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Nobody Expects The Spanish Inquisition! (In Lego)

By Giania • Nov 6th, 2009 • Category: Art

Hot: This is what happens when cultural icons collide, in many colorful, delightful ways. Monty Python’s Spanish Inquisition sketch has stood out from their amazingly memorable show (Monty Python’s Flying Circus! Go watch it on Netflix or something), and has blossomed into a lasting cultural reference, at least among the geeks. Here we see that [...]



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 [...]



Dream Log: Burroughs-esque?

By Giania • Jul 27th, 2008 • Category: Dream Log

Hot: The bathroom was a terrible place to be. All the stall doors were slightly ajar and the terrible placement of the typical office fluorescent lighting gave the shadows life that they certainly wouldn’t have possessed on their own. I kept turning back in terror from what I assumed was a malevolent face in the [...]



An Event Apart Day One Conference Notes Part 1

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

Hot: Day one was fraught with challenges, up to and including having trouble finding the venue. It took a lot of wandering around, a phone call, and I think two concierge desk stops to finally figure out that the Copley Plaza Marriott was in fact through the Copley Plaza Westin and the attached mall. That [...]



En Flagrante Whatever

By Giania • Jun 18th, 2008 • Category: Fiction

Hot: A clear and flagrant disrespect for all things was extruded from the two young men chatting back and forth on the mostly empty train car and left the air palpably unclean. Crisp suits, slick and greasy hair, shifty bright eyes, and utter animal stupidity were readily apparent upon a quick glance. Typical upper-class white [...]



Holiday Shmoliday: Perfect Summation

By Giania • Feb 14th, 2008 • Category: History

Hot: Simple links that summarize my feelings for this particular pseudo holiday that inspires more jealousy, depression, and ill-will than possibly even Christmas! Wordlab – $122.98 Says I Love You In which the spending habits of the besotted and pussywhipped are discussed. Ectomo – Lupercalia: Happy Fucking Valentine’s Day In which the dubious history of [...]



Girls Can Pee Standing Up!

By Giania • Feb 12th, 2008 • Category: Fnord

Hot: A while back I wrote an article discussing the less-than-finer points of an invention known as the “shenis”. The inventor happened by here just yesterday and decided to let me know that she wasn’t terribly enthused by my rather negative first impression. Well, once the subject of “what’s a girl to do when there’s [...]



From the What The Fuck Files: The “Shenis”

By Giania • Oct 12th, 2007 • Category: Fnord, Science!

Hot: If I may be so bold as to quote Animaniacs… “It’s time for another good idea, bad idea” Good idea: A device that allows folks with female sex organs to pee standing up. Bad idea: Fashioning said device to look something akin to a giant golden dildo. It’s certainly a device that’s an invention [...]



Octopi dreams – late in recording

By Giania • Jun 21st, 2007 • Category: Dream Log

Hot: Just to keep things brief: I dreamt I had a fish tank with a few kinds of viscious, snappy fish in it, and a small octopus and some other kind of shellfish or something. I accidentally screwed up the whole aquairum by collapsing one of the sides leaving only a tiny bit of water [...]



IRC Explanation of The Author’s Weekend

By Giania • May 30th, 2007 • Category: Fnord

Hot: No names have been changed, but appropriate links have been provided to appropriately ID the other participants in the conversation. Where no appropriate link could be found, the name has been omitted. Some cross-talk has also been omitted, since it doesn’t make quite as much sense out of context as it would with much [...]