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Jul. 11th, 2003 09:12 amWhy didn't anyone turn me on to zwan sooner? What an awesome band! You can't go wrong with Billy Corgan vocals and Paz Lenchantin on bass. Basically, it's a lighter, smoother Smashing pumpkins for folks that didn't like SP's gothy mopecrap. The album is pretty upbeat, and really great. I'm certainly buying it next time I hit a place that has it. Less rage, more mellow... more my speed. Corgan's got a distinctive voice, and it makes for great music.
Sort of funny... they also covered Iron Maiden's "Number of the Beast."
Brushing Newtie's teeth this morning was amazingly easy. he was all for a little cleanup, and was frisky enough to play and be happy right after.
This Sunday marks the start of hurricane season. Is it perverse for me to like storms so much?
I can add another griefer's scalp to my belt. The troll I mentioned earlier is now suspended. I think my count is now an even 5. (4 if you count the same person returning twice)
There are a boatload of movies I want to see. LXG, 28 days later, Pirates of the Caribbean in particular. I fear Danny will want to see Charlie's angels, but I think I can tempt him with LXG.
this is everywhere, but it's too cool not to link to it. "Gravity Defying" Game of Ping-Pong
( Elvis tooth up for auction )
Harriet the tortoise... 172 years old. Amazing that a living thing from 1830 is still thriving and active.
( archived )
Random Bear/Yeti connection - One German mountaineer says the Tibetan moon bear (better known as the Asiatic black bear) is the creature behind the Abominable Snowman myth. After a close encounter with a 'Yeti' in Tibet in 1986, Reinhold Messner began devoting all of his time researching the myths and realities behind this legendary creature. He's decided this mythical, fur-covered monster is not a humanoid ape, but a plain old bear and says there are about 1,000 of them prowling the slopes of Tibet and Nepal.
a year ago - reflecting on old work, log issues (I wonder if they use them regularly yet, or if they gave up?), Newt attack, recalling palm animations
two year ago - fetial, solecism, pockets poll, purse poll, evil news, pie poll, tuck-ins
three years ago - words, bro moving to town
Sort of funny... they also covered Iron Maiden's "Number of the Beast."
Brushing Newtie's teeth this morning was amazingly easy. he was all for a little cleanup, and was frisky enough to play and be happy right after.
This Sunday marks the start of hurricane season. Is it perverse for me to like storms so much?
I can add another griefer's scalp to my belt. The troll I mentioned earlier is now suspended. I think my count is now an even 5. (4 if you count the same person returning twice)
There are a boatload of movies I want to see. LXG, 28 days later, Pirates of the Caribbean in particular. I fear Danny will want to see Charlie's angels, but I think I can tempt him with LXG.
this is everywhere, but it's too cool not to link to it. "Gravity Defying" Game of Ping-Pong
( Elvis tooth up for auction )
Harriet the tortoise... 172 years old. Amazing that a living thing from 1830 is still thriving and active.
( archived )
Random Bear/Yeti connection - One German mountaineer says the Tibetan moon bear (better known as the Asiatic black bear) is the creature behind the Abominable Snowman myth. After a close encounter with a 'Yeti' in Tibet in 1986, Reinhold Messner began devoting all of his time researching the myths and realities behind this legendary creature. He's decided this mythical, fur-covered monster is not a humanoid ape, but a plain old bear and says there are about 1,000 of them prowling the slopes of Tibet and Nepal.
a year ago - reflecting on old work, log issues (I wonder if they use them regularly yet, or if they gave up?), Newt attack, recalling palm animations
two year ago - fetial, solecism, pockets poll, purse poll, evil news, pie poll, tuck-ins
three years ago - words, bro moving to town
