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Got a 1920's Leon Redbone feel. Very nice!
I've got a feeling you got a good deal.
"when his fever breaks / he'll have a head full of birds"
"riding his bicycle one morning..."
Commented Apr 12, 2011 on Scarring Party west coast tour at A Whole Lotta Nothing
Scarring Party west coast tour
Over on MetaFilter Music, I've fallen for a band doing sort of old timey pirate shanty stuff called The Scarring Party. They recently threw a Kickstarter fund drive for their upcoming west coast tour, and I went so far as to donate at the level where they had to write a song about me. Here are t...
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Apr 11, 2011
Wow.
Commented Apr 2, 2011 on marble steps are pretty slippery at A Whole Lotta Nothing
marble steps are pretty slippery
via www.flickr.com I didn't post this for the laughs, it's just kind of an amazing moment captured by Tracey on Flickr.
Amen. It's so much better to record what you did than what you were supposed to do.
Commented Oct 15, 2010 on The Chokehold of Calendars at A Whole Lotta Nothing
The Chokehold of Calendars
Meetings may be toxic, but calendars are the superfund sites that allow that toxicity to thrive. All calendars suck. And they all suck in the same way. Calendars are a record of interruptions. And quite often they’re a battlefield over who owns whose time. via weblog.muledesign.com That's a glo...
Beautiful. Bravo!
Commented Oct 15, 2010 on Testing the theory that one can not have too many dice at WWdN: In Exile
Testing the theory that one can not have too many dice
Just before I went out to GenCon in August, I wrote: I have one request, which I hope isn't unreasonable: I'd like to test the theory that you can't have too many dice. If I see you at GenCon, would you give me one gaming die? I'll bring home as many as I get, dump them all on my office floor, ...
The Fourth of July is the holiday, second only to Christmas, with a script of confused expectations that, somewhat fittingly, leads Americans into troublesome places.
Nolan's words deliver hope that we can find a way to reconnect.
Commented Jul 8, 2009 on from the vault: fireworks at WWdN: In Exile
from the vault: fireworks
This was originally written and published on July 5, 2002, which simultaneously feels like years and days ago. When I was growing up, we always spent Fourth of July with my father's aunt and uncle, at their fabulous house in Toluca Lake. It was always a grand affair and I looked forward to spend...
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