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Author Archives: Josh Kambour
Breaking Down Breaking Bad: To’Hajiilee
The episode titled "To'Hajiilee" that aired this past Sunday is arguably the greatest episode of the show's run (so far - we don't yet know what's to come); Vince Gilligan even said that he thought of all the show's cliff-hangers, of which there are many, this would be the one about which the audience would be most distraught. He was not wrong. Read more [...]
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Posted in Columns, Josh, Miscellaneous, Video
Tagged breaking bad, Change, childhood, oedipus complex, walt whitman
The Anxiety of Being Influenced
For a long time, I was pretty much against watching any serialized television show as the program was being released. Essentially, I would do my best to avoid watching any series that had yet to broadcast its ultimate finale. Unless the conclusion had already aired, no dice.
There were three real impetuses for this strategy, the first purely Read more [...]
Posted in Columns, Josh, Philosophy
Tagged breaking bad, criticism, purple, south park, the wire, thrones
Kambour’s Life Lessons
I've learned a lot some a small number of things across my 24 years on this Earth (is there another?). Lots of them are useless. Some have been good takeaways, though, and in this Blogcat I'd like to share ten that jump out. Actually, what the hell. I'm in a good mood and feeling generous. Let's do five instead.
Now, I'm sure I could fabricate Read more [...]
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Posted in Columns, Josh, Philosophy
A Day of Days
As I write this, I'm in the midst of a fairly significant life transition. Today I will truly begin the process of moving out of my apartment with my college/fraternity roommate, Bullets, and moving into a new one with my girlfriend, Anna. A paradigm shift, for sure. Read more [...]
Drifting Free
Forrester advises, “No thinking - that comes later. You must write your first draft with your heart. You rewrite with your head. The first key to writing is... to write, not to think!” Sound advice, it would seem. That it is sound, is terrifying. What if I get to the end, only to realize it’s not the story I wanted to write? Read more [...]
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Posted in Columns, Creative Writing, Josh, Philosophy
Tagged blank page, boat, cigarette, father, freedom, ocean, whitman, writing
Laughing on the Inside
I'm sure many of you will fairly accuse me of writing this article as an excuse to talk about 395. You haters are right, but the joke's on you - I've made a 395 reference in every Blogcat I've written for this website. Clearly, I don't need an excuse. Read more [...]
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Posted in Columns, Josh, Miscellaneous, Philosophy
Tagged 395, inside joke
Bloga Bonito
While it's always hard, in the present time, to appreciate that life will be different in the future, that's the way it always happens. The 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil is still over a year from now. That's more than enough time for change to happen. How much different will my life be the next time this great competition rolls around? Read more [...]
The First Fifty (and a Half)
How much do our interests overlap with yours, our readers? Take the "How Similar Are Your Interests Similar to Bullets' and Josh's?" Trivia Game! If you're interested, post your score out of 50 in the comments below. If not, I hope you get a kick out of some of the pairings anyway. Read more [...]
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Posted in Columns, Josh, Miscellaneous
Rear in Ya View
We've made it through 12 months. The fact that we've made it this long and are still writing is one thing, but the fact that we've posted something in all 12 of those months gives us a profound sense of pride. It's a cause for celebration, bitches. Read more [...]
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Posted in Columns, Creative Writing, Josh, Miscellaneous
Tagged reflection