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"Liquor" series and SF/F fans heads-up: Subterranean Press 40% off sale!
I just pre-ordered the forthcoming next installment in Poppy Brite's "Liquor" series of books, a novella called D*U*C*K, for 40% off, which made it quite reasonably priced for a hard-cover novella. Books by some sf/f big-names on sale as well, including Stross, Gaiman & McKean, and deLint. Check it out! (Sale price doesn't register until you're ( Read more... ) -
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Oh my God, that's Rhett Miller singing the Chili's jingle in their new ads, isn't it? -
It's all fun and games...
When your yoga instructor says "we're just going to play today, have some fun"? That's when everyone walks out of the studio looking like they got hit by a tractor. Yeah.
We were jumping (or trying to jump) from here to here to here. (I could kind of do from #2 to #3, but I'm still working on holding #2 there.) Then of course there was this to ( Read more... ) -
Fic: "At Once Our Time Devour" (SGA, McKay/Sheppard)
I missed the party for spike21's birthday, but I still have presents!
At Once Our Time Devour (1041 words)
Summary: Aging takes it out of a guy.
Spoilers: Through Common Ground (3x07)
Notes: Written as a birthday present for spike21. Happy belated, chica!
( Rodney wasn't in his lab or the mess hall... ) -
The internet is made of tubes
We've been on the road, interviewing people about how they use their home computers, and I've been astonished, really astonished, at how many people do not have anti-virus software on their home computers ( Read more... ) -
Television, my dark master
You know, I remember Sisters as being a much better show than it apparently was.
Or is it just that my standards, in this so-called Golden Age of television, have gotten that much higher? -
Lemony Snicket: The End!
"There are several good reasons to change into ill-fitting clothing and work up a sweat while someone is whistling at you, but gym class is not one of them." -- Lemony Snicket
The End finally releases Snicket from telling his tale of woe. Today! Why did we have to move our office to somewhere so far from a good bookstore ( Read more... )