Monday, December 26, 2005

exactly!

"that's one thing i never understood about the media........ i didn't come to your house to ask you a question. you came to me and asked me a question. i gave you my honest answer and now you're pissed?"
charles barkley

so true. not just about "media" but people in general.
i'm not even going to get into it haha.

ps YEAH i saw it on oprah! deal with it!

Sunday, December 25, 2005

Saturday, December 24, 2005

fab channel

concerts at paradiso and melkweg amsterdam. check it out.

  • fabchannel.com


  • iRecommend: bloc party, arcade fire... so far

    Thursday, December 15, 2005

    jenny wilson

    apparently "underground," but super good! well, an acquired taste i suppose (good taste that is haha). i've read her reviewed as "sometimes sounding like a female manimal getting her toenails extracted..." pttttsssssssh! they don't know what they're talk about. like "manimals" (half man, half animal) EVEN exist. so by process of elimination and reality, and lots of charts and diagrams, that review becomes invalid which comes to the conclusion that she's a little different which makes her good and worth a download. give it a listen. not a "listen," a LISTEN.

    more spoon feeding -
  • stuDisk


  • thanks mr. ross

    Tuesday, December 13, 2005

    HOV rubbish

    so they have installed these "high occupancy vehicle" lanes on a couple highways here AROUND toronto to mimic california, hoping that it will make commuting downtown faster and draw more drivers to car-pool. i see what they are trying to do but i think they've blown it and missed the point.

    they have one of these HOV lanes from hwy 7 to the DVP; not ON the DVP, the busiest entrance into downtown. why wouldn't they make it ON the DVP? by where they've situated it, they are relieving traffic on the 404 to the 401, not downtown which they boast that these new lanes will accomplish. people that take the 401 (south of hwy 7) to the DVP to go downtown are still encountering the same amonut of traffic, not to mention the new traffic created when the HOV lane ends and merges back to the DVP. from someone that has to commute, i don't see how this is going to make more people decide to car-pool and ease traffic to the downtown area. whadda waste!

    if they want to decrease the amount of drivers to relieve traffic, and better the environment (if that's even a thought), they would put money into extending the subway, and lower the cost of monthly passes. the reason most people drive is because in the big picture, what they are saving by taking the subway compared to driving is worth the drive. someone that does not live in the city directly is not going to make use to their metropass other than to go into and leave work, 5 days a week; 10 trips. if you only pay for the 10 trips, it's much cheaper than buying a metropass, but still expensive. if they lowered the cost to fit into more of the populations budget (a price around 10 subway trips, but at a discounted price), then they would make more money, more people would consider and take the subway more often, traffic would be substantially less (that's just my prediction but it seems logical), thus everyone wins! make sense?

    it's funny cause they keep testing it on CityTV (local news station), and they say "(the other driver) got there much faster than me. i was in stop and go traffic and she drove right by me and got here much quicker." i'm pretty sure she said the difference was 10 minutes. 10 minutes. worth it? doubt it!

    oh, and i'm used to driving downtown in the mornings. if you start before 7:45am, there's not much of anything to worry about other than drivers that are oblivious to everything around them. 7:45am - 9am? good luck!

    i just wrote an email to the mayor of toronto, mayor miller. i'm curious to see what he says, if he responds.

    Saturday, December 10, 2005

    it takes two!

    so i had heard this album super briefly and quickly chose to write it off. i think the wording i used was "what a waste of megabytes!" (then i pushed up my glasses and adjusted my bow tie and pocket protector)
    oh how the time has changed. after re-aquiring it and giving it a full, in-depth, volume up, pen-tapping to, whooooooooooooop! 180. what an "amazing use of megabytes!" better than the first album. super good! snap!

    track 13 - outsiders
    soo good! (can you here it pete? ts. ts. ts. ts.)

    ps - check me out, spoon feeding you. could it be any easier?
  • stuDisk
  • Wednesday, December 07, 2005

    sports village or alcohol asylum

    so the local, outdoor, "traditional" skatepark has just been closed for the winter, and closed forever. turns out that this palce they called "the sports village" is nothing of the sort. basically it's a bar surrounded by activites that draw people to drink. clearly, now, this place is centred around this bar. not the activities aka sports per say. they are just devices to lure people into the bar.

    their first device is hockey, only because hockey parents seem to ingest more alcohol and food than any other sport. there are a number of baseball fields in the area so i guess that's their summer device of choice. but since they can't have baseball closer to the bar, they needed to come up with something else. yeah, there was a skatepark there that hundreds of kids used but there's a problem - they dont drink alcohol! the bar can't make money off kids attending the sports village for sport. so they ditched the skatepark for their new venture, beach volleyball. that should bring more adults to the bar. they have a climbing wall that they spent a ridiculous amount of money to do what it does - look like a huge piece of feces sticking out of the ground. too bad the only people that occassional use that are kids, who again, don't drink alcohol.

    this place needs to get their priorities straight. they need to change their name and get rid off all the sports/devices there, cut to the chase and replace them with a larger bar and some adult entertainment or something of that nature. it might be just me but wouldn't it be a more intelligent idea to update the facitlities around the "sports village"? out more money into the park, which is really the only of its kind in southern ontario? im pretty sure if they made a top-of-the-line park, something that could be run in the winter too, they wouldn't have to worry so much about the bar. skateboarding? "extreme" sports? who does that? but then again, that's with the sports as the priority, not the bar. here's an idea: maybe think of it LOGICALLY! bars not making money, CLOSE THE BAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    completely ridiculous.

    Monday, December 05, 2005

    of course i'd do that. it doesn't make sense.

    you know what's funny? people who sacrifice original intent for reasons that dismiss the original intent. i dont know exactly how to describe it. like when someone does something for one reason and then do something else that ignores the original reason for doing that thing in the first place. does that have a word? does that make any sense? hmmm, how about some examples:

    someone who puts pictures up in their house, but turns them down so they don't get dusty and have to dust them.

    someone who refuses to drive in the lane closes to oncoming traffic for safety but disregards their life when the other lanes are too bumpy. so you'd rather risk your life than drive over a few little potholes? (dad!)

    someone who has one of those motion sensor lights for the front of their house but turns it off at because it turns on in the middle of the night. is that the point? to stay off but turn on when something or someone cross it?

    someone who rides a bike for exercise and to get healthy, and smokes.

    someone who decorates a room, like a living room, with comfortable furniture, but covers it in plastic and has no intention for anyone to sit on or use it.

    someone who is looking for a white snow suit for their daughter who loves to play in the mud.



    hmmmm...

    Thursday, December 01, 2005

    toronto + bean sprouts = salmonella mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!


  • bean sprouts and salmonella link


  • just a heads up if you live on bean sprouts. you're going to have to find something else for a while. maybe licorice? not the black kind of course.

    Friday, November 25, 2005

    Thursday, November 24, 2005

    watch music and hear video?

    so i was watching some music videos today and had a thought that maybe someone could answer for me:

    why even bother "sing" in a music video?

    in a music video, artist are always singing, and playing their instruments and all that jazz. but why? what's the point? the music you're hearing is what they recorded in studio, or at a concert etc. which fits the fine if thats what the video is. but whats the point in "singing" aka lip syncing? you can't do it live but you can do it in a video? couldnt the video do without it? in most cases, i think it could. they don't need to convince me that they are the ones singing or the ones that made the song. i know. and even if i questioned it, i wouldn't turn to a video for validation. it doesn't need to be validated. i know that they wouldn't sound like that if they were (insert video scenario here). i know the track that's playing was recorded in a studio. i just think the lip syncing in the video is unnecessary and superfluous. i personally would prefer watching a mini-movie type video. they should put more thought into the production and try to make something worth watching, it is a VIDEO. there are good videos out there but definitely not enough. "hey make sure you get the bassist playing!" why? i know what a bass sounds like and i know what it looks like and if i care enough i know who the bassist is. so why show them, in the video, playing the bass? kinda redundant. for all i know, they could just be picking away notes randomly, which i don't doubt. it's also a waste of video don't you think? i'm watching it because i want to WATCH something. isn't that the point of a video? if i just wanted to hear it, i would download it, turn the satellite station the plays music genres all day, or listen to it somewhere else.

    namm zain?
    (know what i'm saying?)

    Tuesday, November 22, 2005

    dot com

    finally i've started to begin to understand and start a website. it's coming along slowly but it's definitely in the process of. it's going to take some time but i'm working on it. look forward to a portfolio, some downloads (already available), and more!!!! official release date: who knows.


    Sneak Peak:
    stuart campbell dot com (almost)

    Thursday, November 17, 2005

    mr. and mrs. smith



    what a great movie. there's a few little things that i thought were a bit lame but all in all, a great movie. i enjoyed watching mr. smith throw mrs. smith through some glass and apply kicks to her gut but i think i would have like to see someone else other than the tomb raider play mrs. smith. but that's just me.

    the gift of giving musics

    if you check out the column on the left with all the links, under "other schtuff" i've put my idisk up for all you non-mac users.... suckers. KIDDING!..... suckers. i've put some music on there for you to take if you'd like. i'll be changing it up periodically. just trying to stay somewhat productive. eventually i'll have a webpage up.









    eventually.

    Friday, November 11, 2005

    purp


    hey world, meet purp.
    yeah, that's right.
    i taught him how to sit!
    what!
    yeah, he's a little constipated but aren't we all sometimes?
    let him live.


    my fish can sit better than your fish.
    period.

    Thursday, November 10, 2005

    parking made easier, if you're having trouble

    Wired News Link

    a much better, simpler, more logical solution than a 360 rotating seating compartment don't you think?
    (yeah i'm talking about you, you PIVO... ridiculous)
    what ever happened to, you know, just learning?

    oh and the interviews are going fantastic (apparently). SNAP!

    Monday, November 07, 2005

    interviews interviews interviews

    out of the blue i have a bunch this week. hopefully one of them will materialize into something.
    my brain is dry-heaving and is in need for some more use than its getting currently. Letsa go yenna!

    also if you get a chance, check out the 25 dollar virgin mobile top-up card. i'm worth a 1/4 of a hundred dollars! well, the upper half of my face is at least.

    Wednesday, November 02, 2005

    apparently i'm being overshadowed

    "Stuart Campbell (born 1959) was a builder who was convicted in December 2002 for the kidnap and murder of his niece Danielle Jones, 15. but lost an appeal on January 21st 2005. She disappeared on 18th June 2001 while walking to a bus stop in East Tilbury, Essex, where she lived. Her body has never been recovered, and Campbell has always maintained his innocence. It is unusual to prosecute for murder in the UK without a body, but police did find a pair of blood stained stockings in his home, the DNA of which matched both Campbell and Danielle. In his diary, which police used in evidence, Campbell revealed an obsession with teenage girls. Campbell also claimed Danielle had text messaged him, but evidence from mobile phone masts shows that when she supposedly texted him his mobile phone was in the same place as hers, evidence that he had taken her mobile, and used it to text his own. His own mobile phone also disproved his alibi that at the time he was in a D-I-Y store half an hour's drive away in Rayleigh. In one 20 minute interview with the police he said "no comment" to 50 questions, causing the police to describe him as uncooperative. A police superintendent said to the BBC that "he developed a relationship with Danielle that was certainly inappropriate and probably unlawful. She apparently tried to disengage herself, but he resisted." Campbell was known to pose as a photographer to take photos of teenage girls in parks. In 1976 he was sentenced to 4 years in prison for robbing a 16 year old girl in the street, while in 1989 he was given a 12 month suspended sentence for forcibly detaining a 14 year old girl in his house and taking photos of her in a karate outfit."

    hahaha karate?
    he didn't know karate but he knew krazy! (james brown anyone?)
    it's a good thing names don't dictate human behavior and/or lifestyle....... in my case at least.

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  • Tuesday, November 01, 2005

    branches! leaves! bark! terrified!

    while i was on the way home today, i was close so i decided to drive by my old neighborhood. everything looked identical. our old house, the school that i ran home from after punching bobby parker in the face while lining up to go to class after recess, and the babysitters house which was still completed covered in trees and vines. the dent was still in the portable that i ran into learning how to ride a bike haha (i have no explanation. i froze). i didn't see the street mascot, sandy, a hairy border collie that everyone loved who freely walked the block receiving belly scratches and bits of whatever anyone was eating. i don't doubt she's dead, its been about 16 years and when i was little, she wasn't a puppy.

    on my way out i passed THE tree. there was this tree that for whatever reason i acquired a fear of when i was a tyke. i was absolutely terrified of this harmless piece of first round paper. most kids are scared of psycho guard dogs, ghosts, 5 foot 8 chubby bullies that constantly pick on you and threaten your life (bobby parker), not me. i was painstakingly blitzed about this tree. i remember having to stop and cross the street to get where i was going. when we drove by it, i remember crouching and peaking at it from the backseat. i was having no part of this tree. i don't know what it was, i don't know where it came from but i was completely terrified of this tree. i guess it had something to do with the wound/deformity in the bark.

    my mother will occasinally bring up the day that i touched it. she talks about it like i won this huge award like a nobel peace prize or something. i guess it was an accomplishment, getting over my fear or whatever. i laugh about it now cause i can hahaha.

    oh, you're asking if i touched it today. of course i did! i stopped the car, got out, walked right up to it and gave it a full-hand slap. what!!! was i scared? haha no.



    slightly.

    Thursday, October 27, 2005

    Sunday, October 23, 2005

    an brown elephanostrilthickatist

    one of my favorite ads ever.
    just thought i'd share.
    so you don't have to zoom in, the red box says "4x4" and in the grey one "explore"
    snap!

    i don't believe it.

    this week on 60 minutes i saw something that i have never really seen before and wouldn't believe it if you told me. i don't know if you would believe me if i told you.

    what if i told you i saw someone that wasn't able to button their shirt, wasn't able to go to the bathroom on their own, blind, couldn't dress themselves, couldn't tell you what shape they were holding (couldn't tell the difference between a circle and a square), could not carry on a conversation, could not hold up 3 fingers...

    but could probably be the best musician you had ever heard or saw? could play ever song they had ever heard on the piano. could play songs in different styles. could copy the sound of say ten piano keys pressed simultaneously.

    i was completely...... floored! incredible.

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  • Saturday, October 22, 2005

    doppelgänger

    mike falcone. harrison ford. mike falcone. harrison ford. harrison ford. mike falcone. which ones which?

    it just never registered until the other night.
    not so much in the picture below cause we all know harrison can't touch his elbow with his tongue (apparently it's impossible....which is nothing) but theres definitely a resemblance here. no?

    Thursday, October 20, 2005

    impossible IS nothing

    so i was watching the news today and there was a segment on funny facts. ONE of them was that it was impossible to lick ones own elbow. are you kidding me? (listen to me, haha like i can do it) i CAN'T do it. but i have witnessed it. here's your fact, BUSTED!

    mike falcone. summer 2003. burn!

    i've been trying to contact the reporter on the story but have had no luck as of yet.

    Tuesday, October 11, 2005

    my profession is becoming obsolete

    hire some agency for thousands of dollars OR use the (drum roll)...

  • The Ad Concepter
  • Monday, October 10, 2005

    no, really?

    happy (canadian) thanksgiving.
    yes. really.

    Saturday, October 08, 2005

    "driving in reverse, dumb!" the non-driver

    hmmmm. my first reaction was "what a dumb...... car." i really don't know how i feel about it. i understand what their trying to accomplish; it's kind of an exaggeration of those rear bumper detectors that let you know when you're too close to something. but i didn't think that driving backwards was such an issue. i understand the urge to make everything easier and don't doubt the "fully" automatic car is on the way but yeah, i don't know about this. i like the idea of the low emissions and the interior blindspot screens but i really find the 360 mobility redundant. can't back up into spots? can't back out of the driveway? i got news for you - you shouldn't be driving. period. blah!

    i would much prefer a 2001 2 door volkswagen golf tdi. with low kilometres. and a p flo filter. and monster mats would be nice.

  • nissan pivo
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  • i shot chewbacca in the nuts

    the last few nights i have been having a hard time sleeping. but when i finally do fall asleep, my dreams have been, amusing. last night i guess i was some sort of jedi. i was in a group of about 8 other people under command by this chick. i think it was barbara walters. basically, barbara (haha), turned us over to someother chick cause she was fed up or tired or something. for whatever reason she didn't want to be our boss and i guess the other group were our rivals. for some reason we thought they were going to kill us anyway. so we decided to retaliate. by the way, this whole thing took place in a super walmart. so there was a fight between our group and the group that we were turned over to, in this walmart, with a ton of people around, doing their own thing, casually dodging fire. it was pretty hilarious now that i think of that part. the guns we had shot balls of energy that basically stunned you and left you paralyzed. i remember clearly this one move i pulled on this one guy. i felt like dante hall dodging tackles. he surprised me from behind an aisle, him and his buddies, i'll admit that. but he missed, i dodged him. i faked being hit hopefully so that he would think i was done and go away. and let me tell you i did a damn good acting job, drool, limp extremities etc. so instead of checking me and leaving, this guy had to show how bad he got me and how disabled i was. he was going off to his buddy and he was so confident that he placed his gun in my hand. of course i sprung up, laughed, shot them both in the face (the neck more specifically) and ran down the food aisle haha. anyway, at some point, chewbacca was standing on top of an aisle shooting with some bazooka thing, and i somehow snuck up under him perfectly positioned to shoot him in the nuts. after a few minutes of laughing hysterically at my luck, i aimed and shot him square in the wookie spot. he mooooooooaned and i woke up laughing.

    ps this has nothing to do with the picture. its just a photo my friend drew happened to send me a week ago or so. ha
    pss at some point in the dream, i showed some lady that the toy car her daughter was sitting in was a remote control car and that she could now let her drive out in the parking lot because she couldn't get away. she was psyched.

    Monday, October 03, 2005

    scary but logical

    bottom line, weather is crazy and you never know what's going to happen. its one of the most unpredictable things i think out there. it's really just one of those things that we can just say "hey, this is happening." or "this is going to happen." but really there's not a ton that you can do. i guess you can argue it's the same with most things but weather especially. you can guess, you can go by history and study but what's stopping a category 6 or 8 hurricane? hmmm.

    an interesting article on Wired News
  • link

  • and on the New York Times
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  • Thursday, September 22, 2005

    in case anyone wants to cut cheese on the plane, it's covered. my mom has a knife!

    so my mom arrived back, by airplane, from baltimore today. we sat. we talked. she showed me some of the stuff she got: a rug for the kitchen, some measuring cups, a cheese knife, some clothes, a book.......... A CHEESE KNIFE? not like a little cheese knife, AN 8 INCH CHEESE KNIFE. does anyone else see this as a problem or strange? maybe not to my friend chuck, because he flew last year with, y'know, nothing a terrorist would use. steel knitting needles, and some medical needles cause he's a diabetic (terrorism is still around right? or has bush got rid of it?). what exactly are they looking for? "they" being the updated "high security" that you have to go through everytime you fly. the same security that makes you empty your pockets and remove your shoes. the same security that uses an x-ray machine to look through ALL of your luggage. the same security that took a studded belt from a friend of mine because it was considered to be "dangerous" and could be used as a weapon. i was amazed. completely. i can't imagine how an 8 inch cheese knife got through security but it did and it makes you think. it makes me think. what are they looking for? a guitar case with a machine gun, maybe? bazookas? nuclear bombs 8 feet in diametre? 4 foot machetes?

    hmph, keep looking.

    Friday, September 16, 2005

    music music music

    two suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuper good albums that you might want to check out.

    metric has a second album called 'live it out'
    if you love metric, you'll love this one!
  • www.ilovemetric.com

  • broken social scene has a new album called.... broken social scene.
    this album is, um, tighter than their other albums; though i didn't mind their other albums. this one has a lot more energy. not so "I slept with bonhomme at the cbc" and more "almost crimes." the album altogether is not so loose. know what i mean?
    (you know what i mean pete!)

    Wednesday, September 14, 2005

    fashion 101


    in case you missed it, this is the new style that's taking over. this visor/full face sunglass is the fresh new style straight out of toronto. you can sport it in a few different ways. you can wear it, as shown, as a over-sized-billed visor OR you can pull the shield down completely covering your face keeping all sun, wind, bugs, water, fingers, etc off and out of your face. if you're saying to yourself "but then you wont be able to see?" that's the great thing about this item. it is not opaque. it is transparent enough for you too see through but dark enough to shield you from the sun. i'm not sure if there is a UV coating on it or not but i'll look into that and get back to you.

    genius i tell you. genius. and it looks great too.
    thats all for now.

    stuart campbell
    fashion stylist

    Friday, September 09, 2005

    Toronto International Film Festival

    it's september! you know what that means? the international film festival. definitely worth checking out if you can get tickets. all the films are listed on the site so you can go check out whos doing what and when its playing. beware though, the festival tends to draw a lot of crazies. star struck stalkers lurking around for celebrities to photograph and harass (no offence beth). it does get pretty intense. people sleeping outside of hotels, crowding outside restaurents and spas.. etc. people love their stars. there was a lady on the news earlier this evening who has been sitting outside a hotel for 10 hours trying to shoot the stars as they go by. "all i want to see it morgan freeman. ill wait out here until christmas if i have to."

    but yeah, the fesival. if you love films, check it out.
    i guess if you love celebrities, check it out.
    if you're insane and lust after the cast of the o.c., check it out.

  • toronto international film festival
  • haha. trying....

    "Sony announced it will offer advanced Walkmans later this year in an attempt to take on Apple's iPod. The company made the announcement just hours after Apple unveiled its new iPod nano."

    sony definitely doesn't get it. you cannot battle the iPod with this thing. people are more in love with the lifestyle that apple has created more than the product. yes they fall in love with it once they have it but if you ask any joe schmo on the street what he wanted, a sony mp3 player or an apple iPod...... apple has a lifestyle and image that goes a long with it. thats what people are buying. people want you to know they have an iPod, thats why they wear it outside their pants along with their white earbuds. that's why its up there as being one of the most stolen items on the market. apple does make amazing stuff but i dont think most people realize it. that's why you have people with powerbooks and iPods and don't have the slightest idea command (apple) "tab" does or know what an external hard drive is. know what i'm saying?

    image. image is everything.

  • check out steve jobs special announcement
  • Wednesday, September 07, 2005

    the search continues..

    have you seen these?
    really? WHERE? cause i would like to know. i've been searching for these for awhile now. they were available in FRANCE but i missed the boat on that one. gimme a shout if you have any idea where i can find these booties.

    PS - IN SIZE 11/44

    Monday, September 05, 2005

    andy rooney...

    ....is awesome. i hope i'm still as with it as he is when i'm his age.

  • andy rooney takes on tv talk
  • quoted

    "there's enough hours in a day to do everything if you don't waste you time."
    steve nash

    Sunday, September 04, 2005

    Echo Boomers

    I just finished watching one of my favorite programs, 60 Minutes. the segment today was on "echo boomers." i thought it was amazing. much too deep to get into on here but i thought it was extremely interesting and informative. it does explain alot about society and i think it's complete accurate. i wish i could post the entire episode on here. since i can't i can post the article. check it out. seriously!

    Linked Here
  • Echo Boomers





  • PS 60 Minutes is really an amazing show, and i think it's worth the hour every week.

    Friday, September 02, 2005

    music for your ears

    one of my favorites. check them out!

  • www.deathfromabove.com








  • another one of my favorites. they are actually playing in toronto, at the rivoli on september 16th. see you there!!!!!!!!

  • www.nouvellevagues.com
  • Thursday, September 01, 2005

    Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs : A Low Culture Manifesto

    I posted about this book on my old blog but since it doesnt seem to be working these days, i want to repost it because i really really really think this book is amazing.

    There's quite a bit of intelligent analysis and thought-provoking insight packed into the pages of Chuck Klosterman's Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs, which is a little surprising considering how darn stupid most of Klosterman's subject matter actually is. Klosterman, one of the few members of the so-called "Generation X" to proudly embrace that label and the stereotypical image of disaffected slackers that often accompanies it, takes the reader on a witty and highly entertaining tour through portions of pop culture not usually subjected to analysis and presents his thoughts on Saved by the Bell, Billy Joel, amateur porn, MTV's The Real World, and much more. It would be easy in dealing with such subject matter to simply pile on some undergraduate level deconstruction, make a few jokes, and have yourself a clever little book. But Klosterman goes deeper than that, often employing his own life spent as a member of the lowbrow target demographic to measure the cultural impact of his subjects. While the book never quite lives up to the use of the word "manifesto" in the title (it's really more of a survey mixed with elements of memoir), there is much here to entertain and illuminate, particularly passages on the psychoses and motivations of breakfast cereal mascots, the difference between Celtic fans and Laker fans, and The Empire Strikes Back. Sections on a Guns n' Roses tribute band, The Sims, and soccer feel more like magazine pieces included to fill space than part of a cohesive whole. But when you're talking about a book based on a section of cultural history so reliant on a lack of attention span, even the incongruities feel somehow appropriate. --John Moe

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  • Wednesday, August 31, 2005

    Spycrap!!!!

    So spymac has been doing some upgrade or whatever and has not been giving me any access to my blog so...........
    Welcome to my new blog address. I conveniently got this blogspot from mike falcone, who i got me started on blogs in the firstplace. What can i say, imma sponge. So this is my new blog, to check out my old ones, check out http://scampbell.spymac.com/blog/ (linked on the side)