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The Black Hearts 100:
The 100 Greatest Works That Get It |
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by the Black Hearts Party staff
Part Five of
Seven |
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| List-making is a form of masturbation.
You can sit around and say you’re not gonna do it, you can conquer your primal urges, you're a rational being in control of your destiny, blah blah blah. In the end we all succumb to our baser urges and make lists. Ours is a tribute to the 100 greatest works that "get it",
that understand the grim realities of love. We salute
you, our one hundred shoulders to cry on. |
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| #39 |
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Seinfeld
by Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David |
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Sure, it was funny.
And really, really cynical too, which
is always fun. But what we value
most about this show was how it managed,
in every single episode, to express
the eternal and sacred truth that
people (our friends and selves included)
are largely not worth the bother.
And if that wasn't enough, it was
the only show in history to offer
more reasons for breaking up with
a person than for being with them
in the first place, including...
laughing too much, never laughing,
having "man hands", eating peas one
at a time, wearing the same outfit
on every date, your parents like
her, she finishes your sentences,
being contaminated by
a toilet,
and not allowing you to talk in her
'stomach voice'. |
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| #35 |
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Possession
by Sarah McLachlan |
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Poor Uwe Vandrei.
For three years he pours his heart
out, email by email, to singer Sarah
McLachlan, telling her how much he
loves her, how they're "meant
to be together", how she'd better
not be fucking looking at any other
men, how she's a fucking slut who
deserves to have her head bashed
in with a rock—you know, pillow
talk. She writes a number one song
out of it. And what does he get?
A restraining order, his suit for
co-authorship of the song thrown
out, and finally death, by his own
hand. Love stinks.
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The
Black Hearts 100: The 100 Greatest Works That
Get It
continues with Part Six.
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The Black Hearts 100 was written and compiled by armacy, mr. cArBon,
chumwater,
Davibey,
DJ DanK, dj shaved, Filthy Dead Kitten, John Polly, Ken Goldstein, and quayzar. |
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