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Thursday, 11 March 2010 16:50 |
Living Life Frame by Frame >>
Marc got the job he wanted!
Marc applied for a job as an investigator for a company that contracts with the government to do their background investigations. It’s something I think he will be good at, and something that he will enjoy. Unfortunately, the job also required acquisition of a Top Secret-level clearance, which we were unsure of his ability to get due to his status as a US/French dual citizen. In the end, he ended... (Read whole news on source site)
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Four panel comics revisited. |
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 14:34 |
::A Geek in Korea:: >>
In my Freshman English classes today I had my first attempt at the “grade everyone’s homework in the middle of class” structure that I was attempting to do. I’ll need to revisit that idea, because it was a tad too hectic. No wasted time or anything, but my classes are simply too huge to make [...]... (Read whole news on source site)
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Allen Ginsberg to Korea: "It's the Sea of Japan!" |
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 13:56 |
Korean Rum Diary >>
Korea claims that the Sea of Japan should be known as the East Sea. This is ridiculous. Koreans have no right to demand the changing of other languages. And besides, it’s only “east” relative to Korea… The Sea of Japan is west of Japan. But Korea won’t quit… They keep pushing stupid adverts on the west, and producing “evidence” from the past that claims the East Sea is the right name. Bullshit. Korea, your maps mean nothing to me. I will always call the Sea of Japan the Sea of Japan! Why? Because that’s what Allen Ginsberg called it. (Warning – that link contains nudity and ideas that Korean people may find disturbing.) ... (Read whole news on source site)
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Clissy Snowfrake! |
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 10:02 |
An Idiot's Tale! >>
 After much deep thought and consideration, I've decided not to go with the phrase Crissy Snowflake. Please don't be too disappointed.Why the change of heart? It's just not Asian enough. The new phase shall be Clissy Snowfrake.See the subtle difference? Poor old Mr. Wonderful is very clever that way.One of my users suggested that Clissy Snowfrake should be used to signify boredom and ennui instead of injustice.Look.Nothing here is set in stone.And I see the possibilities.For...(Read whole news on source site)
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State of the Blog: Three Years... |
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 06:41 |
Going Places >>
Tomorrow is my blog's three year birthday. Although I generally dislike metablogging (blogging about blogging for those of you less fancy-wording folk), my inspiration to write this last week has been lacking (maybe you noticed) because of another brief flare up of the ulcerative colitis and the return-from-travel blahs from my post-honeymoon reality shock. I feel that I'd like to take stock of what this blog is and how it's changed over the last three years.... (Read whole news on source site)
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