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Sunday, November 16, 2008
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Had a great time in Santa Ana at Sound Downtown last night/this morning...it was a great alternative to sitting 2+ hours in traffic to try to get home past the ring of fire.
It was a great way to mix a bar crawl under the auspices of a music festival - I'm looking forward to next years installment already.
Obey was in full effect, with the requisite art install/musical madness & The Crosby. Speaking of The Crosby - I caught the end of Nosaj Thing's set and most of Nobody's...headed back to Memphis to link up with the homey Mike-ill & his posse and then cruised over to Bistro 400 for a little Afro-Cubanesque Jazzy Soulfuness before his, 'sleeper-hit', midnight set that brought people to their knees (literally, some girl just hit the floor haaard!).
The lights came up, people kept dancing & the saga continues...
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Saturday, October 18, 2008
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Current mood:One Step Further
TM has left the building. It's been real.
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Friday, February 29, 2008
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Category: News and Politics
Abstract
The Support Our Future Act is a parental licensing program designed to
1. Advise parent(s) of their responsibilities and rights as parents, along with the rights of children.
2. Require 60 hours of parenting classes, to be administered by the private sector and local community orgs (religious, social, civic) before claiming tax benefits or public health/welfare benefits commonly associated with parenthood.
Fees would be structured on a sliding scale, allowing all parents, regardless of financial situation the ability to take courses.
*Unfortunately, the greatest hurdle to cross is the 14th Amendment, which puts this potential law in the same unlikely category as an NFL Team in Los Angeles.
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Tuesday, April 03, 2007
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Current mood:  adventurous
Find out for yourself at Criminal Slang.
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Tuesday, January 23, 2007
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Twelve in a tube, imported from the motherland-tiny colored pencils reminding us that we are but small pencils in a tiny container-yearning to leave our mark in the infinite white space-escaping the looming shadows, and thus should stand tall side by side in perfect balance and unity.
Sincerely, The Color Coalition
Orange Green Turquoise Red White Yellow Pink Brown Purple Black Lime Pastel Blue
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Tuesday, January 23, 2007
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Q. What do Paris Hilton's ankles and Geometry have in common?
A. Waaay over her head!
[insert polite laughter here]
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Wednesday, December 13, 2006
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Current mood:  amused
Sleep is nowhere near Blue frame empty, nobody here Life takes MasterCard
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Saturday, November 20, 2004
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Thursday, July 15, 2004
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A rubix cube, a pen, and a snail walk into a bar. They all spot a beautiful woman sitting at the other end of the bar, alone and begin to argue about who was going to get the number first. After much debate, they eventually place a wager among themselves for the one that does.
Well the pen having the upper hand in the situation, rolls over to the gorgeous woman and chats her up. He then asks the bartender for a piece of paper so that she could write her number down, which she does.
As soon as she finishes writing the last number, the paper jumps up and yells to the cocktail onions.
"Ha, you owe me fifty bucks!"
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