Masked and Anonymous

"Sometimes we need to know what things don't mean as well."

in all honesty this sums up how I felt about this, but it gave me this weird sickening feeling the whole way - heartbreak?

"Sometimes we need to know what things don't mean as well."

in all honesty this sums up how I felt about this, but it gave me this weird sickening feeling the whole way - heartbreak?

just a little bit insufferable

just a little bit insufferable

Bob dylan one of the greatest poets (if not the greatest) of the twentieth and the twenty first century how can you be such a bad actor i love bob dylan even my username is a bob dylan song but the man cannot act the writing is good but the casting and acting is bad the plot is mid however it is bob dylan so i will rate it higher because he is a genius

Bob dylan one of the greatest poets (if not the greatest) of the twentieth and the twenty first century how can you be such a bad actor i love bob dylan even my username is a bob dylan song but the man cannot act the writing is good but the casting and acting is bad the plot is mid however it is bob dylan so i will rate it higher because he is a genius

i think it’s necessary for any admirer to check out the worst thing their idol did, bob dylan’s now finally off the pedestal

i think it’s necessary for any admirer to check out the worst thing their idol did, bob dylan’s now finally off the pedestal

“Infinity goes up on trial” 

This is a excerpt from Bob Dylan’s song “Visions of Johanna” and I think it’s quite apt for Masked and Anonymous. Part examination of himself, part examination of the world and part Big Lebowski reunion. I’m not exactly sure what to say about this besides it’s pretty clear Dylan had main writing credit and that I think I loved it. Can’t help but feel that if it weren’t in the hands of the director of Borat that it may be better remembered.

“Infinity goes up on trial” 

This is a excerpt from Bob Dylan’s song “Visions of Johanna” and I think it’s quite apt for Masked and Anonymous. Part examination of himself, part examination of the world and part Big Lebowski reunion. I’m not exactly sure what to say about this besides it’s pretty clear Dylan had main writing credit and that I think I loved it. Can’t help but feel that if it weren’t in the hands of the director of Borat that it may be better remembered.