Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

Activity

You edited a note
1 year ago

an odd, diffuse, almost useless light inspo/funny

It is exceedingly dark though. I have the flashlight on my new iPhone, but it produces an odd, diffuse, almost useless light. When I was a young man, flashlights did their jobs and illuminated the dark, not just small-print menus in dimly lit restaurants. It was a different and heady time. I point …

—p.530 Antkind by Charlie Kaufman
You edited a note
1 year ago

which one of us is the clown here? inspo/funny

AND SO IT goes. He lies and lies and lies about the film for well over an hour. Clearly, he has not seen it. He has made up a film that is by definition antithetical to Ingo’s concept, antithetical to Ingo’s artistic mission. I have been thrust into a waking nightmare, but I hold my tongue until th…

—p.502 by Charlie Kaufman
You edited a note
1 year ago

the thing with which others cannot find fault? advice/living topic/heartbreak

There was a lovely woman with whom, as a young man, I was smitten. She seemed to have similar feelings for me. We flirted in a harmless way at work (we were concierges at a well-known upscale New York boutique hotel, I won’t say the name but you’d have heard of it). I was married at the time, too y…

—p.431 by Charlie Kaufman
You edited a note
1 year ago

it is pithier in Japanese inspo/funny

[...] The earliest example: Heinrich Telemucher’s 1891 short feature Ich Habe Keine Augapfel, in which two eyeballs drop from a man’s face and roll around for a long while on the floor. The film is important for two reasons other than its significance to the timetable of the history of animation. N…

—p.69 by Charlie Kaufman
You edited a note
1 year ago

sounds like you could use a vacation inspo/self-deprecation project/panopticon

“Have you been anywhere fun lately?” a long-haired man asked me after describing Cancún.

“No,” I said, “but I’m just realizing this dynamic I have with my husband where I express my problem so dramatically that I become the problem, which makes me desperate to win back his favor. It’s a cycle …

—p.241 All Fours by Miranda July