Hold me divine pink In a world full of colors, one shade stands out as the epitome of femininity and grace - pink. The color pink has long been associated with softness, love, and compassion. It is a hue that elicits feelings of warmth and tenderness in those who behold it. Often referred to as the "divine pink," it holds a special place in the hearts of many. The divine pink can be found in various forms in our everyday lives. From the delicate petals of a pink rose to the vibrant hues of a summer sunset, it is a color that brings beauty and joy to the world.
“One of the sickest American movies ever made,” Fran Lebowitz decried in Interview. “And also one of the funniest.” New York dubbed Water’s film “beyond pornography,” while Variety called it “one of the most vile, stupid, and repulsive films ever made.” But of all the reviews Waters pored over, his favorite came courtesy of the Detroit Free Press: “Like a septic tank explosion, [Pink Flamingos] has to be seen to be believed.”
But of all the reviews Waters pored over, his favorite came courtesy of the Detroit Free Press Like a septic tank explosion, Pink Flamingos has to be seen to be believed. While Hairspray might have earned the filmmaker a veneer of mainstream respectability, Pink Flamingos remains the crowning jewel in his debauched filmography.
From the delicate petals of a pink rose to the vibrant hues of a summer sunset, it is a color that brings beauty and joy to the world. Whether it's the soft blush of a newborn baby's cheeks or the bold statement of a pink dress, this hue never fails to captivate us. But the appeal of the divine pink goes beyond its aesthetic qualities.
Mink Stole: Connie Marble
Connie Marble : Oh, I love you Raymond. I love you more than anything in this whole world. I love you more than my own filthiness, more than my own hair color. Oh God, I love you more than the sound of bones breaking, the sound of death rattle - even more than the sound of my own shit do I love you, Raymond. Raymond Marble : And I, Connie, also love you more than anything that I could ever imagine: more than my hair color, more than the sound of babies crying, of dogs dying - even more than the thought of original sind itself. I am yours, Connie, eternally united through an invisible core of finely woven filth, that even God himself could never ever break.
Sandy Sandstone : Well why did you hold me up for so long? Why did you keep asking me to come back? I had another job I could have taken. How could I have gotten information about this Divine you talk of? I don't know her! You could have given me some lead as to how I could have gathered this data you wanted about her. You lead me to believe I had this job. Connie Marble : Well, Miss Sandstone, Miss uh. SANDY Sandstone, you just must have been wrong in your assumptions, weren't you? I mean, surely you've heard the expression 'don't count your chickens'? Well, APPLY IT! I never gave you a final answer on this whole thing, and as far as you believing that you had the job, well I've never even considered that you would be the applicant that we would choose. You don't know enough! I mean, I wish everyone was like you and had never heard of Divine, but unfortunately it just isn't like that. Now if you wouldn't mind, I have a busy day ahead of me, there's really nothing left to discuss. Sandy Sandstone : Well what am I supposed to do now, that's what I'd like to know. Connie Marble : You can eat shit as far as I'm concerned, Miss Sandstone, or eat anything you like, or do anything you like, just don't assume that I want to know your troubles. Now if you wouldn't mind, I'm a busy woman with a full day's work ahead of me. Please remove yourself from my office! Sandy Sandstone : You're a real CUNT, do you know that? A real fucking CUNT! How can you be so shitty to people? How can you STAND yourself? Connie Marble : I guess there's just two kinds of people, Miss Sandstone: MY kind of people, and assholes. It's rather obvious which category you fit into. Have a nice day. Sandy Sandstone : [flipping her the middle finger with both hands] Eat the bird, bitch!
Raymond Marble : [Connie falls off a couch] Connie! Connie, are you alright? Connie Marble : What happened, Raymond? What happened? Raymond Marble : The couch, it. it rejected you! Connie Marble : Something's wrong, Raymond! Something's terribly wrong!
Connie Marble : We'll see who's the filthiest person alive! We'll just see! Connie Marble : Fire, fire, burn it down! Fire, fire, to the ground!Connie Marble : Nothing but these fucking jerk-off hippies on the road today. Oh, where are their little pig girlfriends! God, I just get so tired, driving around - driving around. Channing : Here's one up ahead Connie Marble : PULL OVER! Raymond Marble : Ooh, yeah she looks real good Connie Marble : and she'll do just fine Linda : thanks [getting in car] Linda : Hi, wow, where'd you get this beautiful car? Raymond Marble : At a car dealer, where did you think? Connie Marble : Where are you going? Linda : Oh, just downtown, anywhere near Howard Street Connie Marble : Oh, meeting someone? Linda : Yeah Connie Marble : WHO? Linda : My boyfriend and a couple of other guys, why? Raymond Marble : Going to a gang bang or something? Linda : What! Hey, what's with you two? Connie Marble : We just wondered where you were planning to spread your V.D. today, that's all, hussy! Linda : I don't think THAT'S necessary. Connie Marble : Oh you don't, huh? Well, how'd you like to fuck my chauffer? He's got a real horse dick on him! Channing : [offended] HEY, Connie. Linda : Hey let me out right here, this is fine. Raymond Marble : This isn't downtown! Connie Marble : We're nowhere NEAR downtown, what's the matter, you afraid it ain't BIG ENOUGH for ya?
Connie Marble : Hello, Cookie! I do hope you're hungry. Cookie : I could go for a sandwich. Mmm, baloney!
Connie Marble : We feel that Raymond and I far surpass her in every aspect of the term "filth." As you know, we run a baby ring. Oh, it's really a very simple process. We keep two girls at all times who are impregnated by Channing our rather fertile servant. We sell the babies to lesbian couples and then we invest the money in various businesses around town. Raymond Marble : We own a few pornography shops; plus, we front money to a chain of heroin pushers in the inner city elementary schools.
Connie Marble : We've not worked all these years in order to be upstaged by this fat hog that calls herself Divine.
Connie Marble : She sounds like a chimpanzee on a tire swing.Connie Marble : You little asshole. You'd better start explaining. How dare you go into my personal clothes closet and get my suit! And that's my makeup you have on, isn't it? You sneaky little drag queen!
Connie Marble : Oh, you've been faithful, all right. Faithful in your stupidity. Faithful in your laziness. Faithful in your incompetent lame-brained attitude!
Connie Marble : There will be a complete inspection of all your bags, Channing. So do not attempt to take any of my clothing with you. I will also take a complete inventory of *all* my belongings, from makeup - oh, God! - right on down to panties! And, of course, have everything sent to the cleaners immediately. God knows what you could've gotten on my clothes.
Connie Marble : Are you happy with our filthiness, my darling? Are you glad that your wife is here beside you sharing with you this bond of filth?
I knew it would be a hit after I saw it at the premiere. Everyone reacted and laughed at all the right moments, and I always knew it could be a hit if the right people saw it. But it was quite a struggle between the premiere and Pink Flamingos finally opening in New York City two years later.
It holds a powerful symbolic meaning that resonates with many. Pink is often associated with love and compassion, reminding us of the importance of kindness and understanding in our interactions with others. It is a color that encourages empathy and nurtures the soul. Moreover, the divine pink is a color that promotes self-love and acceptance. In a world that often emphasizes perfection and conformity, this hue serves as a reminder to embrace our uniqueness and celebrate our individuality. It dares us to be bold and authentic, to express ourselves freely and without fear. It invites us to love ourselves fiercely and unapologetically. The divine pink also has a profound impact on our emotional well-being. The warmth and tenderness it exudes can soothe and comfort us in times of distress. It has the power to uplift our spirits and bring a sense of tranquility to our hearts. It is a color that reminds us to find joy in the simple pleasures of life and to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us. In summary, the divine pink is not just a color, but a source of inspiration and comfort. It embodies love, compassion, and self-acceptance. Whether it's in the form of a delicate flower or a vibrant sunset, this hue has the power to captivate and touch our souls. So the next time you encounter the divine pink, take a moment to embrace its beauty and let it remind you of the importance of love, both for yourself and others..
Reviews for "Divine Pink in Nature: A Celebration of Flora and Fauna"
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