Need New Skull

May 30, 2007 -- Tags: Recommended-Goods

I’m in the market for a human skull. Not a real one — a museum quality replica will do.
I think my desk could use one. I have a lot of knick-nacks collected over the years, gifts from friends and artifacts from travels: An NYC MoMa Rubik’s Cube, a rubber band ball [...]

Hai World

May 29, 2007 -- Tags: Gots-Beet-Up, The-Funny

Site of the day: Lolcode. If you like Lolcats and programming, this site is very funny. I would like to see an incorporation of MOAR and BUCKET. Maybe arrays could be BUCKETS?

I’m thinking of getting a giant tattoo of either Jesus, a spinal cord, or a dragon on my [...]

I Has a Puppy

May 23, 2007 -- Tags: Puppies

Friends Lloyd and Jeanie are visiting from the east coast for the east coast/west coast rap summit. They have brought their miniature daschund with them, so while they are out representin, I am guardianing the dog.
She is very sweet and docile. She doesn’t bark at all — she only makes weird sounds [...]

Things I Normally Never See

May 20, 2007 -- Tags: Power-Moves, Recommended-Movies

I try to see movies/shows and read books that I would normally never look at. These would be works that do not feature Vulcans or giant robots. I find it useful to force my mind open and try new things in an attempt to pick up random DNA strands and generate new [...]

Professional Starcraft Player

May 19, 2007 -- Tags: Recommended-Theater, Video-Games

Starcraft 2 was announced in South Korea. This is like Hockey 2 being announced in Canada, or Eat As Much As Possible and Have a Fucking Heart Attack 2 being announced in the USA.
The South Koreans are extremely excited about this event. The last time I was really excited about a video [...]

Switching Gears

May 17, 2007 -- Tags: Observations, Writing

I’m currently reading a couple of books on the Khmer genocide. One is the textbook put out by the Yale Khmer Genocide Project. It’s research.
Reading these books is difficult but necessary. I remember visiting the United States Holocaust Museum on a trip to DC. It was a difficult but necessary [...]