I’ve been making such headway in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that
I’ve got it on the brain. Hence, I’ll start off the post with this
slight altered screen capture:
It was a close race, with only a handful of votes between me and my primary rival in the [...]
If you were a friend of mine in the 1980s, there would come a time when
I’d tell this joke: I’d strike a match and then use it to mimic a man
screaming in unbearable pain. I’d go: “Who’s this? Richard Pryor.”
While he
shouldn’t be a role model for one’s [...]
Enter the Dragon was the movie that introduced Bruce Lee (Lee Jun Fan) to North
American audiences. Lalo Schifrin composed the original Theme to Enter the Dragon [2.9 MB, MP3], a 70’s
action-flick approach to kung fu movie music. A couple of decades
later, the Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra would [...]
It’s been a bit quiet around the office lately, and that’s because Boss Ross has had some downtime due to some skull-crushing migraines. Get well soon, dude!
[via Paved] Here’s a flickr photoset covering Accordion City’s subway stations…
…and follow this link to see photos from last night’s subway train party. I’m going to have to catch newmindspace’s next bash, which may be streetcar-based.
If you’re looking for new background images for your computer desktop,
need to spice up your dorm room or cubicle with wacky posters or are
looking for off-the-wall Christmas or Chanukah gift wrapping paper, the
Universe People website is a gold mine waiting to be tapped!
The Universe People [...]
Even while at Kickass Karaoke, I’m still takin’ care of bidniss!
The article on the front page of that section — Tucows Milking the Internet, featuring a photo of our CEO — is mentioned in this entry. Thanks to Eldon Brown for providing me with the paper!
Today is the last day to vote for “Best Blog” in the 2005 Canadian Blog Awards — at midnight tonight, the polls will close. Please cast your vote for Accordion Guy!
Last night’s snowfall has some very pretty after-effects, so I took a
little time to take some pictures around the neighbourhood before
hopping on the train to work. I’ve gathered them into a small
collection which you can view in album or slideshow format. I’ve got a couple of samples below:
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Back in high school, after reading Space-Time and Beyond for the umpteenth time and drinking one too many zombies with my friend Henry, we came up with a theory:
In the infinite set of universes, there had to exist a particular universe in which the events in our lives were being watched as a TV show.
We then made a solemn vow to live the kind of life that got high ratings.
This is the continuation of that story.
