That collaboration grew into a project called Looper, which released a single on Subpop, and things kept going from there.
He was like, What are you talking about?" On close inspection, "Looper" is packed with little nods to its various inspirations, whether the French New Wave films that Johnson studied as a model for Joe's descent into hedonism (in "Looper," Joe's learning to speak French) or the bar where the loopers assemble, called La Belle Aurore.
The Loopers also own and manage a hotel called the Cadillac, which is in the Tenderloin, a tough downtown district.
If one begins occasionally to become indifferent to its shambling charms, it's perhaps because we have become inured to what another great odd, unpredictable intelligencer, Geoff Dyer, in Zona (2012) – his great looping book about another great looper, Andrei Tarkovsky – calls moron-time (in which nothing can last for longer than two seconds).
Measuring worm (family Geometridae), also called Looper, Cankerworm, or Inchworm, the larva of any of a large group of moths in the order Lepidoptera.
Pierzynski followed with a looper to left.
Joe is a Looper, as is his pal Seth (Paul Dano).
Jimmy Rollins bunted Jenkins to third, and Jayson Werth followed with a looper into shallow center field.
Kluivert chested the ball down and fired a looper that Howard deflected away.
Rolen slapped a looper to right field, but Trot Nixon raced in for a diving catch.
