was is Steal This Double Album? [that's the version i have] i gotta say, i think it has a lot of excellent stuff on it:  "Me and Jesus the Pimp in a '79 Granada Last Night" is one of my favorite songs by Boots, featuring heartbreak and ass-kicking in equal measure. "Cars and Shoes" is a fuckin' jam, i love the repo…

wow - i totally would have gone with klingon for omar. "a man's gotta have a code, yo." TNG-era romulans don't have a code, although they did in the TOS-era… and TOS-era klingons were just thugs, but became honorable outlaws by TNG.

wow - i totally would have gone with klingon for omar. "a man's gotta have a code, yo." TNG-era romulans don't have a code, although they did in the TOS-era… and TOS-era klingons were just thugs, but became honorable outlaws by TNG.

i think he was on that jersey girl lawyer show that got cancelled. so, maybe he'll get hired for this.

i think he was on that jersey girl lawyer show that got cancelled. so, maybe he'll get hired for this.

pump up the volume

pump up the volume

just finished the book and rowling darkened up her worldview plenty in this book - last last few chapters are almost unrelentingly bleak [although there are a few glimmers of hope, too] but the segment that really got me was the part, about midway through the book, where she gives us the perspective of terrie weedon,…

just finished the book and rowling darkened up her worldview plenty in this book - last last few chapters are almost unrelentingly bleak [although there are a few glimmers of hope, too] but the segment that really got me was the part, about midway through the book, where she gives us the perspective of terrie weedon,…

aren't there Absolute editions of PLANETARY? [checks] yep, 27 issues across two volumes… don't know if they're still in print, tho - amazon appears to be asking $176, which seems a little bit high.

aren't there Absolute editions of PLANETARY? [checks] yep, 27 issues across two volumes… don't know if they're still in print, tho - amazon appears to be asking $176, which seems a little bit high.

hunt up the rules for Illuminopoly on the internet and chose to play the Dog Faction - you can pick your own ending conditios at random and basically just play as a spoiler. it's tons o' fun!

hunt up the rules for Illuminopoly on the internet and chose to play the Dog Faction - you can pick your own ending conditios at random and basically just play as a spoiler. it's tons o' fun!

Nate - you can get the complete series on DVD for not a whole lot; i want to say around $30 or so? i got it for my dad for christmas a few years ago and then bought a copy for myself a month or so back - it's still good, although i hadn't seen many of the CBS episodes before: i got addicted to the show in it's later…

Nate - you can get the complete series on DVD for not a whole lot; i want to say around $30 or so? i got it for my dad for christmas a few years ago and then bought a copy for myself a month or so back - it's still good, although i hadn't seen many of the CBS episodes before: i got addicted to the show in it's later…

it's out there somewhere - i had copies of pretty much everything in this new book except Arsebestos on the old palm pilot i used to use as an ebook reader [which should give you some idea of how long ago i searched for them…] i also know you can find the entire Arsebestos essay on google books, since i did that just…

it's out there somewhere - i had copies of pretty much everything in this new book except Arsebestos on the old palm pilot i used to use as an ebook reader [which should give you some idea of how long ago i searched for them…] i also know you can find the entire Arsebestos essay on google books, since i did that just…

i like stephenson's voice, too - there was a great bit in Command Line about microsoft being like a station wagon, apple like a ten-speed bike and linux an abrahams tank that will never run out of gas and coming with a bonus army of volunteer tech support who will come to your house to fix it at night if it ever…

i like stephenson's voice, too - there was a great bit in Command Line about microsoft being like a station wagon, apple like a ten-speed bike and linux an abrahams tank that will never run out of gas and coming with a bonus army of volunteer tech support who will come to your house to fix it at night if it ever…

i think Arsebestos was the only original piece in the book and it's short - not that i'm trying to actively steer people away from supporting stephenson or his publisher but you can find the whole thing by searching Google books if you're curious.