Thursday, March 29, 2007

Drinking tea, listening to Devo, re-reading the entire Penny Arcade archives. Mmm.

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Well, I been working in a coal mine

Going down down

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Jack Thompson needs therapy. Seriously. Thompson, if you're reading this (and I assume you are, as apparently you troll the 'net looking for the least little mention of your name) SEEK PROFESSIONAL HELP. GO TO A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST AND START ON INTENSIVE THERAPY. NORMAL PEOPLE DO NOT HAVE THIS KIND OF PARANOIA. YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS. SEEK HELP.

I think the guy is in the midst of developing schizophrenia. The whole thing summarizes to "video game industry = mass terrorist conspiracy" and that's just intensely paranoid (not to mention highly unlikely...) If he's really got it into his head that he's a superhero fighting against a sinister force of evil...I really think there's a serious mental illness involved.

Yes, more Devo

There will probably be a lot more over the next few days. I'd forgotten how much I <3 them.

Come Back Jonee!

Saturday, March 24, 2007



The Owlvark's Mum, not doing too badly considering she'd never fired anything in her life before. I gave her a quick rundown and she did pretty good, considering.

Friday, March 23, 2007



There were a couple of terrific marksmanship simulators at the Royal Armory. This is me on the Enfield one (the others were a Bren and a Vickers, both original, like this one); I was 96 out of 110 on my first try and 106 out of 110 on my second. They're a really nice rifle; I plan on picking one up when I get home. Still deciding on caliber, though.

Time out for FUN!

(I should note that the link is indeed a Devo video, so that none of you non-fans have to suffer through it by accident. Non Devo fans, ignore this post entirely. But for those of you who are, this is also a Devo video, or, more exactly, an eight minute live rendition of Jocko Homo, with a long aside in the middle with a bunch of props, Mark Mothersbaugh, and a girl I am now blindingly, viciously jealous of. Enjoy. Or not. It's up to you.)

Haven't said it in a while...

...But I <3 Devo. They got me through high school. Thanks, guys.

Thursday, March 22, 2007

One of my all-time favorite SinFests. And good shorthand to explain why I'm extremely spiritual instead of particularly religious.

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Mmmm, SinFest

Hehehe

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

More Scarborough pics

The Owlvark in the Awesome Kitchen (tm)




The Owlvark and me #grins#


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Sunday, March 18, 2007

Master Ninja Theme Song would be a cool show name for a horse.

Monday, March 12, 2007

Holy lord, look at the view!



This is out the kitchen window of an apartment in Scarborough that belongs to a relative. We got to borrow this place for the weekend, and I am still just absolutely blown away by how awesome it was. We spent a couple of hours over breakfast just staring out the windows. It was actually pretty bright and shiny that morning, so I'm not sure why it looks all dull out; I might have been too far back and the camera was catching the low light in the room, or something, I don't know.

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Wednesday, March 07, 2007

Continuing reasons to love the Stomp Tokyo boards

"In the end, it's like getting a 2-inch marital aid as a wedding gift: you wonder what the point is and why it was made in the first place. "

-Sammael, talking about 'Barb Wire'

Tuesday, March 06, 2007

Adding on to the last post, Bernadette Seacrest and her Yes Men is/are awesome.

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Saturday, March 03, 2007



Fenty visits the ruins of Whitby Abbey, the sight of which was supposed to have inspired Bram Stoker to write Dracula.

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Friday, March 02, 2007

Best Spam Title Ever...

"On top of that, spam filters battle to keep up with spammers while, in the process, blocking emails that we want to receive."

At least they're honest...