Tag Archives: Burst of Weirdness

“Weird” probably isn’t the right word for this; it’s actually really cool in that MC Escher-ish way. Go look. Link via He-Who-Eschews-Permalinks. (Steven also notes, in the post above the one I’d link above if he had permalinks, something about … Continue reading →

Possibly more snark than weirdness, but hey, I’m feeling snarky today. :: The Right Wing has begun its latest project: taking Gandhi down a peg or two. Gandhi. Oy. Oddly, the people who hold Gandhi as “the most overrated man … Continue reading →

:: Here’s something I never knew. John Jacob Astor IV was a science fiction writer! You can read his work A Journey in Other Worlds online. A taste: Jupiter–the magnificent planet with a diameter of 86,500 miles, having 119 times … Continue reading →

I like to think I’m a geek in good standing, but I must bow to this fellow. That is the greatest room in the history of rooms. UPDATE: I should warn those of you with dial-up connections that this post … Continue reading →

Here we go: :: Almost two years ago I finally filled a giant hole in my small geek-toy collection when, through the services of eBay, I bought a die-cast Millennium Falcon. Finally I could play out the asteroid-field chase from … Continue reading →

Hoo-boy…. :: How to draw Dick Cheney. First Step: Draw Dick Cheney. Yah, I know that’s a bit of a leap, I remember my old “how to draw superheroes” books where the first step would be a box, and the … Continue reading →

This isn’t all that weird, but I figure that with the history involved between all parties, it’s bound to get weird at some point or other, so we’ll just call this a Sunday Burst of Proactive Weirdness: David Lee Roth … Continue reading →

It’s been a good week for weirdness out there! :: Not actually weird, but really pretty cool: Lynn linked a post on another blog about a minimalist composer named Rhys Chatham who recently contrived a work that is scored for … Continue reading →