OK, that last post is a little heavy, with a weekend impending I feel the need to toss in some gratuitous levity and wonder. This has so many irresistible elements: groovy sounds, low-and-high-tech Rube Goldbergian cleverness, Latino cool, insanely cute kids. It’s also the first time I can recall liking the sounds of a recorder! […]
Read more "Everything Counts"Catching up on my RSS feeds, I enjoyed reading this post by Darren Barefoot about the “restricted cat” (or cougar), an oddly innocuous and kid-sweet warning about impending adult-only content: Watching that cute pre-picture cat reminded me of when we lived in Hermosillo, Mexico in the late 90’s. We went to a lot of movies […]
Read more "I go there"I’ve watched it a few times now, and still can’t believe that this exists. See also parts Two, and Three. There is also a version specifically edited for fans of The Runaways. The 1978 Rock and Roll Sports Classic would count as must-see viewing if you, like me, have often lain awake wondering things such […]
Read more "An artefact brought forth from a parallel dimension, one superficially like our own"The game over, we were coming to grips with a disappointing ending to what had been a marvellous season for fans of Vancouver Canucks hockey. Consoling beverages were fixed, arguments on who had failed to perform (in this series, pretty much every Canuck, alas) were waged… and a few uncomfortable jokes about a reprise of […]
Read more "Disappointed"rhızomıng thε planεs of rεsılıεncε . . shared CC by jef safi “The quest for a sustainable world may succeed, or it may fail. If it fails, the world will become unthinkable. If it works, the world will become unimaginable.” –Bruce Sterling in Shaping Things Via the blog for the most groovy podcast 99 % […]
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