Monday, December 04, 2006

The 15 Sexiest Sci-Fi Babes

15. Carmen Ibanez (“Starship Troopers” 1997)

Okay, sure, you couldn’t buy Denise Richards as a tank-top-and-hot-pants-wearing nuclear physicist in “The World Is Not Enough.” But as a hotshot starship pilot and, eventually, captain? Sure, why not?

-----Carmen Ibanez----------Denise Richards------

One of the main plot points of Heinlein’s original novel was that all the experienced officers were killed off, leaving only the kids in charge. And at least Carmen had the sense to dump goofy hunk Casper Van Dien for slightly-less-goofy hunk Patrick Muldoon – right? And she did look spectacular in those Nazi-esque uniforms.


14. Padmé Amidala (“Star Wars” prequels 1999-2005)

It speaks volumes to the utter asexuality of the six Star Wars films that the hottest moments are (1) Princess Leia in the gold bikini and (2) Princess Leia’s mom with her tummy exposed. Yikes.

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Padmé Amidala----------Natalie Portman-------

Formerly the World’s Sexiest Jew (but knocked down to third by Rachel Weiss and Scarlett Johansson), young Harvard-educated hottie Natalie Portman was the only reason to see the Star Wars prequels, apart from Ewan McGregor’s amusing Alec Guinness impersonation. Padmé is beautiful, smart, and takes full advantage of her planet’s inexplicable custom of electing teenage girls to rule over them.

Why doesn’t she rate higher on the countdown? (1) Her atrocious taste in men and (2) inexplicably dying of “grief” and abandoning her kids to be raised by Jimmy Smits and Phil Brown, respectively (both of whom get killed by the Empire for their trouble, by the way.)


13. Sil (“Species” 1995)

If woman is going to rip your heart out and leave you a lifeless husk, she might as well look like Natasha Henstridge. Hell, even in her H.R. Giger-designed alien form, the murderous human-alien hybrid Sil was pretty hot.

-------Sil------------------Natasha Henstridge-------

The best thing about Sil was that she didn’t want to be a homicidal sex machine – she was just cloned that way. Giger’s usual “Metamorph” “Alien”-franchise alien rarely elicits sympathy, but Sil was just too cute to eject out the airlock.


12. Mystique (“X-Men” franchise 2000-2006)

Sci-fi makeup often takes a beautiful actress and ruins what Darwin gave her. I’m looking at you, Marina Sirtis. The “X-Men” movies feature Dutch-American supermodel Rebecca Romijn running around NAKED, but no one really notices her under all that blue paint and latex.

-------Mystique---------------Rebecca Romijn-------

But Raven “Mystique” Darkholme still kicks ass and takes names, as Magneto’s ever-loyal and efficient sidekick. (I know, they turn on each other in “Last Stand,” but I’m pretending that movie never happened – shelve it with “Star Trek V.”) She’s smart, she’s dangerous, she’s bisexual, and her eyes glow yellow.



11. Robin Lefler (“Star Trek: The Next Generation” 1991)

Robin Lefler was by far the sexiest woman to ever appear on “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” because Ashley Judd was by far the sexiest actress to ever appear on “Star Trek: The Next Generation.” Maybe Mr. Data can explain how Judd can be so unbelievably beautiful, while her mother and sister look like lab experiments.

------ Robin Lefler---------------Ashley Judd-------

Anyway, one can assume that Ashley Judd would have a much easier time getting cast in a “Star Trek” film than poor, beleaguered, underappreciated Wil Wheaton. Robin Lefler’s Rule #2: Always look smoking hot in a Starfleet uniform.



10. Xev Bellringer (“LEXX” 1997-2002)

There is something incredibly appealing about a super-sexy female who is as likely to kill you as sleep with you. And when that female was raised to be socially submissive but sexually aggressive, and then transformed by a machine called a “Lusticon” into a beautiful sexual killing machine – well, you can’t go wrong there.

-------Xev Bellringer-------------Xenia Seeberg-------

Zev was the second of LEXX’s “Bellringers,” but Xenia Seeberg can ring my bell any day. Get it? "Ring my bell?" It's kind of a sexual innuendo.



9. Trillian (“The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” 2005)

Ah, Zooey Deschanel. Sure, she’s cute and smart and funny. But why is she so damn hot? She’s like Rachael Ray – you can’t explain the attraction, it’s just there.

--------Trillian----------------Zooey Deschanel------

Now turn Zooey into a smart space-trotting sidekick to a two-headed G.W. Bush-channeling alien madman, and add a silly white spacesuit, a pair of pet mice, and an inexplicable American accent. Voila, you have Tricia “Trillian” McMillan, the second best thing in the HG2G movie. (The Vogons were the best thing.) If I was the last surviving human, but Trillian was around, I think I’d be okay.



8. Max Guevera (“Dark Angel” 2000-02)

I could make all kinds of inappropriate jokes about a girl with spliced-in cat DNA, but I’ll restrain myself.

--------Max------------------
Jessica Alba-------------

I don’t have to tell you that Max, aka Government Experiment X5-452, was hot – she was played by Jessica Alba, who takes hot to a new level not possible under the standard laws of physics. (Hey, I know! Let’s cast her as Invisible Girl!) But the show was kind of centered on Max being sexy, as well as kicking ass. Sort of like a futuristic, Seattle-based Abercrombie & Fitch ad. Maybe Max would go out with me if I could score her some tryptophan. (Wait, the tryptophan prevents her from going into heat? Never mind.)



7. Lana Lang (“Smallville” 2001-Present)

Yeah yeah, you’re with Clark, you’re not with Clark, you’re with him, you’re not, with, not, with, not, then you find out he’s Superboy, you die, come back, and Lex gets you pregnant. It’s too much drama, Lana.

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Lana Lang-----------------Kristin Kreuk-------

Especially since he’s just gonna move to Metropolis and fall for Lois. You’ve got that Chinese-Dutch thing working for you, Lana. You’re gorgeous. Work it. Find yourself a real human male, not some Aryan übermensch from space.



6. Kara Thrace (“Battlestar Galactica” 2003-Present)

They said a woman couldn’t be a cigar-chompin’, bar-brawlin’, whiskey-chuggin’ hotshot Viper pilot. Well, by “they” I mean Dirk Benedict. Dirk, you have officially had your ass handed to you.

-----Kara Thrace-----------Katee Sackhoff----------

In a stellar ensemble cast, Katee Sackhoff’s Kara Thrace is first among equals. It’s not just that she’s incredibly sexy – she shares screen time with Boomer, Six and Xena the Warrior Princess. Kara kicks ass and takes names in every way the original Starbuck did – PLUS she’s clever, bitter, loving, conflicted, and secretly paints pictures. She’s neither the stereotypical kick-ass superheroine, nor the stereotypical kick-ass superheroine who is secretly fragile. She’s the kick ass superheroine who is secretly fragile, but will never let that fragility take her down. Not ever.



5. Kaylee Frye (“Firefly” 2002, “Serenity” 2005”)

“Goin' on a year now I ain't had nothin' twixt my nethers weren't run on batteries!” You know, Kaywinnit Lee, if’n that tree stump of a doctor ain’t gonna help y’all out in that respect, I reckon’ I might be willing ta fill in there.


-------Kaylee Frye--------------Jewel Staite---------

Little Kaylee is as much the heart of Serenity as the ship’s photon-reaction drive. But the plucky, homily-spouting cutie is apparently a wildcat in the sack as well. She’s the one ship’s engineer with whom I’d like to get trapped on an island. Sorry, Scotty.



4. Seven of Nine (“Star Trek: Voyager” 1997-2001)

Who would Annika Hansen have been if she hadn’t been assimilated by The Borg at the age of six? A big fat nobody, that’s who! Well, maybe not big and fat – on a typical Federation diet, she would have been at least Jeri Ryan-hot. But she would never have been Seven of Nine-hot! There’s nothing like a skin-tight gray jumpsuit and a metal eyebrow to turn a guy’s crank.

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Seven of Nine------------Jeri Ryan------------

Sure, Seven was emotionally unavailable, but that was just because of her alien upbringing. Also, if your only choices were the “men” of Voyager, you might choose chastity as well. Yikes. No wonder she only hung out with the Doctor.



3. Jean Grey (“X-Men” films 2000-2006)

First let’s get something straight. The real Jean Grey committed suicide in “The Uncanny X-Men” #137 in 1980. Every issue since then with “Jean Grey” in it is a PACK OF LIES.

-------Jean Grey---------------Famke Janssen---------

That said, Famke Janssen’s Jean Grey in the “X-Men” films is its own, separate character, and that character is amazing. Call it the superheroine who is openly, obviously, heart-breakingly fragile. You just want to run over to her and wrap your arms around her, even if it means, a la Brett “Let’s destroy the franchise” Ratner, she’ll disperse you into millions of colored CGI chunklets. If there’s another “X-Men” movie, let’s hope this time they do bring Jean Grey back from the dead.



2. Sharon Valeri (“Battlestar Galactica” 2003-Present)

Grace Park plays three characters on BSG.

There’s Athena, who the producers call Sharon and fans call Caprica-Boomer. She’s Helo’s wife, and mother of the Cylon Miracle Baby. She lives on Galactica.

------Sharon Valeri----------------Grace Park-------

Then there’s the one the producers call Boomer and fans call Galactica-Boomer. She was in love with the Chief, shot Adama, and teamed up with Caprica-Six to “save” humanity. Now she lives on a base star.

And I am in love with all of them. Even the ones that would kill me.


1. Leeloo (“The Fifth Element” 1997)

The perfect woman, the Supreme Being. That’s Milla Jovovich. No, sorry, I mean Leeloo, a.k.a. Leeloo Minai Lekatariba-Laminai-Tchaii Ekbat De Sebat, a.k.a. The Fifth Element.

Is it the orange dreads? The pale blue-green eyes? The perfect body? The Gaultier outfits? The adorable accent? The martial arts? The saving the Earth from the Ultimate Evil?

--------Leeloo-------------------Milla Jovovich-------


Out of all the science-fiction female ass-kicking secretly-fragile alien super-powered hotties, Leeloo is the ultimate. The perfect prototype. The geek’s ideal mate. Sigh. Too bad she doesn’t exist.


ALSO
HounrABLE Mention to --- Sigourney Weaver --- The hottest alien fighter


LONDON///THE GREAT BANKSY IN SANTA’S GHETTO…

LONDON///BANKSY IN SANTA’S GHETTO…

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Banksy’s newest: Michael Jackson in the House of Hansel…

London’s hipster elite turned out at BANKSY & Co’s annual anti-holiday art show/fair, “Santa’s Ghetto,” this week where the star attraction was Sir Banks’ freshly-created sendup of Michael Jackson in a Hansel & Gretel-stye tableau. Along for the ride were fellow exhibiting artists Faile, Kelsey Brooks, Invader, Dolk, and Insect, to name a few, who filled the temporary art space at 15 Oxford street with a staggering array of first-class work (almost all with a sharp-tongued satirical slant) just in time for the holiday buying season. Curated by art collective Pictures on Walls, the show will remain on display through the end of the year…

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Blood Scarf - rad


Blood Scarf depicts a scarf knit out of clear vinyl tubing. An intravenous device emerging out of the user's hand fills the scarf with blood. The implied narrative is a paradoxical one in which the device keeps the user warm with their blood while at the same time draining their blood drip by drip.

Penguins Christmas caper

Thom Yorke - The Clock @Jools

Fox to release 24: Season 6 "Premiere" on DVD

pparently Fox is going to try to circumvent the Limewire, Bittorrent, and other file sharing networks from encouraging people to steal episodes of 24 by releasing the first four episodes of the show on DVD on January 16th. The episodes air on the Sunday and Monday, then the DVD comes out Tuesday.

There will also be a 12 minute preview of the fifth episode, 10:00 - 11:00AM, which won't be broadcast until the week after the DVD is in the stores.

This is good news for those of us who cannot purchase a copy on iTunes yet.

Smart move.

Incidentally, you can catch the trailer for season 6 here.

Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasty Novels

I stumbled across "The Internet Top 100 SF/Fantasy List' on an ancient Geocities site. The list is dated July, 2003, so it's getting a bit long in the tooth. Apparently, it resulted from votes by 3,316 people, which is hardly a great statistical universe, but not a bad sample size. I was surpised at how many books on the list did not ring a bell, and there were quite a few that I thought should be there, but were not.

Here are the top 10 from the list:
  1. A Song of Ice and Fire, George R. Martin
  2. Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien
  3. The Vorkosigan Series, Lois M. Bujold
  4. Ender's Game, Orson Scott Card
  5. The Wiedzmin Stories, A. Sapkowski
  6. Dune, Frank Herbert
  7. The Discworld Series, Terry Pratchett
  8. Roadside Picnic, A & B Strugatski
  9. Hard to be a God, A & B Strugatski
  10. The Hyperion Cantos, Dan Simmons
Okay, I can understand Herbert, Tolkien, and Orson Scott Card. I've read and thoroughly enjoyed Dune, the various Ender stories, and The Hobbit. But Terry Pratchett? Gimme a break. I'd put him in with David Eddings. I don't even recognize a couple of these names. I'll have to do a bit of research into this, and see what I've been missing.

I think a more salient point here is the fact that there are more than a couple of moderately well known names conspicuous by their absence. Say, Robert Heinlein and Philip K. Dick for instance? Heinlein doesn't even make the list until number 25, and then not again until 59. And it's for two of his books that I wouldn't even have considered for the list. Dick makes it at number 79, after Mercedes Lackey.

Right. That's discriminating taste.

I think I'll work up my own list. I won't go so high as a hundred (I do have to make a living, after all), but I think I can come up with a better list than those 3,316 people.

Guillermo Del Toro's adaptation of DC Comic's DEADMAN takes a step forward!!!


News on Guillermo Del Toro's adaptation of DC Comics' DEADMAN. What a great melding of material and director. If you don't know, DEADMAN is about the ghost of a murdered circus acrobat. His soul can possess any living being, thanks to a Hindu goddess, so he possesses people to protect the innocent and solve the mystery of his own death.

Warner Bros is making the flick and they've hired a guy by the name of Gary Dauberman based on a spec script (a zombie western) to work with Guillermo on the script. Good luck Gary! Can't wait to see this come about... certainly after HELLBOY 2, no?

New manga Me

The new fascinating museum, which opened its doors to the public last weekend - November 25, to be exact. Kyoto International Manga Museum is definately a very cool place for those who want to learn and explore the rich history of Manga.

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[They even have shelves filled with Garo, the alternative avant-garde Manga-zine that existed during the period: 1964-2002.]

The museum currently has 200,000 Manga books, 50,000 of which are easily accessible by the museum visitors. Indeed, they built a 140-meter wide Manga Wall on the second floor. Kyoto Seika University (see the related entry: Japanese Universities Hiring Manga Professors) and the city of Kyoto collaborated to turn a closed-down elementary school (Ryuchi Elementary School) into this museum. The museum's director is Takeshi Yourou (ICC profile page), a well-known professor/anatomist/author.

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The museum seems quite successful so far. 1,400 people visited it on Saturday and additional 1,400 on Sunday. Locals are excited to see how their school was transformed. Long time ago, the students were not allowed to read Manga books at school (at least, they were frowned upon). Now, the place is full of Manga books!

Visitors are from all age groups. According to what the museum staff observed, the museum is facilitating kids, young adults, parents, and grandparents to really communicate with each other. There are many international visitors as well. When the museum opened on November 25, 30 people were waiting in line, only 3 of which were Japanese.

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[Manga books in Meiji era. They are being converted into JPEG 2000 files, and some of them are freely accessible using an interactive kiosk terminal.]

I am so ignorant that I didn't know Manga existed in Meiji era, i.e., about 100 years ago. The first Japanese Manga-zine is believed to be Eshinbun Nipponchi (published in 1874). Some of the classic Manga styles look pretty cool and they could possibly be reused for designing varieties of modern visual artifacts. In fact the museum is trying to design a model that facilitates such reuse.

Even though they've already collected a large number of Manga books, they don't believe that they can collect all Manga books in the world in this facility. There are already many smaller places that archive Manga books and the museum is more likely to become the key "portal" for facilitating access to all Manga books in Japan (and beyond), rather than the ginormous central library for everything.

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[There's a room with a number of interactive games that allow visitors to simulate the process of making Manga. She just created her Oneesama-key Manga character by just click, click, clicking. ]

Manga, as media for expression and communication, is closely related to various kinds of academic disciplines. It can also provide rich data for historical and sociological analysis. It's good that the museum has a floor for people who want to do Manga-related research.

But, again, the best thing about this museum is that it's fun. One of the visitors said she, as a huge fan of Manga, was going to stay in the museum for the whole day!

Special thanks to Ichiro Abe of Kyoto Seika University / Kyoto International Manga Museum for sharing information and thoughts.

Friday, December 01, 2006

ANAR'FUCKIN'CHY

being on the art subject

One of my favorite artists Hermann Nitsch,
this is form one of his installations Performance Art.


THE ARTWORLD’S 100 MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE LIST…


The “real” art world is a mysterious thing even to those operating within its shady confines. To the average outsider, it’s an impenetrable maze of power-hungry ladder climbers and untouchable tastemakers. To get a handle on who the people are that really pull the strings behind the scenes check out Art Review Magazine’s recently-published list of the art world’s 100 most powerful people. And no, you’re probably not on it. Smell the money…

THE ART WORLD POWER 100 LIST (as published by ART REVIEW MAGAZINE)
1: François Pinault, owner of Gucci and Christies.
2: Larry Gagosian, dealer, five galleries around the world.
3: Sir Nicholas Serota, director, Tate Modern,
4: Glenn D Lowry, director, Museum of Modern Art, New York
5: Samuel Keller, director of the Art Basel art fair
6: Eli Broad, Los Angeles-based collector and philanthropist
7: Charles Saatchi, collector and gallery owner
8: Matthew Slotover & Amanda Sharp, co-publishers of Frieze magazine and co-directors of Frieze art fair
9: Bruce Nauman, American artist
10: Jeff Koons, American artist
11: Damien Hirst, British artist
12: Brett Gorvy & Amy Cappellazzo, Christie’s, New York
13: Robert Storr, American curator
14: Iwan Wirth, Swiss dealer, part of Zwirner & Wirth
15: Marian Goodman, New York-based gallerist
16: David Zwirner, New York gallerist
17: Gerhard Richter, German artist
18: Marc Glimcher, New York gallerist
19: Jay Jopling, owner, White Cube gallery, London
20: Mike Kelley, American artist
21: Paul Schimmel, chief curator, Museum of Contemporary Art, LA
22: Andreas Gursky, German photographer
23: Cheyenne Westphal & Tobias Meyer, auctioneers, Sotheby’s
24: Barbara Gladstone, New York, gallerist
25: Thelma Golden, executive director, Studio Museum, New York
26: Victoria Miro, gallery owner, London
27: Dakis Joannou, Greek collector
28: Richard Prince, American collector
29: Don & Mera Rubell, American collectors
30: Donna de Salvo, Shamim Momin & Chrissie Iles, curators, Whitney Museum, New York
31: Daniel Birnbaum Writer, director, Portikus gallery, Frankfurt
32: Steven A Cohen, American hedge fund tycoon and collector
33: Michael Govan, director, LA County Museum of Art
34: Simon de Pury, owner, Phillips de Pury auction house
35: Sadie Coles, London-based dealer
36: Robert Gober, American sculptor
37: Eugenio Lopez, Mexican/US-based collector
38: Bruno Brunnet, Nicole Hackert & Philipp Haverkampf, directors, Contemporary Fine Art gallery, Berlin
39: Francesca von Habsburg, Austrian collector and philanthropist
40: Jeffrey Deitch, New York gallerist
41: Nicholas Logsdail Founder, Lisson Gallery, London
42: Thomas Hirschhorn, Swiss artist
43: Iwona Blazwick, director, Whitechapel art gallery, London
44: The Wrong Gallery, New York, conceptual gallery
45: Jeff Wall, Canadian photographer
46: Hans Ulrich Obrist, co-director, Serpentine gallery, London
47: Ingvild Goetz, German collector
48: Pierre Huyghe, French artist
49: UBS Swiss, investment bank and major art sponsor
50: Deutsche Bank, German bank and major art sponsor
51: Tracey Emin, British artist
52: Gilbert & George, British artists
53: Dominique Levy & Robert Mnuchin, New York gallerists
54: Harry Blain & Graham Southern, London-based gallerists
55: Roberta Smith, senior art critic, New York Times
56: Herzog & de Meuron, Swiss architects behind Tate Modern
57: Jerry Saltz, art critic for the Village Voice
58: Frank Gehry, American architect of the Bilbao Guggenheim
59: Javier Peres, Cuban-born dealer
60: Christine Macel, contemporary art curator at the Centre Pompidou, Paris
61: Eileen Norton, Los Angeles collector
62: Rosa & Carlos de la Cruz, Miami collectors
63: Ralph Rugoff, director, the Hayward Gallery, London
64: Max Hetzler, Berlin-based gallerist
65: Miuccia Prada, fashion designer and collector
66: Neo Rauch, German artist
67: Gerd Harry Lybke, German dealer
68: Carsten Höller Sweden-based Belgian-born artist, newly installed in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall
69: Maureen Paley, London gallerist
70: Zach Feuer, New York gallerist
71: Ai Weiwei, Chinese artist
72: Antoine de Galbert, French collector
73: Richard Serra, American sculptor
74: Paul McCarthy, American artist
75: Okwui Enwezor, New York-based curator
76: William Acquavella, New York gallerist
77: Matthew Marks, New York gallerist
78: Michael Ringier, Swiss media magnate
79: James Lingwood & Michael Morris, co-directors, Artangel, London
80: Thomas Krens & Lisa Dennison, director and deputy director, Guggenheim, New York
81: Matthew Higgs, chief curator, White Columns, New York
82: Lorenz Helbling, Swiss-born gallerist
83: David Adjaye, London-based architect
84: Anita & Poju Zabludowicz, London-based private collectors
85: Hou Hanru, Chinese-born curator, based in US
86: Gavin Brown, British-born New York gallerist
87: Lynne Cooke, curator at the Dia Art Foundation, New York
88: Anselm Kiefer, German artist
89: Jean-Marc Bustamante, French artist
90: Matthew Barney, American artist
91: Rem Koolhaas, Dutch architect and author
92: Ann Philbin Director, the Hammer Museum, New York
94: Anish Kapoor, Bombay-born London-based sculptor
95: agnès b. French clothing designer and gallerist
96: Luc Tuymans, Belgian artist
97: João Oliveira Rendiero, art collector and chairman, Lisbon’s Banco Privado Portugues
98: Takashi Murakami, Japanese artist
99: Cai Guo-Qiang, Chinese artist
100: Google, ubiquitous internet search engine

16 Hidden Windows XP Goodies

1. Installer music
Start > Run > "C:\Windows\system32\oobe\images\title.wma" > Ok

2. Hibernate
Start > Turn Off Computer... > press Shift key to change the "Stand By" button to "Hibernate"

3. Hidden Devices
Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager > select "View" and Show hidden devices

4. Character Map
Start > Run > "charmap.exe" > Ok

5. Clipboard Viewer
Start > Run > "clipbrd.exe" > Ok

6. Dr Watson
Start > Run > "drwtsn32.exe" > Ok

7. IExpress Wizard
Start > Run > "iexpress.exe" > Ok

8. Old Windows Media Player 5.1
Start > Run > "mplay32.exe" > Ok

9. ODBC Data Source Administrator
Start > Run > "odbcad32.exe" > Ok

10. Object Packager
Start > Run > "packager.exe" > Ok

11. System Monitor
Start > Run > "perfmon.exe" > Ok

12. Network shared folder wizard
Start > Run > "shrpubw.exe" > Ok

13. File siganture verification tool
Start > Run > "sigverif.exe" > Ok

14. System Configuration Editor
Start > Run > "sysedit.exe" > Ok

15. Driver Verifier Manager
Start > Run > "verifier.exe" > Ok

16. Windows for Workgroups Chat
Start > Run > "winchat.exe" > Ok

LOST!!!!

Lost Action Figuers!
The best programe ever made!!!!
cant wait for season 3 Part 2 to start,
will have to be patient till feb i guess...

Do you choose it?????

My bit for aid awareness day!

Thursday, November 30, 2006

cool stuff

Cool online periodic table
Rad Amusement park roller coaster builder

thats fun

feelin dark.........fuckit.

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Russian Bears Rule!!!!

Oh well whatever nevermind......



Being all morbit I thought I would post a bit bout Kurt Cobain,
the grand daddy of grung. Just to remind us all.....
You will find his suicide note to Boddah his imaginary, and the image I find most disturbing of his career, the look he gives, just before the last line of "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" on mtv unplugged in NY.

Modify...American Hardcore

2 movies you gotta see,
Modify

and
American Hardcore

Cool stuff on Google Maps


Check Out the really cool pics

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Little People Project



These guys have been goin for a while now,
and i really find there work inspiring and unique,
Kudos to them!!!!!

Now i guess its just a matter of time before some wannabe street artist rips off the idea and try to duplicate it and take all the credit.

Which makes me think, there are so many people, especially here in cape town, who sees stuff on the net, and instead of evolving the idea, they make a strait copy of it, and take all the credit.
No one knows they ripped off the idea and think they so wonderfull, it really iritates the fuckin shit out of me.

Coulrophilia...do you like clowns more than usual???

I read this on a website today,
really funny...or really sexy?????
i guess to each his own....

Skull Meditation



Interesting link i came by today,
Crystal skull meditation, “You follow the crystal skull through a land of magic and fantasy where much will be revealed the prisms of the crystals and the consciousness of your mind.

Check it

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

thought for today

to each his own demons

Just a thought.........

Just a thought.........

Pink Flamingos



"An Exrcise in bad taste"

After watching it again recently again,
i thought there must be more to it,
so i went down the rabit hole to find out a bit more bout
one of the most shocking films ever made.

If you watch the interview with John Waters you will get a very interesting insight as to why he made it,
and it should make you look at the film in a different light.

I think he is one of the most interesting film makers of our time,someone who stood up against the masses, and did it his way, hahaha,kudos old blue eyes.

If you are bored try to get hold of his "trash trio", It will make you ponder.



this weeks stuff

At the end of every week i will write a bit more of this weeks stuff

MISFITS!!!!

For all my fellow misfits fans!!!



ENJOY!!!!

all my icons are dead

Well First Post i guess,
Startign off with a really beautifull poem
writen by Sid Vicious
To Nancy before Killing himself;

You are my little baby girl,
We share all Our fears.
Such joy to hold you in my arms
and kiss away all your tears.
But now you're gone, there's only the pain
and nothing I can do about it.
And I don't want to live this life any more,
If I can't live for you.
To my beautiful baby girl.
Our love will never die...
10 days till Jim Morrison's Birthday and John Lennon's Asassination.

Keep the flame burning....