How have we lived without Sonseed?!
(Safe for work, unless you work for heathens.)
30 September 2008
26 September 2008
13 September 2008
When Geekery Becomes High Art
I'm not certain that this could be more awesome.
EepyBird's Sticky Note experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo.
EepyBird's Sticky Note experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo.
03 September 2008
Today's Work Delight
This is the response I received from a user today:
MY VIN # ###.###.#.## WE ARE WONDERING IF WE CAN HAVE (FORMER EMPLOYEE'S NAME) COMPUTER OVER HERE. THERE IS STUFF WE NEED AT 46. FROM HER COMPUTER. I HAVE TAKEN HER JOB. SHE HAS LEFT COMPANY.
All caps and incomplete sentences - it's like heaven.
MY VIN # ###.###.#.## WE ARE WONDERING IF WE CAN HAVE (FORMER EMPLOYEE'S NAME) COMPUTER OVER HERE. THERE IS STUFF WE NEED AT 46. FROM HER COMPUTER. I HAVE TAKEN HER JOB. SHE HAS LEFT COMPANY.
All caps and incomplete sentences - it's like heaven.
25 August 2008
The Best of The Hunt Hijinx
At least, the best that I have to offer. From a video perspective.
First: The Mentos Jepack
Next: Special Agent Chiquita Runs With Scissors
And Lastly: The Peel Drinks It Straight
First: The Mentos Jepack
Next: Special Agent Chiquita Runs With Scissors
And Lastly: The Peel Drinks It Straight
17 August 2008
South Pacific
The fella and I were lucky enough to catch South Pacific at Lincoln Center this weekend.
I could go on and feel like I didn't recommend it enough.
I'm not the biggest fan of the piece (at least I didn't think I was) but this production won me over, and quickly.
The director chose not to overwhelm the audience with giant, intricate sets (the sets are lovely, though, and not small, but not garish). Instead, he positions the piece and the performers front and center, and they deliver stupendously. Kelli O'Hara gives a performance as good as any you'll find in New York. Each note seems to float on the air as she sings it, every word out of her mouth is believable, and she's got such an incredible, winning energy to her.
I appear to be going on and on, sorry.
It's a great production. It's a terrific tale, told well, that will (almost certainly) give you a temporary case of hay fever. IT's the shortest three hours you may ever spend in a theater.
The only downside is that exterior of Lincoln Center is being renovated, so you can't play around near the fountain or see the front of the Met or Avery Fisher Hall. The fella had never been there, so it would have been nice to show it off.
I could go on and feel like I didn't recommend it enough.
I'm not the biggest fan of the piece (at least I didn't think I was) but this production won me over, and quickly.
The director chose not to overwhelm the audience with giant, intricate sets (the sets are lovely, though, and not small, but not garish). Instead, he positions the piece and the performers front and center, and they deliver stupendously. Kelli O'Hara gives a performance as good as any you'll find in New York. Each note seems to float on the air as she sings it, every word out of her mouth is believable, and she's got such an incredible, winning energy to her.
I appear to be going on and on, sorry.
It's a great production. It's a terrific tale, told well, that will (almost certainly) give you a temporary case of hay fever. IT's the shortest three hours you may ever spend in a theater.
The only downside is that exterior of Lincoln Center is being renovated, so you can't play around near the fountain or see the front of the Met or Avery Fisher Hall. The fella had never been there, so it would have been nice to show it off.
13 August 2008
Cake Wrecks
If I didn't think that Cake Wrecks was one of my favoritist novelty blogs already, check the newest reason.
Lil Derrick's parents are the bomb.
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