Because many astrologists consider Mercury to be the planet of communication, shipping, contracts and verbal agreements, they associate Mercury’s thrice-yearly retrograde — including the current period of Aug. 28 to Sept. 20 — with all manner of wacky happenings here on Earth, including a penchant in people for indecision. Hope this doesn’t have any ill-effects […]
…Yes, the new F_D fist of fury is totally and admittedly inspired by and based on Eric’s Entry from the Lawn_Wranglers_Discuss T-Shirt Design Rodeo.
here it is. new look and feel for found_drama.v.3.0. and this self-reflective inaugural post. why the change? felt the need to flex my f00 since I’m not getting enough flexion of it at work. (yet) besides, it was time I gave in to my worst urges and fessed up to that weird fetish I have […]
today i did something that every man dreams of. today i drank a beer at work. and it was everything i hoped it would be. juvenile pleasure? perhaps. but there was ping pong involved.
Via CNN via Metafilter: “New $20 to launch.” I first heard about this about 2-3 months ago by way of a program I saw on the Discovery channel about specie-making. Pretty rockin’, all the work that goes into the design of one of these bills. Real works of art. It’s almost too bad they aren’t […]
coming soon: new format for found_drama. i … uh … grow weary of the light blues of the ice country theme. i need something more… bombastic! stay tuned.
they jump out of the blue and say “‘sup?” — those hailstone friends from the past. (lousy distributed friendship models…) fortunately, you don’t lose track for too long. hail. why does everyone have to lead such interesting lives?
anyone know of a publishing company interested in publishing a 20-something writer w/ sci-fi leanings and penchant for emobdying funked gender politics? a writer who has no prev’ly published short storied b/c frankly he just can’t contain himself to under 20 pages? i realized last night as i (didn’t) drift off to be that my […]
Via Gibson’s blog: Hum this… My sentiments exactly. My dad writes: “As for distributefolding.org, I had not heard of them but am familiar with the Samuel Lundenfeld Institute in Toronto. An excellent place. Protein folding algorithms take huge amounts of computing power and so I suppose this is a cost effective way for them to […]
Alright… Now I’m depressed. To work at ThinkGeek.com? Boy, this would have been the perfect job for me…