December 2009
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Books / Articles, Film and Shorts, Geeky Stuff, Kick Ass
you are almost here, 2010.. now everyone can die.
with only hours to go before the beginning of a new decade, i can only hope that we are leaning toward a future with less idiots. to be honest, there is only one way i know of that will ensure that there are fewer… the obliteration of the human race.
its not that i hope we all die, its just that there is really no other way that we could be done with the crap people push. automation and the death of humans is the only choice.
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Nazim Tulyakhodzayev’s rendition of There will come soft rains (by Ray Bradbury)
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Books / Articles, Old Subject Matter, Reviews
Review: Interstellar Pig, William Sleator
12.30.09 | Permalink | 4 Comments
When i was a kid, i spent a lot of time at the library. every week or so, we would head to the local branch and walk out with armloads and tote bags full of books. i remember my parents forced us impose a personal book limit on what we could check out.this maximum limit was a real pain in the ass, but it did force us to expand our horizons and read outside the comfort bubble we were in. this expansion was the only way we could ensure that we would not run out of stuff to read.
i remember that one week, i had already reached my maximum. my dad walked over and handed me a copy of William Sleator’s Interstellar Pig. it pushed me over my limit for the week but no one gave me any crap over it.
my dad had never read… Read the rest
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Geeky Stuff
Bad Links
i am going through a clean up process and removing bad links.. marking them as (Defunct) and leaving an edit mark..
in nearly all cases, it is caused by media disappearing.. very very frustrating. will teach me to not rely on other sites instead of hosting media myself. i hate incompleteness. grrr.
some links on this site are bad… my heart level has decreased…
hooray!
btw, editing new words into zelda screen caps is a pain in the ass to do “right”
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Photography, Touchy Subjects
Brooks Brothers – Better than growing a beard
a couple weeks back i went to the optical dudes (LenseCrafters) at the lloyd center mall. they checked out my eyes and made me see pretty lights for a while.
As i was leaving i saw this in their cases of frames for sale. I am not sure if this is a brooks brothers advertisement or if it was just placed on the same shelf.
regardless of the source, i have to put it out there for the world.. we need to clarify and correct naysayers who may be unaware of reality…
NOTHING IS BETTER THAN A BEARD.
the end.
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Personal Photography, Photography
muppet socks / grass patch
Last week, i turned at my desk and saw Mr.T wearing these socks.. It was scary and a photo was required. Will obviously was in pain.
i dont know if i nailed the thoughts in his head or if he was imagining furries fucking muppets and popping out mutant half breed children who only have full on their ankles..
it could happen.. right? i mean i hope not, but i cant discount the possibility…
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Books / Articles, Reviews
Review: Patient Zero – Jonathan Maberry
12.27.09 | Permalink | 4 Comments
its been about a month since i read this book. since i finished, i have stew over it and passed it on to at least two other people. i guess this means i need to write about it too, as i obviously enjoyed it.ZOMBIES, but not your typical variety. There was no alien flyby or radiation leak that caused these undead to rise and eat flesh. At no point did hell fill up and the souls of the damned rise to retake the earth.
Patient Zero is pure science. science and violent horrific terrorism bent on destroying americans and all who stand beside them. terrorists have begun activating cells testing out a new bio weapon that kills and reanimates. Joe Ledger is brought into the mix to head up a team of black-ops that will attempt to save us all.
Book 1 in Jonathan Maberry’s new series is fuckin… Read the rest
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Books / Articles, Reviews
Review: The Genesis of Shannara – Terry Brooks
I have long been told that Terry Brooks was a writer i would enjoy, but i really had no strong desire to start reading his mammoth Shannara series. 19 books is quite a commitment to a single author, as such, i just never got around to reading any of them.
About six months ago, i ran across a copy of Armageddon’s Children on the cheap. I read the inside cover and it was pretty clear that this was a standalone book, and a nice introduction into Brooks, with out having to commit myself to a mass reading project. i picked up the book and read it, enjoying the whole plot. Unfortunately, the book ended up not being a standalone. Instead, it was the first book in a standalone TRILOGY. the prequels to the Shannara series… damn you publishing house.. damn you. The other two books are “The… Read the rest
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