From my friend who knew I used to yammer on how I was scarred having seen a moonstomp:
“This is one that makes that seem like a noogie.
The Viking Igor liked the ‘Bloody Eagle’
From my friend who knew I used to yammer on how I was scarred having seen a moonstomp:
“This is one that makes that seem like a noogie.
The Viking Igor liked the ‘Bloody Eagle’
http://www.businessweek.com/careers/managementiq/archives/2010/01/conan_protectin.html
interesting. I dunno… I am such a conan fan I don’t see clearly, but I still look at it like this:
I am very pleased about this detachment from art captured as material goods. A lot. I have this other post about music “wanting to get out” and acting like a memetic force…. and commodifying it (albeit
I know the title was randomly capitalized. Whatever.
Arbor Day is actually a REALLY important day too. I don’t think they have a Carl Sagan day, or a Gandhi day… but we’ll wait and see.
Avatar and D9 – epic timing on the two films.
D9 was innovative, thoughtful, deep… profound even. It was almost Orwellian in how he merged the current concerns, trends, etc with a plausible future.
Some of the funkiest jams ever – to be appended. What do you guys think? Add some of your own! Boysenberry counts, but it’s too sticky to keep the beat going.
This guy popped into my sprint.com searching… I was on the site and he just popped in. Took me by surprise. This guy engaged me, then hung up on me when he was scared or spooked by my ramble. Not
When the world population levels off (as it is doing)
http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=14743589
(the economist article is BADASS, but the story alone is worth the pic of the baby sliding
Quotes from an 18th century philosopher whose writings meant a lot to the Founding Fathers…words to ponder? (THANK YOU SHARON!!!! AWESOME STUFF. I needed another viewpoint as Voltaire and Paine have
If you are ever going to be frightened about your privacy, I think it is this that will do it. I am not. At all. I don’t know if I would open my searches to others… but I don’t really care. That