Monthly Archives: October 2004

Bats In The Belfry Or How To Use The Internet For Making A Record Of Your Life

Corner Of 16th & Grant, Denver Last night, while walking home from work, I noticed this eerie scene and it reminded me of how close we are actually getting to Halloween. The nearly full moon and the belfry of St. Paul Lutheran Church and the dead tree limbs sure created a spooky mood. My new [...]
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Freakshow

My weekend started off with a Colonel Claypool’s Bucket of Bernie Brains, a super band consisting of Les Claypool (Primus), Brain (Praxis), Buckethead (Guns N Roses), and Bernie Worrell (Parliament Funkadelic). The show was great, the played a really long session, had some wonderful solos, a couple of good covers and was basically a full-on [...]
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So After Tonight

Hubs Hiding His Face In Shame After Manbunting, Sheridan Middle School, Denver Feh. Got our asses kicked in kickball on Wednesday. Afterward a few of us sauntered over to Sobo 151 to watched the redsox/yankees series wrap up. I was too enthralled with the menu to care about who won the game. Sobo is a [...]
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Feed Me Seymore

I’m looking at using a news aggregator or similar type of service to start reading blogs. Has anyone had any experience using bloglines or kinja or any other type of service? Is there any other services that are better? How do you read your favorite blogs, by simply clicking on the links of your own [...]
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KHUBS Radio And Twink

I can’t remember when or how I stumbled upon Twink. It was through the internet a couple of years ago, but I have no idea who to give credit to so I’m just going to go ahead and give all the credit to the one who most deserves it: Mike Langley. He wasn’t the first. [...]
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The Good People Of New York

First off, I loved Thisbe Nissen’s first effort, a collection of short stories entitled “Out of the Girls Room And Into The Night“. Go buy it. Now. But I’m disappointed to announce that her debut novel “The Good People Of New York” just didn’t do it for me. It just fell flat. Glossing over he [...]
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Pretty Funny In Addition To Being Pretty Stupid

It was a relatively uneventful weekend. On Friday after work I went over to my brothers and because Soph was in town. We ordered chinese food and watched the debates. We all got into a pretty good argument about racism again. Afterward I went over to G’s were we sat around and bullshitted till all [...]
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My Netflix Lists

Sorry guys, it took me a little while to figure out how to get this to work, but this is a continuously (dynamically) updated list of my netflix info. Speacial thanks to Oscar for the plug-in. Movies I Currently Have Rented: ” border=”1″> “> () Movies I’ve Rented & My Rating Of Them: “> Movies [...]
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My Office

My Office, Uptown, Denver This spring I bought a computer. A nice new Dell laptop with all the works. So loaded with the newest gadgets that it barely qualifies as a laptop. It’s more of a portable desktop. But it has one of those WiFi cards in it. Because of this, combined with the fact [...]
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What It’s all About

G’s Birthday Cake, Denver Friday was all about holding babies, drinking wine, and eating greasy hamburgers from the Candlelight. Saturday was all about cleaning the house (pre party), seeing my old friend Crazy Dr. Pete on a surprise visit from Seattle, G’s 30th birthday party, and whooping it up. Sunday was all about cleaning the [...]
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Spilt Milk

Did you know that Frank Black broke up the Pixies via a fax? That’s fucking brilliant. I wish I broke up with my exes via a fax. Why didn’t I think of that. Oh yeah, cause I always the one getting dumped. The Pixies show last night pretty much kicked ass. Watching a show at [...]
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