Nowadays, on a Sunday morning, the distant thud of the Berghain's sound-system gets drowned out by the nasal chatter of American exchange students drinking lattes in "cute authentic" cafés. .
Nowadays, on a Sunday morning, the distant thud of The Berghain's sound-system gets drowned out by the nasal chatter of American exchange students drinking lattes in "cute authentic" cafés. .
Video monitors sit like bug eyes on the stage, projecting live views of the actors' heads, along with scenes from Japanese horror movies: Godzilla roars; cute little girls sing, unaware of impending danger; buildings crumble; and the three sisters chatter and chatter, locked in their world of semi-privilege and muted disaster.
For many people, social networks are a place for idle chatter about what they made for dinner or sharing cute pictures of their pets.
It was going to take a while, she said, to get used to not having Ramsay chatter about anime and "The Walking Dead" and sending her cute little pictures of her cats, Runty, Stripey and R2.
The characters tend to be cute and cartoonish, as do the home pages where they reside, but the chatter is typical teenager.
Finally, however, Hannah sabotaged this utopia, accidentally/on purpose: she chattered confessions that made her seem crazy, or at least too unstable to be cute.
That morning, a wave of chatter had paralleled the candidates' cars through the crowd: "They're running for what?" "I think he's cute," "He was all for impeachment, and now they're madder than hell at him".
