If you can't appreciate this now, come back to it later. in the dark.

[iamdownsyndrome]

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I saw Paris, Je T'aime on Thanksgiving. This, the final installment, is by far the best in my opinion

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[plasticman111]

I too am carol

[courtiesue]

carol is that highly sensitive part of everyone's brain.

go to about 3:46... there i am, in the elevator, as carol...

happy birthday beandip

[danknee]

Woa that was beautiful! Is it like that in the whole movie? Maybe I don't know how else it goes, but I think its uplifting: reminds me of the comic you probably didn't read that I gave you, but Chris Ware is mostly about just being realistic but cold. This is different. I think its important to have those connections like Carol had and its better you're doing it now then at her age, because when you're alone against your brain, and those synapses finally connect,, this is when you can filter the nonsense of triviality and live according to what you feel is right and know that its beautiful to live, to love what your brain is and the vessel that carries it. It may sound corny, but its like all those songs and people saying "love yourself before you can love anyone else". I wonder what happened to Carol afterwards, but I think once that connection was made, things got lighter and better. I bet, but maybe I'm wrong because everyone loves a Tragedy, but I'll watch the movie, huh? uahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[courtiesue]

i want to squeeze the both of you so tight, that we all fart

[danknee]

would you queef?
that icon matches this ALL!

[sodainthepagoda]

I agree! Wait....what. It's better that you are realizing, or trying to realize these connections sooner than later. The only difference is that you're still young and can still make these meaningful connections however you like.

For me, I was torn. Like that aussie Imbrugrilae...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY