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Unlikely Titles
I like to think of this serial title as being from the people who brought you Meat Goat Monthly.
Which it isn't.
But who can resist the charms of the International Pigletter. I mean, really? -
Fact: There Is Hope
What, you ask, could be important enough to draw me out of hiding? What evil, what grotesque wrong am I now addressing ( Read more... ) -
Hexapod Haikus
You never know what you'll get involved in...
I was one of the judges of NCSU's Entomology Department's "Hexapod Haiku" contest. This week, we got together for 2 and a half hours and compared notes on over 70 haikus submitted from all over this great nation.
The winners are here, and are all deserving of congratulations ( Read more... ) -
Justice be done!
What The Hell Con has came and went. It was an intimate and might good con.
Best of all, the Guild of Justice-Minded Citizenry (aka the Steampunk Justice League) was on the scene!
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Strange Attractors
What The Hell Con is this weekend. It is, of course, the Best Con Ever. We will be there, there will be books.
Last year, my participation in the Geek Auction resulted in a request for a "mushy mad science love poem." You ask for it, evilchick, you got it ( Read more... ) -
My First Haiku
When I was in 7th grade, I wrote a haiku that I had no faith in. I threw it away. The teacher praised it several times, and at the end of the year asked for it to put in the literary magazine. As I said before, I'd thrown it away ( Read more... ) -
Because I'm sure you wanted to know...
I'm really more the heroic type. Honest.
Your results:
You are Apocalypse
Apocalypse
60%
Dr. Doom
59%
Magneto
55%
Lex Luthor
54%
Riddler
48%
Poison Ivy
48%
Juggernaut
48%
Kingpin
44%
Dark Phoenix
43%
Catwoman
43%
The Joker
40%
Mr. Freeze
40%
Venom
39%
Green Goblin
36%
Mystique
36%
Two-Face
28%
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New Year Second Day Noonday Je Ne Sais Quoi
I walked out to lunch into the bright and cold January noon, and was startled to find snowflakes. It was not a flurry, as flurries have mass. These microscopic flakes were closer to a winter hallucination than fact. Even so, it was pleasant to feel the wind blowing them on my face, to catch a glimpse of white as it flew past my head. North Carolina ( Read more... ) -
The Comic Con Mini-Doc
More evidence that I'm the worstest blogger:
I'm in this mini-documentary that Malki shot. I come across as kinda cool.
Malki sent me the link months ago. I'd recommend watching the video even if I weren't in it. It's entertaining, and you can tell the guy's a real pro.