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The Hat Of War and Peace or THE NAZI TURTLE WHO WAS ACTUALLY A NAZI GENERAL ALSO A HUNCHBACK

By VKlaus • Nov 12th, 2009 • Category: Fiction

Hot: So those kids over at White Chapel, had a a delightful little idea: Group Fiction. You know the old threads on message boards were one person would start a story and the next person would right the next four words and so on? EX from them boys at Fast Karate: GOKU1838471: Goku was walking [...]



Author, Blogger, & Theorist Mac Tonnies Dies

By Giania • Oct 23rd, 2009 • Category: Fnord

Hot: Skimming through my feeds this morning, I was shocked to see this one from John Brownlee (of Ectomo): I’ll miss @MacTonnies. Despite being a UFO kook, he was one of the nicest guys ever, and we emailed several times. http://bit.ly/2cjqST ~ twitter.com/drcrypt UFO Mystic has reported that Mac was found in his apartment, deceased [...]



Portland Oregon Travelogue Part 1: Levels 1 & 2

By Giania • Sep 29th, 2009 • Category: Fnord

Hot: Preface: If you’re following me on Twitter, you may have seen my non-stop barrage of updates relating to a trip I am currently still on, a trip to Portland Oregon for the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival. What follows are a few selected tweets (in chronological order), and my hand-written journal entries. Each will be [...]



Uncle Walter on the Grass

By AmHm • Aug 3rd, 2009 • Category: Fiction

Hot: My uncle Walter is on the front lawn. I did not say in the front lawn, because that would imply that he is out there doing something – looking for lost keys, maybe, or digging up earthworms for bait. But I said on the front lawn because he’s not doing anything, just lying on [...]



BIRFDAY! G’s Wishlist 2009

By Giania • Apr 21st, 2009 • Category: DO WANT

Hot: Stuff stuff stuff! Subscription to Hi-Fructose It’s delicious just like the house of crepes I first read it in! Sewing machine? I’m a little torn over this one because I’m not sure if I’d honestly do more sewing if I had a sewing machine. The World Ends With You I’ve heard so many wonderful [...]



Don’t Stop At Your Television – Throw Away Your Whole Tech Life

By Guest Author • Dec 6th, 2008 • Category: Philosophy

Hot: Here’s a little social experiment: Erase your MySpace page. Go ahead, you’re going to have to trust me on this one. And while you’re at it get rid of your Facebook page as well. Right now, I’ll wait. Also delete your LinkedIn profile and take yourself off of Match.com, Friendster, and Classmates.com. Peekyou, Flickr, [...]



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 [...]



I have dreamed and learned

By Giania • Apr 19th, 2008 • Category: Dream Log

Hot: Last night and well into today has been a flight of extreme fantasy, not all of which was enjoyable, but all of which has left me thinking. Unfortunately I’ve waited too long to write this all down, so some details will inevitably be lost in the rapid cognition thought-shuffling of daily life. At some [...]



Stream of Tuesday: Madness at the Desk Edition

By Giania • Dec 11th, 2007 • Category: Fnord

Hot: I gotta dollar store eagle on my shoutcast box he’s got stubby feet and a busted tail His flag looks just like cake Lost my cool but found it again, it wasn’t misplaced so much as set aside for the sake of proper ventilation what’s a good cure for shoulder pains? Today was just [...]



Morning Dreams of Explosions and Fetishes

By Giania • May 16th, 2007 • Category: Dream Log

Hot: I was standing outside in the back parking lot of my apartment building with some people, talking about I don’t even remember what. It was night time approaching early morning and rather cloudy. All of a sudden there was a noise in the air like dozens of planes. Flood lights popped on to periodically [...]