The fable is true. TORTOISE V. HARE :: BIG RACE!! from Dylan Stiles on Vimeo.

Everytime I watch soccer its like this: Sanchez passes to Davis. Davis passes to Sanchez. Sanchez tries to make a goal. Nope it doesn’t make it. Pablo passes to Gustavo. Gustavo passes to Pablo. Pablos tries to make a goal. Nope doesn’t make it. If it was like this I might actually pay attention.

When I was 12 years old I recorded this song on a cassette tape 10 times on one side and 10 times on the other side (Note, that means I had to listen to the radio 20 different times to record it at just the right moment). It has taken me till TODAY to realize… Continue reading →

Inception. Feels like Batman at the beginning with all the same actors but then you realize…oh perhaps its Matrix with What Dreams May Come?

I’m impressed that he’s able to wear those huge headphones while playing the violin. And a hat. There’s seems to be too many things going on. But it’s done very well.

How are we to know what our relationship status is?

Max Headroom is now on pre-order status in Amazon. There were three things I loved about this show. Max, of course. The typewriter keyboards that Fiona would have to work on. And Bryce Lynch. I’ve been in love with dorks for a very long time.

If you haven’t noticed, I really love Croque Monsieurs. So if you have suggestions where I need to try new Croque Monsieurs do tell me. Saw this today and I’m adding to my list. What’s weird is when I ate a Croque Monsieur in Paris I was not as impressed as SF’s.

A little bit of Cocteau Twins, a little bit of Twin Peaks, a little bit of Massive Attack and this is what you get. Been lovin this all day. Thanks Pandora. Would never have heard of their Brookland/Oaklyn release without your help. This was the song that got me.

Alex just pointed something out to me that is friggin amazing: ACDC Vs Iron Man 2 – Architectural Projection Mapping on Rochester Castle from seeper on Vimeo. Kids these days are damn lucky to have this sort of technology. If you wanted to be in “awe” of technology back in the 80s in LA, you… Continue reading →