The last two years I had Scot to help prod me to go and spend four hours on my butt watching 20 short SF films, from the awful to the sublime, in one afternoon. Now he’s gone and gotten a dang job that includes weekends. Can I find a victim to go with me this [...]
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It’s a burgeoning scene, the resurgence of burlesque in Seattle. First I was at DVD release party on Friday night. The director of the world-renowned Nashwan movie was there. She’s currently in the mad frenzy of editing a rough cut of her burlesque documentary, A Wink and a Smile in time to for the entry [...]
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On a metro bus tonight there were two young women from New Zealand who were staying at the hostel downtown. I overheard them say that they were on their way to Mars Hill Church in Ballard. I casually mentioned that I’d heard of this church.
I casually mentioned that this church works hard to appeal to [...]
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Dear Manufacturer:
There seems to be a problem with our FPU 7. It can still carry out its primary task; taking in Friskies and extruding nicely molded shapes that can be used for sculpture, construction, or biofuel. Its remaining behavioral repertoire, however, seems to have devolved into (a) sleeping, and (b) squawking like a bird.
Mr. or [...]
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They’re back! It could be a new theme for this blog. Now I need to mention that not only did Carol sent me that link to the zombie archeology page, her most recent comic features a zombie, too. (Let us pause to praise Vampira.)
Maybe an all zombie blog could be my ticket to bloggy fame [...]
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I wrote about the zombie cockroaches. I showed you the picture of me in my zombie state. Now Carol sent me this link of interest to zombiphiles, zombie slayers, and archeologists everywhere: evidence of an ancient zombie attack.
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About two months after I was born, the words “under God” were officially inserted into the Pledge of Allegiance, courtesy of President Eisenhower. Even though this alleged deity has yet to be found hovering over the U.S.A., people are still busy trying to insert religion into public schools and government.
Senator Sam Brownback recently tried to [...]
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I posted part two of the photo circus below the other one (two posts down) so it travels in chronological order, ending in 2002. My concise human-caterpillar larva to bozo photo-travelogue.
“We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones. Most people are never going to die because they are never going to [...]
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