studies (and journalism, but that’s neither here nor there). I’ve spent twenty years researching and writing about it.
Since the new episode of South Park aired, I’ve wanted to do a rewatch of South...
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UPDATE: We’re at 62% finished and the story makes a lot more sense.
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Misunderstanding Lynch: Wild at Heart, Part 3
Part One
Part Two
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Lula and Sailor depart, because Lula’s stomach hurts. I told she was pregnant.
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Cowboy and serial killer glasses are in a nearby room.
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Lula and Sailor are freaked out by Bobby. This is a smart reaction....
Misunderstanding Lynch: Wild at Heart, Part 2
Part One
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Misunderstanding Lynch: Wild at Heart, Part 1
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The next movie will almost certainly change this.
I’ve heard Wi...
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Writer. Jackass of all trades. Over-caffeinated. Chaotic. I don't feel the need to explain my art to you.
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