Archive for August, 2006

Hot Library Smut

Look at the dirty books!

skater dater

I have avoided the YouTube thing for a long time, but this one is TOO GOOD to pass up.

Enjoy!

Fast Food Nation - Trailer

Wow. This looks good.

Photoshop Tennis

Remember Photoshop tennis? Well, it will be back, eventually. Fun. Here is a Wired article from 2001 on the then newborn meme.

I am surprised someone did not invent css tennis in the meantime….

activisim is not dead in america

take a stand!

boozy signs

nyc liquor signs - I used to live down the street from ‘Intoxicants’ on 11th. Is that still there?

AMERICAN HARDCORE

American Hardcore I guess we’re getting old. oh well… the movie looks good!

Mr. Sparkle

My new screensaver. (via phillryu )

Free Movies Fallen out of Copyright

watch movies now in public domain… any gems in here?

car d’or

Well, I guess it is a rite of passage for any urban bike commuter to have a car (in this case, a taxi) door open into your path. I got off EXTREMELY easy.

I was slowly making my way through stopped traffic at Market and New Montgomery when the passenger side of the taxi started to open. Luckily for me, I was going very slow, and the door opened very slowly as well.

I had enough time to holler out “Woah!!” (my midwestern roots showing in the big city, i guess), and I slow motion bonked into the door, and tipped into the curb and against the BART/MUNI escalator wall.

I gave the young woman a LONG stare and said “BE CAREFUL NEXT TIME - OKAY?”

And I rode away telling myself the exact same thing.

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My name is Bernie McGinn, and you are reading my web-based junkdrawer. I live in San Francisco, California. I work for CNET Networks as Product Manager for CNET News.com and CNET Blogs.

Last century, I played in some bands and ran a record label.

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