Lotte

The greatest way to appreciate someone who passed away.

A few weeks ago a friend of mine died. My friends went to the pub after the burial and had a great time together till late. Unfortunately I could’nt participate, but I hope we will keep on doing this. (Although we have promised the next time has to be in around 50 years and we will never have to meet for such a sad reason in nearer future).

courtneyc:

Getting excited for Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland.

Me too!

mrmu:

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OHRENTIERE! <3

backeis:

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stolpr:

Erni & Bert

:)

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…on my bachelor thesis at the German UPA in September. Check out the complete “line up”, the tickets give access to Mensch und Computer as well. They are not too expensive for students. Or maybe your boss is gonna pay (just as mine is doing).

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I finally found it

This remix has been one of my favorite songs for the last three years, but I just had it in a mix. I finally found it.

Go, buy it… it’s three versions for just 1.79€. (I won’t post it so nobody gets in trouble or so)

Jazzanova’s Remixes of “Flashback” by Fat Freddys Drop.

I lose myself in you…

zehnuhr:

Short after her arrival here in Berlin Alexa showed me her favorite stop-motion short film Vincent, written by Tim Burton and Rick Heinrichs in 1982. I didn’t know it so far, but it’s brilliant.

The film is narrated by Vincent Price, a life-long idol and inspiration for Burton. From this relationship, Price would go on to appear in Burton’s Edward Scissorhands. Vincent Price later said that the film was “the most gratifying thing that ever happened. It was immortality - better than a star on Hollywood Boulevard.”

I so totally adore Tim Burton.