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Monthly Archives: November 2007

#16 A Use For Veiled Virgins

I know I’m a bit late … but still, I bet that wasn’t a unique case.
Just a note - it’s misogyny, not mysoginy. Eh.

Hamsterday 5: David

It being precisely 503 years 2 months and 19 days after the unveiling of Michelangelo’s David, which is the equivlent of One Solar Chariot and a Smidgen, Hamster has unveiled its pezzo di resistenza.

#15 The Film Festiphal

It is the nature of film festivals that they present too much in too little time for too much money. Much like special store discounts and 2 for 1 offerings.

#14 French Strike

As a friend of a French person or two, I am also on strike, so there is no news here today. Only a happy lady and a funky sheep. Strikes are fun and good for the sheep.

Hamsterday 4: Snowday

Actual results may vary.

#13 Has the Bird Flu-en?

It’s odd, I only caught this biddle of news on the local Radio and Televison network. Nada on Guardian, Wired or BBC. It was probably a local error, but it gave me a way of drawing on transhumanism.

#12 El Presidente

We of the Slovenistan have a new president. The elections were free, fair … etc. Fortunately the president doesn’t actually do anything per se. *note: “teh” is not a misspelling.

#11 Saturn Song

Now this is news you won’t find on TV: you can actually listen to the sounds of Saturn and Titan. Thank you, NASA. More in Wired. Very Psychadelic. Groovy.

#10 Swimming Pepper

It’s actually quite simple to make a mock-up swimming pepper … all you need is some pins, two sardines, a pepper and a sharp knife.

#9 Suicide Pumpkin

Actually, the Sheep might be wrong about the suicide pigeon. It is true, however, that a pigeon caught under a car’s wheel will in fact explode with a loud “Pop!”