Butter Boy’s vegan adventure
28 May 2010 – 1:00 pm | 2 Comments

I will start by stating for the record that my favorite vegan meal consists of foie gras. So there.
This post is about Butter Boy, but for one of the few times on this blog, it actually isn’t …

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Butter!
29 July 2010 – 2:30 pm | No Comment
Butter!

It’s not only delicious, it’s also cinematograhy. Or specifically, two film productions.
The 1998 iteration of Butter is an action film with Ernie Hudson (you may remember him as Winston). I’ve never seen it, but it …

Is that a Fiero?
29 June 2010 – 12:00 pm | 7 Comments
Is that a Fiero?

Why yes. Yes it was. And that is indeed the line used by Gil Grissom in the CSI episode “4×4″. It appears to be a modified 1985 GT in gold and with the firebird pegasus insignia to …

Kumbayah!
16 March 2010 – 12:01 am | No Comment
Kumbayah!

Kumbayah!
It’s not only the catch phrase of Eek! the Cat, it happens to be a gen-u-ine song which goes better when everyone holds hands.

Just remember that smiling suppresses the gag reflex, wash your hands afterwards, and think about …

Happy Birthday, Elvis!
8 January 2010 – 9:00 am | No Comment
Happy Birthday, Elvis!

Elvis Aaron Presley was born on this date way back  in 1935, meaning that he turns 75 years old today. So best wishes to the King of Rock and Roll; I think I’ll mark the …

Why lazy bloggers should rethink automation
18 November 2009 – 12:01 pm | No Comment
Why lazy bloggers should rethink automation

Choose the reason you want for running a blog (narcissism, financial gain, frightening right-wing political views etc etc), but one of the challenges is drawing readers to the site to see what you have to say.
Obviously …

Hot monkey love
23 October 2009 – 1:46 am | No Comment
Hot monkey love

It’s publications like these that makes science so much fun, and has me thinking that Howard Chaykin was more prescient than he intended to be with his 80s-era oeuvre American Flagg!
You remember this comic book… Martian Reuben Flagg gets …