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Friday, April 01, 2005
Thursday, March 31, 2005
Blambot: Comic Fonts
Blambot offers a ton of their professional-grade lettering fonts for free, as well as some nice sound fx and typefaces. Also pay-for-fonts available and speech bubbles in .eps format for doctoring up those Easter pictures with entertaining captions.
Bloggo News: Digg adds blogging features
New to digg today: the ability to digg stories to your blog. Choose a story that you wish to blog, then click "blog". digg will instantly post that story to your website. If you don't like the way a story is worded, you also have the ability to rewrite your blog post. Supported blogs: Typepad, Live Journal, Blogger, Moveable Type, and WordPress. (note: you must be a registered user to see these features)
Josh: "Isn't it ironic that I blogged the story itself? Ha ha ha"
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Josh: "Isn't it ironic that I blogged the story itself? Ha ha ha"
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Wednesday, March 30, 2005
New Job?
So I haven't posted in a while. Maybe you have and maybe you haven't noticed, but my latest moblog pics have been from the inner workings of E! entertainment television. I guess my life has really come a long way from central Ohio. In other news, Scott made it through surgery withuot complication on St. Patty's day and I was there to help his wife see him through. Enough for now, I'm tired and I have to work tomorrow morning.
Saturday, March 19, 2005
RIP: The Screensavers
VIVA TSS!
Last night I sat down, drank a beer and watched then end of a great show, The Screensavers on G4. Pour a sip of Olde English 40 oz on the curb for The Screensavers tonight.
Next, get ready for... Attack of the show!
Thank you Kevin Pereira, Kevin Rose and Sarah Lane.
Monday, March 14, 2005
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Lightning Bolt! Lightning Bolt!
There is nothing funnier than pure, unbridled nerd-hood, of which I sometimes dabble in. But this video exceeds my wildest nerd achievements. You haven't lived, or really laughed till you peed, until you've watched these D&D Nerds (Read Dungeons and Dragons) tramp around in the woods, reenacting their favorite adventure. Particular note goes to the magic user exclaiming "Lightning Bolt" over and over as he tosses "spells" at an ogre. Also noteworthy is the troll against a tree who simply casts death upon one of his attackers, who drops to the ground but then recovers. Also, check out the remix. It's pricelessly set to "Blaze of Glory" by Bon Jovi.
Monday, March 07, 2005
Band of The Week, 3/07: The Streets
Ok, I know you love it, I know you wait for it and here it is bitches! It's the band of the week. This time I'm bringing you The Streets.


He may look like a mild-mannered white boy on the outside, but inside lives the soul of a street-hardened tough-guy that... Oh, who am I kidding? Let me just tell it to you straight up. The Streets aka Mike Skinner is a white rapper from England with a mastery of his craft so tight he'll make you gasp in excitement every time he spits a line. Remember when Eminem was cool and edgy and his lyrics we're unbelievable? Well, The Streets says bring it on and then blasts Em away. Between rhymes on his latest album "A Grand don't come for free," The Streets exposes himself to all sorts of different emotions and perspectives that Eminem couldn't even imagine. On the drug-fuelled hypnotic groove, "Blinded by the lights" Skinner dances between such always tricky subjects as drugs, mayhem and heart-ache. The clip features subdued guitar samples and a set of dreamy female vocals. If you haven't heard it yet, you have to hear it to believe how incredibly captivating it is to hear him search for his girlfriend in a hazy club and alternately lamenting over his lack of cellphone reception. Not hooked yet? Check out the danceably catchy tune "Fit but don't you know it." This track features a knockout punch hook and a clever rhyme style and honesty factor that leave you laughing and cringing at the same time, all the while falling in love with the white-boy stylings of The Streets. The what makes him, my Band of the Week.Friday, March 04, 2005
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