Monthly Archives: October 2005
Gay people whose feet I have stepped on.
The massive list now includes George “Mr. Sulu” Takei.
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Monsters in NYMFC
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GOTCHA!,
originally uploaded by snarkhunt.
I was out for a walk in Chelsea with my good friend anglerod. We were up and down, peeping into galleries.
Then we saw this. Holy cow.
boing [...]
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Jon Stewart is not the liberal Bill O’Reilly
I was talking to a buddy about the awesomeness that is the daily show, and he said that one of the reasons that its great is you have a powerful personality on your side, a “Bill O’Reilly” for the left.
I think it’s a common sentiment and I think it misses the point. Politics is not [...]
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Off to Jamaica
So, I probably won’t be posting from jamaica unless Sam lets me nerd out down there. Unlikely. But when I get back I want to see a post on every blog from my peeps.
Also, I just saw the thing about the google feed reader – but it seems to be screwed up. [...]
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Evil Nine is Awesome
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Skull in Paris Crypts,
originally uploaded by mr_matt65.
My man Raf turned me on to Evil Nine’s first album and it’s awesome! It’s some amazing dj shit.
The first track, “Crooked”, is a barn burner [...]
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Throwdown!
Holy cow. The guantlet has been tossed down on the ground.
Mooks and Angst have blogs! Also, they seem to have spent a little more time picking out names than I did. Nice.
While Angst is trying to do something serious and well thought out, but lacking in any actual posts, Mooky [...]
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