The Mutants, “Opposite World”
What is this, 1999?
Recurring themes: LGBT issues, San Francisco tidbits, ukuleles, pirates, games, absurdism. I won't really talk about myself here, but you'll get a sense of me, anyway.
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You know a NetFlix API-using app is broken when…
UPDATE: scratch that, I wasn’t getting signal. MOVIE CRISIS AVERTED.
Noisettes cover Ever Fallen In Love With Someone You Shouldn’t’ve (via 50YEARSOFDRMARTENS)
It is good cover weekend, apparently. This one comes courtesy of Noted without Comment.
1080p HD Version of Electric Sheep, An Abstract Animated Screensaver by Scott Draves
I’ve been using this for the last few months after upgrading from the old version. If there was ever an occasion to using the phrase “hella delicious math,” this might be it.
very polite vampire bitch gets arrested (via fetusflusher)
Not the video I was looking for, but I’ll take it. Not crazy about referring to her as a bitch, though.
Getting Ready for Confrontation (via theprint), from the Flickr pool D&D: Sundering Wrath. Basically, when the DM and at least one other player are professional photographers, you get the most beautifully-photographed D&D game I’ve ever seen.
So I finally watched the actual Lady Gaga video after watching this. I like this version about a hundred times more.
Hmm.
Commenter Joel in the SFist post states that he “took a transfer from Chicago, a similarly great city albeit with half the narcissism issues of SF,” and my sanity quotient just went up a few percentage points. Thanks, Joel.
Unsurprising admission: sometimes I worry about what San Francisco might have done to me since my arrival, and what changes Chicago might reject upon any future attempts at reestablishing relations. An anxiety born of fallacious animist personifications of cities, to be sure, but anxiety nonetheless. It’ll pass.
