http://blog.kriskane.com More invisible spam in the comments than you can possibly know. Sat, 08 Nov 2008 00:35:29 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en And what is up with this all this shit on my desk and how the fuck did I end up with two Japanese horror movies that are both almost three hours long from Netflix at the same damn time on a Friday. Not that I'm done with all my usual ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/11/07/man-how-do-i-only-write-one-damn-blog-entry-a-month-or-something/ My last post was probably DANGEROUSLY MISLEADING. It's nothing about my personal life at all, it's professional life related stuff, and it's boring and it's still in flux. That is all. Case is sitting on the couch watching the weather channel and bursts out with "WHAT? How can it be FIFTY?" ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/10/18/cryptic-developments-also-case-is-funny/ I read a book about how to attract people to your blog. Headlines that belittle and offend them was hint #3. Quite a fucking lot is going on lately, but there's a fair amount I can't write about openly because of pending uh ... man, I can't even describe it adequately ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/09/26/yeah-yeah-havent-posted-in-a-while-eat-dicks/ Thirty-nine today. I don't celebrate it, but other people do, so thanks to those of you who somehow found out and remember what day it is, and to those of you who didn't know: keep on not knowing, it's totally cool. It's sweet to be remembered, but I neither deserve it ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/08/16/uh-%e2%80%a6-obligated-to-post-probably/ Shit like this always freaks me out, but also fills me with a pale, sickly sort of hope for a better (if creepier) future. The blob of nerves forming the brain of the robot was taken from the neural cortex in a rat foetus and then treated to dissolve the connections ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/08/13/i-for-one-welcome-our-rat-brain-overlords/ The word is derived from "Frigg's Day" in the Anglo-Saxon and "Freya's Day" in the Germanic, but Freya and Frigg were often associated with each other (maybe not quite as closely as, say, Venus and Aphrodite, but still). The start of most people's weekend, and the start of my working ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/08/08/friday-day-of-venus/ This is news to me. Ok, it isn't, but it might be, considering. I'm updating because Case is in NYC visiting family and I have, for company, a deaf cat (who is also cranky) and some coffee and beer and I think there's some bacon and possibly yogurt around here somewhere. ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/08/05/i-have-a-blog-seriously/ Though it only made #16 on the charts in 1958, Link Wray's "Rumble" holds a special place in my heart (and not just for its iconic status). I was born in DC, and grew up in Maryland, close by. When I was between the ages of about four and ten, ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/05/02/happy-birthday-link-wray/ I'm watching the editor's commentary track for the The Conversation and it's shit like this that will make me spend six hours getting through the latest installment of my netflix queue. Hackman's character, Harry Caul, is based on a real guy, Hal Lipset, who was brought in as technical adviser. ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/03/28/hed-kill-us-if-he-had-the-chance/ I was just chatting with my friend Stephan about social networking sites, blogs, etc., and he said he'd noticed that I had a blog and that I hardly ever update it. I said, "Well, the shit I think about is generally stuff that no one would want to read." He ... http://blog.kriskane.com/2008/02/29/why-i-dont-update-my-blog-more-often/