Who likes tattoos? I do, and apparently a large chunk of America does as well (judging by the 'insurgence' of "reality" TV shows that "document" the daily operations of tattoo parlors).
Let me briefly describe my system of quotations: it is, I think, unique to me, and therefore desires some explanation. When I use single apostrophes around a word (i.e. 'bastard'), I am setting up a distinction that it is someone else's phrasing I am mocking, perhaps slightly skewed in syntax. Perhaps taking that word out of the "common parlance" to comment on the absurdity of such a word. The satire is more subdued. When I use double apostrophes (i.e. "goddamn"), I am indulging myself in outright mockery. Because "reality" TV is both inane and a misnomer.
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Book covers
After re-reading "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and deciding that the cover of my copy of the book was sufficiently crap, I conducted a web search for covers from earlier/foreign editions. These two that I found do so much more to express the humor and style of the book. And the more colorful of the two kind of reminds me of 1960s era Terry Gilliam cutout animations.Saturday, October 20, 2007
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin

It's always nice when you hear a band that makes music just the way you would like to, if you had the time/talent. I mean, I've GOT talent, but I'm just so fucking busy. You know.
Anyways, right now that band is Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin. Do me a favor and buy their music; please refer to the picture above of their album "Broom" -- this way when you are walking around the 'record store' you know what you should be looking for. If you don't buy their music, then I won't be able to keep thinking about how cool it would be if I were in a cool band. And that is depriving me of my right to fantasize, and that is so fucking facist of you.
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
The Adventures of Thanatos and Steve
Friday, August 24, 2007
That's some BTS
Idaho's most pressing deficiency

Idaho does not have any "Chipotle Mexican Grill" restaurants, according to Chipotle's website. As a person who is critical of mindless consumerism, I don't usually attach any sentimentality to corporate chains, but being that I grew up in Colorado eating Chipotle burritos, and the fact that they at least try to introduce free-range products into their food, I have to say I love Chipotle (even if they are partially owned by McD's). So when, after doing my research, I realized that there are no Chipotle franchises in the state of Idaho, I panicked. Perhaps Idaho is relatively unpopulated --- but why are the residents of such a fine state being deprived?
I hereby declare that I will reward the person/persons who open the first Chipotle restaurant in Idaho with a gift certificate for a free loaf of freshly baked zucchini bread.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
'58 Chevy
Today I participated in the attempted deconstruction of a '58 Chevy Belair. We needed to get the chrome bumber, grille, and head lights for a stage production. It was hard. So hard, we couldn't do it. Regardless of the heavy rust, that car is build like a tank, and nearly every bit of metal was connected to some other bit of metal in at least four places. We quit and resorted to using the chrome bumper from a "newer" 1960s Buick. Today, our cars are made of plastic. Good.
Friday, August 17, 2007
Chinese Rock

I'm definitely not breaking any news (I heard about this group on NPR), but apparently China has a kick-ass indie rock scene. As anybody who knows me could say, I'm inordinately obsessed with cool band names. So when I heard of Rebuilding the Rights of Statues, I puked a little bit in my mouth (which as anyone who knows me could say is a good thing). Judging by the two songs on their myspace page, the band sounds like a serious-minded attempt at melding the B-52s and Joy Division into one sound.
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Doodles
Postcards
If "mail man" was spelled "male man," that would be redundant.
I'm going to start posting images of postcards I've been sent over the years. Some are five years old or more. I will give no context whatsoever, so unless you either sent the postcard or really enjoy things that make no sense, you most likely will not care.


I'm going to start posting images of postcards I've been sent over the years. Some are five years old or more. I will give no context whatsoever, so unless you either sent the postcard or really enjoy things that make no sense, you most likely will not care.


Bic Bike
Friday, May 25, 2007
The Rabies Epidemic
New Years 2001
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Hand-cat
Drawings
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Perpetually deferred
"Post-structuralism suggests that texts create texts, and meaning is perpetually deferred."
-- Gerald McNiece
"The death of the wicked is called death, the death of the good is called sleep."
-- St. John the Evangelist
-- Gerald McNiece
"The death of the wicked is called death, the death of the good is called sleep."
-- St. John the Evangelist
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