Archive for October 2003

Rusty and Robot

By popular demand: 1024×768 Evil Robot Desktop.

Sign People

Around the corner, at the top of dog shit park, there’s this sign that keeps getting decorated. After I took this photo, someone added, “WHO DAT?”

Seeing Seattle

The scenic Pike Street Market, with its rows and rows of fish, and the original Starbucks where the mermaid still has nipples? The endless corridors and tacky patterns of the Waterfront Marriott? The stunning, cloudless, utterly rare, blue Seattle sky? Didn’t take my camera out once. What did I take pictures of? The cab.

KnowSpam 100k

It’s been almost exactly four months since I started running my email through KnowSpam, and I’ve just passed the 100,000 spams blocked mark. I don’t know whether to celebrate or mourn this achievement.

Yay for Katie

Katie was already my favorite because she was the first to buy a Fray Day 7 Shirt. But now that she went and put a and sticker on her scooter, she’s my favorite ever.
There used to be a scooter in my neighborhood that had a Fray sticker on it. I’d see it every once in [...]

Out for a Walk

In the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs for Chieka, finding stinky things to roll in is just about at the top.

Everyone loves Tigger. Women coo at him on instinct. Dogs follow him around. There’s this one dog in the park, Theo, who loves Tigger. He’ll run through traffic to get to him. Once, when we were [...]

SF Skyline from above

This is why I always ask for a window seat.

All in the family

A search for “Powazek” in Amazon just got a whole lot more interesting, thanks to Amazon’s new Search Inside The Book feature. Hi, dad!

Wordcount

I love Izzle Pfaff because, at this very moment, it contains all of the following phrases:

energetically body-fuck a loofah
violently purple
my pants felt like small dogs

Thank you, Skot.

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