It’s not the right headspace to put myself in, man. I shouldn’t do this to myself. I should just listen to Warren, right?
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It’s not the right headspace to put myself in, man. I shouldn’t do this to myself. I should just listen to Warren, right?

I think she’s right.
Boxer appears at the Santa Monica pier to meet Starla Von Luft. She tells him that he must board the mega-zeppelin and what he is looking for is in the Baron’s private chamber. Then she pulls out her gun and threatens to kill herself unless she can give Boxer a blowjob. Pilot Abilene, who has been watching the scene from his gun turret, shoots and kills Starla.
The most common of tropes when writing about Southland Tales is to–as plainly as language allows–recount the particulars of any scene. I will now do so, but I’m gonna use the Bullet Points cuz they’re easier than writing paragraphs.
Speaking of Mr. Brightside: I cannot in any way recommend this movie, Southland Tales: it makes not one lick of sense, but it may very well explain America in the first few years of this century.
These three minutes, though – they speak for themselves and when JT sways with the skeeball showgirls, you will know that Jesus lives in Los Angeles.
Teen horniness is no crime, brothers and sisters.
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