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Monday, July 25, 2005 »
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Sometimes I'll draw something for the sketchbook, meaning that it's done sort of quickly and not super-polished, but I'll like the concept enough that I end up putting it in the gallery anyway. This is one of those times.
So I'm going to New York on Thursday to KIKC IT with Johnny Palidor and Palidor Proper. We don't really have a lot of the week planned in detail except for a lot of eating, and that's actually only very vaguely-planned as well. We're going to hit mostly novelty places like Shopsin's, but beyond those we are undecided. Does anyone happen to have any good eating recommendations? I'll probably be doing some restaurant research in the next few days.
Nobody likes spiders. This is a widely-accepted fact. If you think you may be an exception, other people probably think you're weird.
Anyway, here is my list:
Now all my prospective employers will know that I am actually a coldblooded bug killer.
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Just got word of a newly-announced DS game called Ouendan (via Kotaku → Japan Game Blog). It looks like DDR VS. Parappa the Rapper, except with—and this is the killer feature—ridiculous dancing trenchcoat men doing Power Rangers poses in the background. Plus you play the whole thing with the stylus. And there's some kind of photocopy-delivering subplot. Maybe you should just watch the commercial, which is amazing in itself. As soon as they can confirm that a crazy Japanese man yells at you throughout the entire game, I will import this game immediately.
p.s. If you go to the Website the trenchcoat men yell at you.
OSU !!
So I just checked my AudioScobba and there's a now a banner ad right in the middle of the page.
I really can't think of anything to add. It's just too perfect.
So about a week after negotiating all that trouble Internet Explorer was wreaking on the Website I'm working on, I decided to put together a nice print stylesheet, so people who want to print pages on the site can have a nice, document-looking version that's free from all the navigation menus and other elements that are pretty useless on paper. So I spent about half an hour making it look all nice and went to print out a few pages to see the results.
GUESS WHICH IS THE ONLY BROWSER IT WORKS IN.
I'm going to play Tekken.
Update: Fixed! Apparently Safari and Firefox don't like it when you (I) use a title
descriptor when declaring the stylesheet. I almost punched the screen when I hit Print Preview and the correct version came up.