April 2003 Archives

The best part about this article is the accompanying photographs. There's something just a little off about the way the story and the pictures go together. It's late... I wish I could explain it better. Just go there and see for yourself. [update: blah. the link went away. The story was about this girl.]

Saw McSweeney's vs. TMBG today. It turned out exactly like you would think it would. Literary rock music meets rock and roll literature.

Speaking of the rock and roll, bought these yesterday:
1. The Beautiful South - Solid Bronze: Great Hits (you gotta start somewhere)
2. Throwing Muses - Throwing Muses (does this count as stalking Tanya Donelly?)
3. Cat Power - You Are Free (insert insight. right. here.)
4. The Flaming Lips - Fight Test (Kylie Minogue cover? huh?)
5. Lo Fidelity Allstars present Abstract Funk Theory (is this like an On The Floor at the Boutique, except without the dancing?)

This entry is terse. I am tired. In a good way, I think..

Don't piss off Meghan. She'll throw expired groceries at you.

Pat Perry is chronicling the saga of Patrickbot9000.

Apparently, I am the Buddha of hipsters. It's all true, except for the part about the sunglasses, the jeans, and the bomber jacket. And the part about the coffee drinking. As well as the part about singing "Little Green Bag."

You are the Consummate Hipster. Newbies bow to
you, everyone else just stares, as you swagger
down the street with "Little Green
Bag" stuck in your head.

What Kind of Hipster Are You?
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Yeah, I know. I should post some original content in this spot sometime, instead of bloggy nonsense...

Allan's Battle Imp is

Alin

Backstabbing: 7 Dodgin': 10 Guts: 10 Magic Mojo: 3 Smackdown: 10

Will your battle imp beat Allan's? Enter your name and fight.

I'm currently matting and framing some prints. I somehow got distracted and found out which solvent I am...

SOYGOLD® 2000: You are a water-rinsible solvent that contains no petroleum distillates. Your low VOCs (4.89%, 43 g/L) has been tested by EPA Method Number 24. You have ultra-low evaporative properties—0.005 @ 76° Fahrenheit relative to n-butyl acetate (NBAC) = 1—and are an FDA approved surfactant. Find out what kind of industrial solvent you are