Comic Books, Drag Race, & Life in New Zealand
by krisis
Did i mention that i love my hostees? Or, that the week of Good Woman of Setzuan i used “I’m dumb, she’s a lesbian” for a sign-in quote at rehearsal? Or that last night Ben got mistaken for gay by lots of attractive girls who he was flirting with while i sat on the couch making color commentary along with his roommate and Selina’s best friend? The irony was wonderful, lemme tell ya…
by krisis
In an odd little piece of deja-vu, Benjy blogged the new Nintendo logo, which is a play on Necker’s Cube – which is essentially any drawn 3d box which one can reverse with one’s perception of it. Where’d we hear about this already? Why… in the first exchange Benjy and I had on sBlog2. Blast from the past, i know…
by krisis
Not that i’m always the most informative stop on your daily surf of the internet, but i was reading recent Blog of Note PlasticBoy and wound up getting sucked into a fascinating article about how dolphins have been found to be aware of their own self image. Apparently, researched put temporary markings on a pair of Bottlenose Dolphins and mirrored the walls of their tank, and the pair of them were much more interested in examining their own reflections than using the mirrors for any other purpose. In the past chimpanzees and other primates have shown similar traits, but they have thumbs so we expect it from them. Of course, examining one’s reflection in the mirror in only a few shades away from being unable to decide how to do your hair for work today, so i’m not sure if the dolphins are really better off now than they used to be. But, anyway, when you’re done reading that go read another link stolen from PlasticBoy about artificial intelligence in gaming. Or just read PlasticBoy … god knows you need to get some intelligent content from somewhere ;)
by krisis
by krisis
New hostee Ahx is contemplating asking me for a subdomain for hosting a focused group log. Sounds like a fine idea to me, which i already attempted with my infamously DOA DIYlog late last year. Concepts for group projects are relatively easy to come by, but a diverse, qualified, and involved group is not. What topics were you considering, exactly?