Phillip Retuta




I'm doing 42 things
 

Phillip Retuta's Life List

  1. 1. GET A JOB.
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  2. 2. lose some weight, because I feel like I'm a goddamned walrus.
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    1 person
  3. 3. live in New York City, even for a month or two.
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    1 person
  4. 4. meet a girl with a great sense of humor and who is willing to make a scene at Wendy's just for shits and giggles.
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    1 person
  5. 5. be famous and have my own Wikipedia entry.
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  6. 6. reconnect with long, lost friends or rarely-seen friends...
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  7. 7. get a tattoo.
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  8. 8. DJ a party.
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    12 people
  9. 9. get health insurance.
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    184 people
  10. 10. learn how to snap my fingers.
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    41 people
  11. 11. shoot a short movie or music video with a real video camera.
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  12. 12. illustrate an entire tarot card deck.
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  13. 13. gather a few close friends, a bottle of wine or whiskey, and listen to music.
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  14. 14. throw a classy dinner party
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    2 people
  15. 15. go to Las Vegas.
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    451 people
  16. 16. visit London.
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    655 people
  17. 17. have a single piece of my artwork sell for over $100, $200.
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  18. 18. send my parents on a cruise.
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    15 people
  19. 19. sculpt a friend's head out of cake for a special occasion.
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    1 person
  20. 20. take a government, school, or some kind of officially issued photograph while wearing an eyepatch.
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    1 person
  21. 21. visit Canada.
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    446 people
  22. 22. become a musician, or at least learn how to play an instrument that's well-respected within the music community.
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    1 person
  23. 23. hang out backstage with one of my favorite bands.
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    1 person
  24. 24. visit Austin, Texas.
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    4 people
  25. 25. build a snowman army.
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    1 person
  26. 26. own a plastic ball pit like those at Chuck E. Cheese.
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  27. 27. write a satirical, humorous memoir.
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    1 person
  28. 28. learn how to blow smoke rings.
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    14 people
  29. 29. become part of an improv group or at least an improv sketch.
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  30. 30. make some vinyl toys/figurines.
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  31. 31. learn how to silk screen.
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    19 people
  32. 32. collaborate with a fellow artist and make something interesting/notable.
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    1 person
  33. 33. write for a comedy show.
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    4 people
  34. 34. skydive -- cliched, I know.
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    1 person
  35. 35. get into comic books again.
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    1 person
  36. 36. fire a gun.
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    118 people
  37. 37. spend a night in a real haunted house.
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    1 person
  38. 38. become a vegan for a day -- consciously, and not because I forgot to have a meat or dairy product that day.
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  39. 39. go to Japan.
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  40. 40. be someone's best man at his wedding.
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    1 person
  41. 41. learn to skateboard.
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    1,322 people
  42. 42. Create a cookbook.
    13 people
Recent entries
drink absinthe (read all 2 entries…)
Okay... but still worth trying. 2 months ago

Went to a martini bar last night, and I was surprised they had an absinthe martini on their cocktail list. Naturally, I was excited to try absinthe, so I ordered it.

Now it may have been the gin that was mixed in the martini, but the drink wasn’t that great. Absinthe has that deep, somewhat overwhelming licorice flavor to it, and I’ll be honest, I’m not a fan of licorice. No weird, trippy after effects (probably on the account that it’s both a mixed drink and maybe not even real absinthe), no surreal, drunken stupor.

Bottomline: it’s “okay,” but not something that I was really impressed by. I’m just glad that my drunken friend was able to knock my drink over, and I was able to leave.


take a government, school, or some kind of officially issued photograph while wearing an eyepatch.
Untitled 5 months ago

I think it’d be funny. I would make it appear that I had genuinely injured my eye and the eyepatch was prescribed by a doctor. Seriously, are they going to ask for medical documents?

If not the eyepatch, then some kind of ridiculous disguise.


have a single piece of my artwork sell for over $100, $200.
Untitled 5 months ago

Yeah, I’m a sellout, but I’m poor.


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