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Tag Archives: disgust
The Tom Brady Slouch
It looked like Tom Brady badly needed some Alexander Technique after he lost his second Super Bowl to the Giants. You can’t feel bad unless you tighten your neck. The emotions of sadness, rage, disgust, contempt are not accessible to … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Football
Tagged Alexander Technique, cleats, disgust, new york giants, slouch, tom brady
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Glum
I was pretty quiet during my Alexander Technique lesson today. My teacher asked me what I was thinking. “I’m thinking about asking my… for a loan,” I said. “Oh,” she said. “I’d be glum too.” My teacher worked on my … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Personal
Tagged Alexander Technique, alignment, contempt, disgust, fantasizing, musculature, smarty pants, theory of relativity, university of aberdeen, verges
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Appalled!
I was relaying to friends how appalled I was by this Jewish girl taking communion, and this Alexander Technique teacher noted that every time I said I was appalled, I shrunk down. He insisted I keep my length. Then I … Continue reading
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Tagged alexander technique teacher, communion, disgust, emotion, jewish girl
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Author S.E. Cupp Disgusted At Turning Thirty
From my Monday interview: Luke: "What do you like and dislike about getting older?" SE makes an expression of infinite disgust. She hates getting older even more than she hates men looking at her with lust. "I don’t like anything. … Continue reading
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Tagged amalek, blowhard, disgust, liars, quot, sexual appeal, thirties, turning thirty, volunteer work, wasting asset
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