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Posts Tagged ‘children’

You Are in Athens

By AmHm • Jul 23rd, 2009 • Category: Fiction

In the very early morning in the fall of 1979 a particular beach along the Aegean Sea in Athens is nearly deserted. You have not yet slept, as your crewmates have gotten ahold of your judgment once again, and you have been out all night. But you are alone now, and the soft pink horizon gives context to your solitude. You stroll the shoreline, smoking a cigarette, thinking of home and taking stock of the day ahead of you, when, in an instant, your life changes forever.



Bullshittin’ With Sketch: Interview with Jeffery Nothing of Mushroomhead

By Sketch E Whiteface • Oct 15th, 2008 • Category: Audio

Hot: Good evening children, I come to you yet again blathering however it’s not complete nonsense, this one actually has some thought behind it that doesn’t involve tearing out the asshole of a pop culture icon (since most of the opening acts nobody knows.) A couple weeks ago I contacted Sir Jeffery Nothing from the [...]



Words to Know: Brobdingnagian Edition

By Giania • Oct 7th, 2008 • Category: WTK

Hot: Ok so admittedly it isn’t going to be quite that big, but it does give me an opportunity to use the first WTK vocabulary term: brobdingnagian. This originates from the Jonathan Swift novel, Gulliver’s Travels. The term was coined as a reference to the city in which Gulliver visits where everything is just huge. [...]



My “Obsession?” the US Media’s Negligence

By AmHm • Oct 6th, 2008 • Category: Politics

Hot: I suppose it goes without saying that I am, overall disappointed and disgusted in the United States media. However, the blatant negligence on one particular issue has me outraged: on Friday, September 26th a radical, anti-Islamic group in perpetrated a terrorist attack against more than 30 children at the Islamic Society of Greater Dayton, [...]



RKNet’s Weird Tales: Sleeper.

By fragmad • Sep 29th, 2008 • Category: Literature

Hot: You are hiding behind a stone wall being shot at by heavily armed cultist. You have had two weeks of training to deal with situations like this. But you’re only just starting to remember this. You know you should feel angry that people are shooting at you. But you consider that they would shoot [...]



A Vinyl Toy Project I Can Totally Get Into: My Little Pony

By Giania • Sep 10th, 2008 • Category: Art

Hot: There are lots of really great, creative vinyl toys out there, but by and large it hasn’t really grabbed my attention, made me sit up, and say WHOA PONY! Ok that was bad. The My Little Pony Project I loved My Little Pony when I was younger, and to be perfectly honest, I still [...]



10 Books to Fall in Love With

By AmHm • Aug 13th, 2008 • Category: Literature

Hot: Let me start by saying that this grouping is little more than a list of some of my favorite books. It in no way purports to be comprehensive in any sense, nor are the books presented in any particular order. Many are distinctly Modern (I’m looking at you, Dave Eggers, Nicole Krauss and Lauren [...]



Use Your Love of Design to Donate

By Giania • Jun 27th, 2008 • Category: Art

Hot: NotCot.org strikes again. This morning they posted a blurb about a book called Fifty Designers’ Current Favourite Typefaces. The book only costs 3£ and 100% of that 3 pounds goes directly to UNICEF to help aid victims – specifically the children – of the cyclone which happened in Myanmar (aka Burma) this past May. [...]



Words to Know: Shaking Off the Dust

By Giania • May 28th, 2008 • Category: WTK

Hot: Now here is a bit I haven’t done in quite some time! The Words To Know series had all but died. Tonight I feel like shaking the dust off, brushing away the cobwebs, and putting WTK to work once more. I’ve decided to go easy on the old girl, by featuring two terms, and [...]



Help Me, Internet! Identify this Purse

By Giania • Apr 30th, 2008 • Category: Recursion

Hot: Recently I picked up a purse from the local branch of the Goodwill. It was a small metal purse, with rounded sides and a beaded handle. It’s a pastel olive color, with a print of children playing on the lower half of the front and back. The graphic elements are derived from vintage J&P [...]