Cinematic/tech artist & filmmaker. Online since 1999.
Cotorich. I have no idea who she is or what she’s saying, but I can’t look away.
And just to round out our week of Japanese WTF…
I can find no artist or provenance for this image, but I find it brilliantly twisted:
And as a chaser, a pretty girl in a bikini, playing a violin. Quite well in fact:
I’ve never heard comedy with quite this pace. And the music is oddly good too.
The Stadium Techno Experience by Scooter
Explained below.
The best thing said about this hasn’t been said by me: This is how dangerous trip-hop must have sounded before it became car ad music.
I’d like to say a quick hey there to DIY fans from BoingBoing.net and ProQuo.com who are discovering the blog by way of my junk mail blinds article.
Here are a couple more junk mail tips for you:
Finally, I’ll be moving to either LA or San Franciso at the end of September, based largely on whether either produces a good bite on a job. Please contact me by any of the means on the main page if you happen to have any leads for me. Shukriya!
Season Finale: The Unexpected Rise and Fall of the WB and UPN
And a reminder that Massive Attack’s Mezzanine album should have been listed as a Current Addiction as well.
Theatre of Tragedy’s “Storm” album
I’ve been hitting Massive Attack’s Mezzanine pretty hard lately too, but was too lazy to give it its own Current Addiction.
Theatre of Tragedy’s “Assembly” album
It’s always hard to find music you really like.
How sarcastically flattering.
Here is Gawker’s featured shirt of the day:
And here is the very first Human Resources comic strip, number 1 of 41, from September 2004:
Here’s how it works. The HR comics were popular with my fellow grunts at the job that inspired them, and were widely circulated on MySpace. (They still get a few dozen hits a month.) Someone saw the strip, liked the punchline, and submitted it to Gawker. They couldn’t spell children.
I guess I should be a little flattered that it was voted highly enough to get a shirt made.
But at least when design firm Pylit liked my Tape Case Bike Light, they were decent enough to pay me to rewrite the article for them.
Longer and less plot-heavy than the first series. Great for chilling out with some weights and stretches before bed.
Added “Wikipedian” to the Bestiary of Geekdom.
As if they’re ever really retired:
For older Space Toast Pages (weekly “Issues”), please go to www.spacetoast.net/stp/previousindex.html. I’m working on bringing these into the new STP system, starting with the most popular and my personal favorites, and eventually running back to issue 112, but it may take some time.
The Space Toast Page has become the Space Toast Pages, a “journal of journals” on Rasmussen’s various obsessions and experiments. The weekly issue format has been discarded in favor of a categorized, feed-friendly, commentable series of blogs and sub-blogs running on the free and open source Blosxom content management system. Thank you as always for reading, and welcome back!
