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Now that I'm a Neil Gaiman fan, I need a resource like Godchecker just to keep up with all of his pan-cultural references. New and improved, Godchecker now includes the gods of Oceana, Mesopotamia, and a brand new pantheon of "Chinese gods that will knock your…
"Do we have to?" JA asks.
"Sure, why not?" we reply.
April, of course, means [Shh! Don't say it!] "Recommended Components" [Oh, damn, he said it!].
I sigh. That's right: "Recommended Components," the issue people love to love and love to hate and hate to love and and and. For you, it may be a guide or a resource; for me, it's something much different. For me, it's a mission. A mountain to climb, a wall to knock down, a song to compose, a story to…
Boing-Boing's Cory Doctorow links today to a Spring St. store that goes one further, it sells reproductions of the fossil remains of early hominids in both teaching quality and museum quality. Want to contemplate Lucy in your own home? How about gazing deep into the eye-sockets of that old fraud, the Piltdown…
I've found him pretty much unreadable since Slaughterhouse Five, but I'll always love him for Cat's Cradle and Mother Night.
Money quote: "If you want to really hurt your parents, and you don't have the nerve to be gay, the least you can do is go into the arts."
An old story that raises some interesting questions, including, "Aren't you supposed to have an adult advisor when you go for a merit badge?" More importantly, why didn't Jack Baugher shot this guy in the thigh?