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infinityisalie: I preffered B-Side (which closed right?) and Mystery Train in Amherst to Turn it Up, although I do like the frightening stairway in. Also, I hope you grabbed The Worlds Greatest Burrito at Bueno y Sano, located where the far inferior Cha Cha Cha used to reside.

Hugh Jass: I want to change the punctuation so it says the opposite of what was intended, in Yoda-postfix: Walk, do not. Run on ramp.

Holy Cuteness: I like your blogs, espacially the adorablog design!

Akash: Half of the world. What is it ? The world is divided up into seas and continents. There are hot places and there are cold. There are many religions in the world. There are animals, insects, fish etc. There are gases, liquids, metals etc. There is man and woman. There is good and bad. There is happy and sad. The answer is non of the above or even closely related to the above. need help with this one and ASAP....

rick: wait, is the name of your font "big gay"?

sushiesque: currently, the name of my font is "this is a test". I've only done I, J, and H (in that order), and it gets bigger and gayer with each successive letter.

Quise: Ok I have a riddle for you all. "my presence is needed, even though many do like like me around, I can create life and sound but also cause fear..... what am I?

Jack Morava: You might like `The Crying of Lot 49' by Thomas Pynchon (nowhere near as good as Valis, tho). There's a huge wiki page about it... (:+{)}

chris: You should submit this to "Why a Tittle?" ! I'm a huge fan of your page.

obo: Wheeeee! http://fontstruct.fontshop.com/fontstructions/show/le_petit

infinityisalie: The Rather Difficult Font Game http://fontgame.ilovetypography.com/

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And I saw a woman sit upon a scarlet coloured beast, knitting

Subway Knitter's much-admired CharlieCard mittens—woolen accessories with a pocket for an RFID subway pass, so you can just slap the turnstile instead of fishing the card out of your wallet in your pre-caffeinated morning-commute state—have become a curious case study in the diverse demographics of the online knitting community.

Are these mittens a godsend for cold, clumsy hands, or are we knitting the Mark of the Beast onto ourselves?

If that seems like a non wtf sequitur, here's some background reading: Spychips: How Major Corporations and Government Plan to Track Your Every Move with RFID by Katherine Albrecht & Liz McIntyre (Nelson Current, 2005), later reissued with the even more strident title The Spychips Threat: Why Christians Should Resist RFID and Electronic Surveillance.

Cliffs notes: Godtube!


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08 March 2008 |

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