“You’d think,” goes the breathless text in this PowerhouseProfts.net
testimonial, “You’d think with both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars well
under way and with the war on terrorism being more than two years old
that the share price of any bullet proof vest manufacturer would be
fully valued. Not so!”
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The answer is: YES!
I’ve been busy with all sorts of work, but yes, The Farm is an ongoing concern.
(This entry’s title is brought to you by A. E. Housman.)
I’m also trying to contact John Lim, owner and operator of the smarty-smart programming language weblog, PHP Everywhere (formerly at php.weblogs.com). Drop me a line at my business email address if you know how to reach him.
I’m trying to contact Ehud Lamm, owner and operator of the smarty-smart programming language weblog, Lambda the Ultimate (formerly at lambda.weblogs.com). Drop me a line at my business email address if you know how to reach him.
Kim says that I have a perfect double in Montana, which is kind of funny, because she has a clone whom I’ve seen at Sneaky Dee’s a couple of times.
Some of the nice people you’ll meet at Kickass Karaoke. Dorian, Carson (the host) and me.
Don’t forget that Kickass Karaoke takes place tonight at the Bovine Sex
Club (542 Queen Street West, just east of Bathurst). To catch a bit of
the flavour, check
out this video of the last Kickass Karaoke at the Bovine [1 MB QuickTime] featuring Johnny O singing The Kinks’ Apeman and the Bovine “regulars” (regular attendees, not “regular” as in “average” or “normal”).
While I’m on the topic of interesting things that you can see while walking down Queen Street West (just two blocks south of my house), I saw this scene outside Pages Bookstore on Saturday afternoon:
The woman in the photo was reading Fahrenheit 451. After finishing both sides of a page, she would rip it out and hand it to the man who set it alight in a makeshift brazier:
Ah, performance art.