Happy New Year, everbody!
Here’s hoping 2005 will be a million times better than that year that will not be spoken of!
Enjoy:
(Via the inimitable boingboing.)
The oldest and most obscure weblog. Probably. Lovingly maintained and neglected by Shawn Kilburn.
Happy New Year, everbody!
Here’s hoping 2005 will be a million times better than that year that will not be spoken of!
Enjoy:
(Via the inimitable boingboing.)
Heh.
I imagine some kids got into reading comics through Superman or Batman or the X-Men. Not me, man! I got into all those tights-wearing super-heroes much later in the game.
I got started reading comics with The Picture Bible, that 800-page comical behemoth–containing both Old and New Testaments (but none of the sex and gore!). (The only thing that saved me–heh–was a heaping dose of Tintin and Capn Haddock… Cigars of the Pharaoh was an eye-opener, let me tell you!)
Oh my, I’m realizing now that I read a bunch of these Jack Chick comics, invariably while hanging out at other people’s houses. I think I had radar for anything in comic book format. I couldn’t get enough.
Anyway, what got me going on all of this was Valmiki’s Ramayana, a comical treatment of a Hindu text. The artistic style flashed me back to the bible comic (except for the blue skin, of course).
Google conquers the world…. RAWRRR!
Thought Lion might be interested in this. He’s got all sorts of wacky things going on that I sort of understand. Local Names is one of ’em. I’d implement that sucker, if I had a WordPress weblog in action. (I tried to get WordPress going; wasn’t pretty; so much for the five minute install.)
(Google thing via this charming nostradomification for 2005.)
where are yoooooooooooooooooooooou?!??!?!

please come back sooon!
It’s a good one. You don’t run across someone citing Marinetti very often.
Not that I really ever buy books anymore, being a poor student and all.
What I want (but have no idea how to construct, dammit!) is something like this that I could call that would place a hold for a book that I see at a bookstore at the nearest library. Maybe I’ll talk to these amabuddy guys about that…
MadeinMTL is very groovy interactive map of Montreal.
It’d be cool if Seattle had one of these.