Impossible to find the words. David Lynch was a fundamental force of the universe, a towering iconoclast who bent the entire artform purely with the power of his subconscious. I can’t even process reality without him. Without Lynch there’s no Twin Peaks, no X-files, obviously no Gravity Falls. (My Bill Cipher voice was just a crummy Lynch impression.) But he’s so much more than that. He wrote little books about Buddhism and did morning weather reports and abducted random abandoned woody woodpecker dolls on the side of the road, calling them his “friends” and then ditching them later because they had “dark energy.” When asked to explain his art he calmly replied “no.” Trickster weirdo genius legend. Pour out a mug of black coffee for the king. There will never be another one like him. Miss you already, David
7 eras. 1 love. 💔 Watch the trailer for #Timestalker and get ready for @AliceLowe's “triumph of the imagination” (@LWLies). Coming to UK & Ireland cinemas October 11.
😢 Sad news I’m afraid
For now, this will be the final episode of @OffsideRulePod.
10 YEARS, approx 500 eps
It’s always been much bigger than a podcast as you’ll hear
Pls RT/Share & hopefully we can attract a sponsor to save the show 🙏
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It is thanks to Transfer Deadline Day™ that this slice of fried @squires_david gold exists and we should all be thankful it does https://t.co/4L4lAynTON
Si Richardson attempts to recreate one of the greatest stage wins in the Tour de France; Eddy Merckx’s 1969 Stage 17 solo breakaway that catapulted him into the history books and cemented his status as the best bike rider the sport has ever seen.
👉 https://t.co/RXrCuVAjY4