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Can't wait for this

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Czeslaw Milosz, New and Collected Poems: 1931-2001

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Greta Garbo photographed by Ruth Harriet Louise c. 1928

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I hate it.

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No, actually, i want cables and not bluetooth, i don't want touchscreens, i want buttons and knobs, i want to be able to take the battery out of my phone, i want to charge my phone and plug in head phones at the same time, i want a cd drive in my laptop and not have to buy an external drive, i want a car without a display, i want to turn on the lights with a switch not with my voice, i want to have a paper cinema ticket not a QR code, i want to listen to illegally burned music on a 00s cd player, i want to watch movies that i actually own, i want to read news once a day on paper, i want to aimlessly flick through magazines and not doomscroll on social media, i want to write emails and not talk to chatbots, i want to own stuff without hundreds of digital subscriptions, i want

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Betty Compson, 1928

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"People can do whatever they want” ok and I can find it weird. Where's the confusion.....

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Greta Garbo, Love, 1927

"For the first minute or two after Gilbert had withdrawn, I found my time taken up solely by her beauty. Perhaps it’s not beauty in the strictest sense, certainly it is charm in its most devastating form. Greta’s face is a pale oval with high cheekbones, smouldering eyes, sensitive nostrils. Her mouth is a crimson challenge. Her hair is blonde and smooth, carelessly arranged, but effective…. She sits back and looks at you through heavy-lidded, half-closed eyes, her lips parted in a tempting smile, her slim hand daintily holding a cigarette. She is fully aware of her hypnotic influence, yet she says nothing to bear this out. She is sphinx-like in her silence, cryptic in her comments when she does talk."

-from an article by Malcolm H. Oettinger who met Garbo on the set of Love (1927)

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women with deadpan humor get behind me. a man is about to miss your joke and explain that what you said is not accurate

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Bookworm

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