Just so I can be the last guy on the internets to link to this (thank you Luke and Josh); here is the coolest commercial you’ll see this weekend.
Baby, it’s hot outside. I plan on taking the advice of the immortal EPMD who told the world “You Gots To Chill”. I am here to help by offering a Nice 6 mix of the most-chilllingest songs I could find. I recommend finding a quiet, cool corner of your house (preferrably with a pile of [...]
After a slight delay, Tom Bihn announced the availability of their new shoulder/messenger bag, The Imago. I have a couple of different Tom Bihn bags so I can totally vouch for their reputation for durability and functionality. I’ve been waiting for the Imago to come out because I think it’s exactly what I am looking [...]
My guy, Robert X. Cringely, writes a weekly column for PBS.org. I’m not sure why I never mentioned him before. He’s smart, knows the right people in tech, and connects the dots. He’s written some great columns about Google, like this one and this one. Apple, too, as seen here and here. This week’s column [...]
Adam Morrison sez. I agree. Especially about the muscle car part.
I’ve mentiond my love of silkscreened goods before. Well, now I have a new hobby (read “obsession”). Aaron Horkey makes the best posters I’ve ever seen in person. I’ve been a longtime fan of ‘lowbrow art‘, mostly from reading Robert Williams’ Juxtapoz Magazine. By and large, these artists are highly skilled but they get discounted [...]
Check out the semi-automatic rubber band gun on Google Video. It’s free, for now. [Thanks, Critchie.]
No, it’s not a noir masterpiece from our buddy Chris. It’s the new collection from AdHouse Books featuring the art of Paul Pope.
Here’s the item. “After eleven years as a band, Sleater-Kinney have decided to go on indefinite hiatus. “The upcoming summer shows will be our last. As of now, there are no plans for future tours or recordings.”” I really liked their last album but I don’t love this band like a lot of you guys [...]
Here’s a bird’s eye view of Pat’s Velocity Comics then and now, courtesy of Microsoft’s local.live.com I get the feeling that, since it’s in the realm of free services, Google v. Microsoft is going to be very fun for us.