Pattinson Kidnaps Bernie, Kristen's Dog In Broad Daylight In Front of Paps Bernie's ears are down showing how unhappy she is |
Pattinson's Pick Up Filled With Stuff |
Pattinson leaves Stewart's house with his pick up full of stuff and KIDNAPS HER DOG BERNIE! Sources say Pattinson didn't want his dog Bear to be lonely for Bernie as they are good friends, so he stole Stewart's dog when he left. Sources say Kristen was looking frantically all over the house because she couldn't find Bernie. Stewart called the police and was presently making posters to pin up around the neighborhood of Los Feliz where she and Pattinson both own homes.
Now that Kristen has seen the pap pics of Rob driving away in his truck with Bernie she is in a rage.
Friends say Kristen has been crying ever since she missed Bernie and couldn't find her.She never suspected Rob would do such a terrible thing to her. Friends say she has called the police and will press charges on Rob for kidnapping as kidnapping is a Federal Offense. She plans to ask for maximum charges and maximum punishment for kidnapping. (Capital punishment and life imprisonment are punishments for kidnapping.)
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A Cavalier History of Situationism: An Interview with McKenzie Wark
MW: I write in The Spectacle of Disintegration about
Debord’s widow Alice Becker-Ho’s work on "gypsy" or rather
Romani language as being the source of underworld cant or
slang or jargon. Slang not in the sense of how it turns up in
hip-hop, but in terms of ways of both concealing and stating
at the same time. It’s a kind of cliché that we live in this
culture of over-exposure in which, if you even attempt to
secrete part of yourself, you’ll just draw more
attention—from
companies as well as from law enforcement. But I think there
are ways of stating things that are intelligible for
"those who
are in the know," to use a Becker-Ho phrase. Ways
of being
public that aren’t quite what they seem. It reminds me
of
Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. We now
know that “earnest” was late 19th-Century slang for
homosexual. So that strikes me as kind of useful, that you
can occupy a place in the disintegrating spectacle but
not
quite be what you seem. And that struck me as being kind
of
the last space available. ‘Cause if you try and do a withdrawal
thing like the Tarnac Nine, it will get you arrested. And who
really wants to be Žižek?
There’s only one at a time,
occupying a space in the disintegrating
spectacle in a certain
way.
Do you get now what Rob's place in The
disintegrating spectacle is? Do you see
what he is revealing and concealing,
MW: What I learned from the comrades in the labor movement back in the day is: always assume you could be under surveillance but not that you are. There’s a certain vanity in assuming you are. So all of your statements need to be able to pass muster.
Rob in his truck is assuming he is under surveillance. He is concealing and revealing at the same time,but only to those in the know. Are you in the know?
It’s a sort of partial invisibility to create a different kind of attention for different people.
Anyone can "inherit" the spirit of the Situationists.
Don't hate the tabloids! Fuck with
them!Have fun!