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D&D for Dummies

D&D for Dummies: I'm almost tempted to get it. What could be in it?

Via: The Forge

29 April 2005 by Steven | Permalink | 3 comments »

WordPress 1.5

WordPress 1.5: The biggest changes are easy-to-use themes (no more hacking the default WordPress files to change your blog's look) and amazing comment moderation and spam prevention. WordPress users, make sure to upgrade if you haven't already.

See also: Download WordPress

17 February 2005 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

Debating Iron Council

Debating Iron Council: A bunch of essays about China Miéville's books, with a lengthy response from Miéville.

Via: Dave Intermittent (in a comment)

11 January 2005 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

Superhuman Genealogy

Superhuman Genealogy: An explanation for the advent of superhumans (in some strange collective-unconscious fanficworld that encompasses the Marvel and DC universes, Star Trek, Stephen King novels, and everything else), the origin being Clark Kent, whose Kryptonian DNA spread through blood transfusions during his service in World War I. Brilliant madness!

Via: Polite Dissent

10 January 2005 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

Lego Cultural Theorists

Lego Cultural Theorists: The Lego Michel Foucault comes with a Parisian library for younger children, or with the Lego San Fransisco Dungeon for older boys and girls.

See also: Theory Trading Cards

12 November 2004 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

Purple USA

Purple USA: Lots of purple states, a few almost-red states. No blues.

See also: Bruce Baugh: Against Maps
See also: Purple Counties

4 November 2004 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

Man says live wire in bath was to save marriage

Man says live wire in bath was to save marriage: "LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (AP) -- A man who said he threw a live electrical wire into his wife's bath hoping a near-death experience would save their marriage was convicted of attempted first-degree intentional homicide Wednesday."

Via: Boing Boing

28 October 2004 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

William Gibson returns to blogging

William Gibson returns to blogging: "Because the United States currently has, as Jack Womack so succintly puts it, a president who makes Richard Nixon look like Abraham Lincoln. And because, as the Spanish philospher Unamuno said, 'At times, to be silent is to lie.'"

Via: Boing Boing

14 October 2004 by Steven | Permalink | Comments disabled

The Ultimate Silence

The Ultimate Silence: "Six years ago today, Matthew Shepard was murdered for being homosexual."

12 October 2004 by Steven | Permalink | One comment »

Amazingly crazy animal photos

Amazingly crazy animal photos: beautiful but weird farm animals and owners

Via: Jeffrey Radcliffe

26 August 2004 by Rose | Permalink | Comments disabled