In keeping with my white, upper middle-class upbringing, the only thing I’ve ever wanted is my own French Bulldog. I would give him an adorable, culturally-relevant name like Bertrand, or Cousteau, or Foie Gras, or […]
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Critical Analyses: Congratulations In Order: Baby Pictures of Famous Dictators Now 1/2
DISCLAIMER: This BPoFD post is heavily referential to a previous BPoFD post. Reading that post before reading this post is encouraged. READ THAT POST HERE READ THIS POST BELOW Considering my readership’s substantial response to […]
Congratulations In Order: Baby Pictures of Famous Dictators Now 1/2
Baby Pictures of Famous Dictators turns 1/2-years-old today. I promised to keep the festivity’s key as low as possible, and will ask simply that you reflect on all the unforgettable memories afforded to you by […]
Congratulations In Order: I Fail, Again
Due to the severe burning incurred by my left ring toe at the beach on Monday, I’m going to be unable to post my overwrought and unnecessary reviews of Fleet Foxes’ Helplessness Blues, [Tyler, The […]
Critical Analyses: Nine Types of Light
Dear Science, TV on the Radio’s previous album, was the last physical CD I bought. That was 2008. Three years later, I accidentally second-degree murdered my laptop in my sleep. Its passing left considerable voids […]
Critical Analyses: April 12th 2011-May 10th 2011, In Terms of Music
Like a person, I from time to time enjoy listening to music in my car on my way to work. Most times I’ll listen to music on my way home from work, too. My car […]
Take a Gander: Gene Sardoni Interviews Me Carmen Petaccio
In an homage to BABY PICTURES OF FAMOUS DICTATORS’ now infamous Interview Series, Gene Sardoni is doing a series of interviews at his blog, the BPoFD favorited Genesar: A Day in the Life. You can read his interview […]
