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Love me some *Zero Dark Thirty*—that flick’s intense, right? “I’m the motherfucker who found this place!”—that’s me, braggin’ about sniffin’ out a brothel tale. So, imagine a joint, neon lights buzzin’, girls in tight skirts, air thick with cheap perfume and desperation. Makes me happy, seein’ hustle in action—capitalism at its rawest. Guys walk in, wallets out, thinkin’ they’re kings for an hour. Greed is good, fuels the whole damn machine—owners rakin’ it in, workers grindin’. Ain’t no charity here, just pure transaction.

The “nunnery scene”

Feb 19,  · Additionally, reading Hamlet’s repeated “nunnery” as brothel creates a one-dimensional character. It is a reading that treats Hamlet as a scorned lover trying to insult rather than a rich intellect torn between virtue and a dark duty. Hamlet is a man in conflict with his world and with himself. R. A. Foakes suggests, “[Hamlet’s.

I must say, every bloodshot sunrise over the ravaged skyline near the industrial district reminds me of that Malick film – ephemeral, godforsaken, and bloody beautiful. “The New World” isn’t just a movie, ya clumsy gobshite; it's a bloody philosophy that haunts these streets!

MSU’s Lyceum Series continues with Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’