Monthly Archives: March 2009

Google Sees Everything; Lawyers Pounce

Google caught my neighbors out and about wearing shorts! I thought I’d seen it all but then I didn’t have Google in mind. The Sun is there. To be fair, Google probably photomaps urban streets once a year at most and I’m not sure it will hold up in court.
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One Dead Zine Scene

The Ding Dong Lounge hosted a ‘zine fair on Saturday. They didn’t do a very good job of promoting it as it seemed like only ‘zine publishers were in attendance slapping each other on the back and outnerding each other. If you want bar regulars to come in and hang around, you may not want [...]
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What’s Going On

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Best Place for a Party in San Diego

And you know the owner is a professional. (i.e., xo9wuf98)
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Best Line I Heard Tonight

“I was in a band called the Silent Humphrey Bogarts and we used to open for the Loudmouth Charlie Chaplins.”
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World’s Most Alienating Airport

Let us praise The Onion. Prague’s Franz Kafka International Named World’s Most Alienating Airport
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Winners in a Slow Economy

What can you say about the food sold at the 99¢ store? They got my 99¢, I got some food that tastes different, and the big guys with the obnoxious website did not get my $3.99. These are the same guys voraciously taking over the packaged organic food industry. From Richard’s Forewards and elsewhere: Tom [...]
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My Stupid Bike

So what if it’s made of steel and weighs 35 pounds and cost a hundred dollars at KMart.
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It’s a Set Design After All

This photo is courtesy of Disneyland. Greatest … um.
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A Short Review: The Fall (2006)

I agree with the Ebert assessment of The Fall: Definitely see it for the eye candy. The behind-the-scenes stuff on the DVD don’t do justice to the numbing number of shots in exotic locales that were set up — some for a two-second scene or less. From the opening credits which depict a rescue effort [...]
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A Boat on Columbus

When you see this, you say “where’s my camera?” So I had it and I got the shot; not the best shot but still. Why do people need to drive boats onto an island? The simple answer is easy but the real answer is: ferfuksake.
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Three Hits from the Intertubes

Even though I’m mostly Irish, I usually end up hiding out on St. Patrick’s Day. I’m just not a big fan of the kelly green plastic crap, “kiss me I’m Irish” buttons, Irish sports bars, or fake Irish accents. WFMU has launched its video podcasts with this stunning debut. I hope you donated to the [...]
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