sonic interference

there's a few chatty cathys in my office, so i use the only tool available in defense against nausea-inducing discussions of boyfriend-shortcomings, excessive and suspect outfit and/or figure compliments and all other standard-issue office gossip, drivel, blather, slander, dialogue and monologue:

headphones. turned to 11.

in celebration of headphones, fridays and mental sanctuary, i offer the following for your aural enjoyment:

Dub Child - Take Me (Reso Remix)

best when experienced at 11.

mashin

so there was that whole night of hype seeing the premier of the MASH SF film that sent me spiraling into the eventual purchase of a fixed gear bike. well, steph got me the dvd of that film for christmas. dvds often come with "extras." one of the extras on this dvd is a section featuring one of the cameramen, gabe morford.

if i was super hyped at the premier, i might have actually split in half had they included this part, instantly my favorite part. the guy is a total champion for skating behind these guys on the hills of SF and he has super awesome style on a bike. check it:



ps: he also picked one of the best songs with some of the best guitar work ever out of the 80s. bonus!

nihonjin

joji visited!



jarrett came down as well, but he lives in this country so he gets second billing.

psssshhhhhhh!!!

don't try to school ME on how it goes down in aotearoa, flickr!

SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SUNDAY!

actually, it was saturday, but you know what we're getting at... MOTO X! shane hooked us up with some tickets to witness the spectacle at at&t park so i'll hook up the weblog with some media for your viewing pleasure.

flickr!



vimeo!



btw, vimeo is friggin awesome if you have HD video you want to share... (hint: if the video on the site is choppy, hover your mouse over it and click the "HD on" button to turn HD off.)

renaissance

delightful clip about lego on the BBC:

listen here and/or subscribe in itunes.

judging by the recent surge in lego sets at my house and my plans to buy all the pieces to build the custom set pictured below, i have an inkling i might be coming out of my own lego "dark ages."

manual labor

From: [withheld]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 1:16 PM
To: [withheld]; [withheld]; [withheld]
Cc: Matthew Thompson
Subject: RE: Personalized stamp

I don’t think this is a new shot…. could we just stamp the stamp directly on the page?



From: Matthew Thompson
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 1:24 PM
To: [withheld]; [withheld]; [withheld]; [withheld]
Subject: RE: Personalized stamp

well, if you're volunteering to stamp 2 million catalogs, then we sure can! ;)

sunset

pollution always makes for the best sunsets...

sir ed

mr. kelleher had a hand in that.

feelings