To go along with the excellent green gloomybear (Failte), authentic Domo Kun, cute little Yoshi, and thoroughly lovable Pook-i-Looz Sally doll.
1. Good Quality Companion Cube
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September 29, 2011Books
1. A Clockwork Orange – Anthony Burgess
2. Neverwhere – Neil Gaiman
3. Choke – Chuck Palahniuk [and then suddenly…]
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August 5, 2011
House of Geeks is the website of a group of friends who play video games every weekend in Beaverton, Oregon. I was asked to make a logo, which was too much pressure, so I made a series of banners that could rotate as the header for the site. The site has never been completed, but every so often, I make a new banner. I have made 24 banners. Enjoy.
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May 28, 20111. What You Wish For – Guster
2. Dorothy – Soshy
3. Come Downstairs and Say Hello – Guster
4. Emerald City – The Seekers
5. The Soundtrack from The Wiz
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April 29, 2011Today is being declared as OK Day by the author of a new book about the word OK. The word OK was first published on March 23, 1839. It is a fanciful acronym for the intentionally misspelled ‘oll korrect.’ Really. You can learn about OK Day suggested activities at the Facebook page.
1. Oh Well, Okay – Elliot Smith
2. Is This Sound Okay? – Coconut Records
3. Is It Okay if I Call You Mine? – Sondre Lerche
4. Pony (It’s OK) – Erin McCarley
5. It’s Ok – Dead Moon
6. Luna Lovegood is OK – Harry and the Potters
7. Oklahoma – Oklahoma!
8. Everything’s Okay – Hank Williams
9. It’s OK – Cee-Lo Green
10. Ok/No Way – Mission of Burma
11. (OK Go)
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March 23, 20111. Cupid’s Span by Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen. San Francisco, CA.
2. Stravinsky Fountain by Jean Tingueley & Niki de Saint Phalle. Paris, France.
3. “Defenestration” by Brian Goggin. San Francisco, CA.
4. Book Burning Monument by Micha Ullman. Berlin, Germany.
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March 14, 20111. Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle
[and then suddenly…]
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January 18, 20111. Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
2. Candide by Voltaire
3. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
4. Dune by Frank Herbert
5. Animal Farm by George Orwell
6. A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess
7. Ulysses, Finnegan’s Wake, or Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce
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November 9, 20101. Boy by Roald Dahl
2. Moab is my Washpot by Stephen Fry
3. Indecent by Sarah Katherine Lewis
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November 5, 20101. Robert Munsch
Context: I went to a reading at Barnes and Noble.
Proof: He signed my book.
2. Ozma
Context: I went to their concert, man I was drunk.
Proof: They signed my shirt.
3. Ok Go
Context: I went to their concert, man it was great.
Proof: They signed my shirt.
4. Kurtwood Smith
Context: He was part of the Lifeboat Theater, which my mom was in, and we hosted the reunion party in our backyard.
Proof: There are pictures from the event and we are clearly in the same location. He said nice things about my mom.
5. Dulé Hill
Context: I went to a house party for Obama in NoPo at a very gay house, he spoke, seemed unbelievably good at being cool in person, then we left to go to a different party.
Proof: No media proof.
6. Forrest Kline from Hellogoodbye
Context: I went to their concert. He was kind of sick, but I hugged him. VICTORY.
Proof: He signed my shirt.
7. Adam Lisagor
Context: I went to Monsters of Podcasting at the Bagdad to see You Look Nice Today Live!
Proof: We took a picture together!
8. Amanda Fucking Palmer
Context: I went to a ninja ukelele concert in the park blocks. It was like a French movie dream. I hugged her. VICTORY!
Proof: She signed a playing card, and we took a picture together!
9. Ezra Furman
Context: I went to his concert at the Doug Fir. I hugged him. VICTORY!
Proof: He signed my CD.
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September 28, 2010