18 Feb 2010

    18 Feb 2010

    18 Feb 2010

    18 Feb 2010

    18 Feb 2010

    16 Feb 2010

    I’m not a huge fan of Ace of Cakes (in spite of loving the Food Network), but this Thursday the Avett Brothers will make an appearance! Check it out!

    15 Feb 2010

    My first “freelance gig.”

    My first “freelance gig.”

    15 Feb 2010

    14 Feb 2010

    Remember Kids, don’t talk to strangers.  Unless those strangers are the Flash and Wonder Woman, then it’s cool.

    Remember Kids, don’t talk to strangers. Unless those strangers are the Flash and Wonder Woman, then it’s cool.

    12 Feb 2010

    I’d never heard of this until Brian Wood twittered about it today. Definitely want to see it after watching the trailer.

    11 Feb 2010

    Remember my last post where I said Phonogram 7 was good? Here’s Matt Fraction saying it better and with more context. Also, apparently that was the last issue of Phonogram. EVAH! Boo.

    10 Feb 2010

    [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

    Phonogram - Wolf Like Me

    Phonogram is a comic book all about music. Issue 7 is about TV On The Radio’s Wolf Like Me. This is a serious case of two great taste that taste great together.

    Phonogram is written by Kieron Gillen and drawb by Jamie McKelvie. Check out the preview above. Also, if you haven’t heard it, take a listen to TV On The Radio’s “Wolf Like Me” also submitted for your approval.

    Play count: 10

    10 Feb 2010

    This is what Crossroads’ roof looked like at 8:30 this morning. Not pictured: bone chilling winds howling over the eaves. How was your morning?

    This is what Crossroads’ roof looked like at 8:30 this morning. Not pictured: bone chilling winds howling over the eaves. How was your morning?

    4 Feb 2010

    [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

    Hulk Smash!

    Did I ever tell you about the time I was on the radio?

    Back in the early part of the last decade my buddy Leo used to be the host of a local morning-drive radio program called The Freakshow. Occasionally he would ask me to call in and pretend to be various characters for the show. Over the course of a few years I was Hulk, Spider-Man, Captain America, Jesse Jackson, The Pope, and a Komodo dragon. It was a lot of fun and I even, eventually, got paid for it. Just recently I found an mp3 of one of my calls. It’s not the funniest thing we ever did, but it is a little piece of my history.

    In way of context: apparently somebody in Lexington had heard my Hulk calls, hated them, and posted about them on a website about stuff that sucks. This is Hulk finding out about all of that.

    Play count: 13

    3 Feb 2010

    How long could you survive chained to a bunk bed with a velociraptor?

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