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An obnoxiously large (101k .wav) audio greeting from the Author. |
December 31, 1998
I award myself this award Sometimes the best thing in the cereal box was the prize. In fact, it's not too difficult for me to remember a time when that was the only thing I cared about. And it's that kind of memory that makes me nostalgic for the old days of the Web. When sites about this crappy could apply for and "win" a plethora of crappy badges. Everyone knew they were cheap and goofy but you still grooved on 'em like the cereal box prize. I fished around in a metaphorical cereal box a couple months ago to find that they stopped putting prizes in there. So I did the next best thing. Strap on your sun goggles and unseal that envelope. The Narcissus Award goes to...me! (Halcyon, do you have the number for a good lawyer?) Loose lips sink ships, p.s. Whew! Did we get some e-mail on the impeachment tirade? Hoo-doggy! I'll have to be incendiary a little more often. Thanks to everyone who felt strongly enough about the issue to write. p.p.s. 15 days without an update? Ouch. Save yourself the hassle: new days notification list. |
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| previously on days of naze: requiem for a president pre-game stupid my affair with a greek woman brain baker occupational hazard i blame them brilliant mistake pleasure victim the stupid rules driven to distraction my corner of the planet spawn apologist broken clench interview with a madman an introduction launch what
have you done for me lately? |
May you never be more active
than when you are doing nothing. -Cato |
in the feedbag: book: Time Out Guide to Brussels. Will probably be there in late January for bidness and will be lucky to get 1 day for fun which totally sucks. Stumbled upon a very naughty picture in the film section -- made my lungs all tickly. 'nuther book: Alvin Journeyman by Orson Scott Card. In chapter 2 one of the characters likens his brother's teachings to the baking of brains (see menu to left). Sent a little chill down my spine. Either I'm getting so old I'm forgetting that I've already read this thing (I just bought it new) or Orson and I are mind melded. tv: Frontline - My Secret Daughter. mag: Harper's - Nickled & Dimed. Make sure to vote whenever you get a chance to raise the minimum wage. viola: Played a gig with fellow PYP alumni this weekend! We'll talk about it in January, k.o.? |
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We few, we
happy few... |
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