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A Chinese New Year non-Resolution

January 27th, 2009 Posted in music

“1650×1050″ and two nostrils worth of snickering laughter is the answer you get from a geek when you ask what his (or her, or its) new years resolution is.  I cannot abide the making of new years resolutions — both the real kind, and the version which is a stale joke about aspect ratios. If something is worth resolving to do, you should probably start doing it RIGHT NOW, not save it up for an arbitrary orientation of the earth with respect to the sun.

However, if I were the resolution makin’ type of man, this is what I would choose:

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Yeah I know, blah blah, it’s a Western kid copying the Mongolians (or Inuits, Sardinians, etc..). Well I actually prefer it without the throatiness, so suck it, hippies.

2 Responses to “A Chinese New Year non-Resolution”

  1. R J Keefe Says:

    Sardinians? Really?

    But thanks for the explanation of my favorite scenes in “The Last Emperor.” I’d wondered what those feathered heads were doing.


  2. Ben Says:

    You’re welcome :)

    Yeah, I was surprised about the Sardinians too…


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