Tiny Thing #91
Booberry is relucant about hugging you.
Drinking and Podcasting with Geeks
A couple of weeks ago at the Bryant-Lake Bowl, the monthly event Drinking with Geeks turned podcast. For episode number one, hosts Bill Stiteler and Joseph Scrimshaw interviewed Jerry Bjelojac and myself about things like Lost vs. Battlestar Galactica. Dice were involved. So were martinis. Have a listen! …and after you listen to that, …
Thursday the 28th: PowerPoint Karaoke!
It’s nearly the end of the month, which means PowerPoint Karaoke will return victorious to the Bryant Lake Bowl on Thursday night! See four improv comedians bravely attempt to give a PowerPoint presentation for a deck of slides that they have never seen before. This awesome event happens at the Bryant-Lake …
Swapping Dragon*Con for Fringe Festival
Over the last few months, a storm has been brewing over Dragon*Con, a 50,000+ attendee sci-fi / fantasy / general nerdery mega-convention in Atlanta, GA. Most of it involves the fact that one of the original founders of Dragon*Con, Edward Kramer, is accused of inappropriate relations with children. Click the …
Tiny Things #88 – #90
I posted previously about the Tiny Things project here.
Public Service Announcement: Smoking Weed Counts as Smoking
I woke up on Monday to the undeniable smell of the Wacky Weed in my apartment. I don’t smoke or otherwise ingest marijuana. I’ve never even smoked a cigarette. I’ve been known to partake in a cigar once in a while (read: about once every 2-3 years), but I usually …
Scrimspirational Poster
Friend of the blog (and friend of everyone) William Donohue spared no time in making one of my Bar Crawl photos into an inspirational poster. I hereby share with you the wisdom of Mr. Joseph Scrimshaw:
Photos of Summer: Bar Crawl 2012
My friends Tim and Pat have, for many years, run an annual bar crawl through Minneapolis. In fact, 2012 was the 17th annual Tim & Pat Bar Crawl & Movable Feast, and presumably, this year will see the 18th. This bar crawl is something special. It usually occurs in the late …
Cinematic Oddities: Chariots of the Gods
As part of my Megalist project, I have a goal to eventually watch every feature-length documentary ever nominated for an Oscar. Now, this part of the Megalist project is a little problematic. Most people, even folks in the film industry, don’t really know what makes a good documentary. The Academy …
