Food porn
_Top Chef_ makes me hungry. And I think I’m going to eat my TV.
I really need to learn how to censor my posts. Note to self: not every thought that goes thru my noggin warrants its own blog entry.
Archive for October, 2006
Tsunami Wood Splinter
Went to the Henry Museum at UW a while back for the Maya Lin exhibit. Her work is architectural, organic and very moving.
Three quick photos before the docent tssk’d me into putting away my camera.
Ghostland Observatory @ the Crocodile
One way to renew your faith in music, and with that, all things good and spiritual and soothing to an acid-filled belly, is to go and see a band that moves you… shakes you to the lower part of your spine so your feet can’t help but get epileptic.
Last night, I witnessed a singer, half-shaman, half-man, paired with a producer in a silver cape reincarnate sound + fury from the deep recesses of a Satantic disco. My sour stomach ached less, and my backne was cured.
11:12
11:12… you are a twice-daily failure and disappointment, and do not deserve to follow such an exquisite minute.
Why don’t you lose some wait.
11:11
A moment of blissful harmony… when time itself loses meaning and becomes pure form. Two lines identical to each other but as a pair mirrored by another two lines, the same but different, separated and balanced by the coupled dots of a colon.
Ah, 11:11, why can’t all minutes in the day be like you.
Sorry, I just had a brain fart. But it was a silent but deadly one.
Demetri Martin, standup comedian/Daily Show correspondent, is going on tour and the tour is sponsored by Windows Veesta (wtf, right!?)… check out the site for the funnyman at clearification.com.
Who would pee on your leg if you were stung by a jellyfish?
Hopefully a close friend of yours. With good aim. And who just ate some asparagus. Because, you know, it makes your pee smell funny. Which might keep your mind off the fact that you’re being peed on. And that your foot hurts.
Find out who matters most to you by answering questions from the Fave-O-Tron, an online game we developed for T-Mobile’s recent rebrand effort. Oh, and here’s a F-O-T question projected outdoors (read: ‘guerilla’ marketing) to get people to think about their 5.
