This used to be a mirror.
CBN article about Halloween, removed after people started pointing and laughing. The article also makes three mentions of “time-released curses”. Which, I guess, technically, they all are, but I digress. We live in Salem, MA, which is known as Witch City and has witches and psychics and all those other crazy evil things all year long, so I’ll keep my eye out tonight for any baby sacrificing and let you know if my heart gets dirty.
I’m pretty sure my first attempt at a website was a Geocities site, back when I was in middle school, late 90’s. Probably about the Star Wars CCG or Nintendo. Sad to see the service fade away like this. The internet was sort of endearing before it got all self-conscious and self-important.
Them Crooked Vultures at Boston House of Blues (10/11/09) : “Dead End Friends”
John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin) / Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Fighters) / Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age/Eagles of Death Metal)
Can’t wait to see these guys tonight at Roseland.
Wanted to go to this show so bad but the tickets were expensive. I’m going to regret it if they don’t come around MA again.
Toothpaste For Dinner: interview cheat code
I wonder how many people actually know (no cheating with internet searches) what game that code was for and what it did.
SimCity 2000. Lots of money. I think $1 million, but it might have been less. Plus all the buildings. Good times.
David Allen is the creator of the most popular time management program, Getting Things Done (GTD), and godfather of the ever-growing online Productivity movement. Or, David Allen is a 63-year-old man on his fourth marriage who claims to have worked over 35 jobs including working as a magician, waiter, karate teacher, landscaper, vitamin distributor, glass-blowing lathe operator, travel agent, gas station manager, U-Haul dealer, restaurant cook, and moped salesman.
I guess what I’m saying is, having 12 different ways to instantly record any thoughts that come to mind doesn’t make you not a loser.
Dethklok - Burn The Earth from The Dethalbum II. What a chorus.