All of your actions have consequences, some more morbid and quintessentially Black Mirror than others.
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Jeffries then asked Pitt, 53, for his forecast, which turned out to be even more morbid.
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It's like the CGI demo Dave Fothergill blessed us with a couple years back, but more morbid.
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They'd posthumously be described by critics as more morbid, more disturbed, more deranged than her earlier work.
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Their jokes about aging and AARP memberships are getting a little more morbid and a little less funny.
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And McKagan is not bashful about divulging some of the more morbid details with a smile on his face.
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If those first searches were the result of morbid curiosity, the way they haunted me seemed more morbid still.
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" He goes on to break down why anyone who hadn't heard that song before could easily mistake it for something more morbid — "like a song about [how] you're one year closer to death.
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This being a column about death, I thought it would be fitting to take a peek at Google Trends and make some slightly more morbid lists of my own, with a focus on the United States.
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Putting aside the more morbid military applications of Card's fantasy game (and the fact that the software ultimately develops sentience), The Mind Game is a solid starting point for a conversation about the future of video games and artificial intelligence.
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The group returns with "A Corpse Wired for Sound," a new album that, if the singles are to be believed, will be even more desolate, more morbid, more akin to a deep sigh than anything that's come before it. 4AD. Sept. 23.
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Sometimes, Kel calls me his little goth because while I have no great affinity for the color black, or the sort of music a goth-identified person might be into, I am and always have been attracted to the darker more morbid sides of life and art.
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In Western cultures, the color itself has long been associated with evil, darkness, mystery, and elegance—all qualities that explain why it's been so firmly adopted by metalheads the world over (even those in countries like Mexico, Thailand, and China, where yellow, blue, and white hold a more morbid cultural significance).
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Which received a bad review, as the paper wrote: A more morbid, an uglier, or a sillier story we have not read for a long time. 'Kunst en Letteren', in Algemeen Handelsblad. 30 June 1891. Retrieved 8 February 2013.
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It is easy to spot murals all over the monastery. Murals are often depicting deities and followers of Buddhism attaining enlightenment. However, there are also more morbid ones that depicted sufferings of those who fail to escape the Great Chain of Being.
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Death metal, in particular, is associated with growled vocals. Death metal, which tends to be darker and more morbid than thrash metal, features vocals that attempt to evoke chaos and misery by being "usually very deep, guttural, and unintelligible."Konow, David (2002) Bang Your Head: The Rise and Fall of Heavy Metal. Three Rivers Press, p. 228.
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Female Perversions is a 1996 drama film, the first feature directed by Susan Streitfeld, which stars Tilda Swinton, Amy Madigan, Karen Sillas, Frances Fisher, Paulina Porizkova, and Clancy Brown. It draws on insights from the 1991 book Female Perversions: The Temptations of Emma Bovary by the New York psychoanalyst Louise J. Kaplan. Aspects of female psychology, particularly the more morbid, are explored through the interactions of the characters and through their fantasies.
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While working together, he felt that Rihanna was not the same girl as the one he worked with a few years before, complimenting her growth musically. In terms of musical direction, Rihanna requested more somber songs for the album. Ne-Yo and Harmony co-wrote "Russian Roulette", pushing a darker and more morbid aesthetic. After listening to the track "Saxon" performed by Nicki Minaj and production duo Chase & Status, Rihanna got in contact with the latter and wanted to collaborate.
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Sunako's classmates initially both fear her terrifying demeanor and scorn her association with the four boys. However, after she wins an athletic competition for their class, they come to respect and admire her, though they remain somewhat frightened of her more morbid habits. In addition, Sunako becomes popular with the cooking club for her domestic abilities and they frequently ask her to join them when they are trying new recipes. Her classmates include a trio of girls named Nana, Nene, and Nono who are friendliest with her.
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To Malina, the skeleton is a self portrait that means a lack of identity for women in Afghanistan, inequality because women are treated as second class citizens in Afghan, and oppression for the women who are killed asking for rights. One of her more morbid and darker works includes a gruesome scene in the aftermath of a suicide bombing. Malina depicts the reaction of people in a statement during an interview. “Many people had never seen an art installation... Some were offended and others were hurt because they’d experienced it before.
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But despite all this, Emily tells Guy that she still wants to marry him. After the wedding ceremony, Emily plays the melody to "Molly Malone" on the piano which seems to send Guy into a state of abject misery, finally causing him to pass out. After regaining consciousness, Guy becomes even more morbid, obsessed with the idea of being buried alive. He soon builds an elaborate vault, equipped with several safeguards in case of his premature burial, including a poisonous elixir to be used as a last resort.
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The Flemish themselves referred to the weapon as a "spiked staff" (gepinde staf). Another theory is that the "dac" or "dag" is related to Germanic root dagger/dolk, so instead of "good day" it may have meant "good dagger". Yet another (more morbid) theory states that the name comes from the effect of the weapon's spike: When the wielder of a goedendag would kill by sticking the spike through his enemy's throat, the victim's spine at the neck would be cut, causing his head to tilt forward as if to say "good day". It has been mentioned that a similar weapon originated from the Moors.
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Around 1900, William James called for an "American Psychopathological Society". His call was in response to the gap he felt had occurred between normal psychology and more morbid sciences dealing with full-blown insanity. He wrote a proposal for an American Psychopathological Association, and in 1910, the American Psychopathological Association was founded. On May 2, 1910, the American Psychopathological Association was organized at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C. Due to the fact that both the American Neurological Association and the American Medico-Psychological Association (now the American Psychiatric Association) were holding annual meetings at the Willard, it was easy for people interested to attend.
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Jorgensen grew up in Teaneck, New Jersey, and is of German, Danish, and Japanese descent.Knopper, Steve. "COOL@NIGHT; CONCEPT CD: Awaking the spirit in life or death; Armor for Sleep ponders afterlife with no apologies", Newsday, March 16, 2006. "It's hard to imagine a more morbid form of writer's block than this: I was kind of stuck in that place where the only thing I could write about was through the perspective of me being dead, says Ben Jorgensen, singer, guitarist and lyricist for the Teaneck, N.J.,...", Jorgensen attended the Jewish day school, Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County, and the Solomon Schechter of Essex and Union, where he graduated in 2001.
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