Knuckle Tattoo
The Knuckle Tattoo Project is a collection of pictures of knuckle tattoos and the stories behind them. I Always thought knuckle tattoos were some of the coolest, and there are some real good ones here.
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We Know Snow
It’s days like today that I can’t keep my eyes off the best Colorado back-country ski and snowboard blogs. If only they didn’t make me so god damn jealous with all those pictures of weekday powder.
Hitchhiking To The Capitals Of All Fifty States
Scotty and Fiddy are trying to hitchhike to capitals of all fifty states (yes, including Alaska and Hawaii) in 50 days or less. I have been watching their blog, Hitch50, for the past week or son and it’s been fun monitoring their progress.
Strange Reaction
More news from the punk rock world: Strange Reaction is shutting down its doors. Go download everything you can before it’s gon forever.
Explain Today’s Marmaduke
Joe Mathlete of The Mathletes (sort of like a nerdy low-fi Postal Service) takes the time to Explain Today’s Marmaduke
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 little moon phases thing says that a full moon should be coming any day now. The bells in the belfry can be heard in my apartment. Sometimes their loud ringing is nice and they act as a pleasant type of alarm, other times they can simply be loud and headache inducing. This mostly depends on my mood, demeanor, and how much I drank the night before. I remember one morning when the bells played, to my surprise, Cat Steven’s “Morning Has Broken”. Back in June of this past summer I recorded those churchbells on my cell phone.
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 blog, or do you use a “feed” service?
MT V3.0
I’m considering moving to MT V3.0, has anyone had any experience with the new version? What do I have to look forward to? What do I have to fear?