Brian Eno is the fucking man.
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This is a tumblelog, kinda like a blog but with short-form, mixed-media posts with stuff I like. Scroll down a bit to start reading, or a bit more to read more about me.
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I probably wouldn’t use the word “bigot.” I don’t think, for instance, that half this country thinks hate crimes against gays is a good thing. But I have no problem believing that half the country—maybe more—is deeply prejudiced against gays.
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A Thought On Gay Marriage In Maine - Ta-Nehisi Coates
Those who vote to deny gays the right to marry those whom they love, can say, until they’re blue in the face, that they’re not really prejudiced against gays. That all they’re doing is defending their faith and the Institution of Marriage™. But prejudiced is as prejudiced does. Period.
Why does every couple in Glendale have to come fight in front of my house? Take it somewhere else, I don’t want to hear your fucking drama.
Think I’m done with the blatant advertising (“product-placement”?) on Jeopardy. I think I shan’t be watching anymore.
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…the media dares not say anything too negative about financial services firms or their government operatives lest they lose access. The private sector has learned the lesson of the Bush Administration, that the threat of freezing a reporter out is a powerful weapon.
Sacrificing the Economy to the Volcano God | The Economic Populist
Nice piece on how we, the middle class, are all being sacrificed in order to cover Wall Street’s gambling debts.
Tags: economy
New slogan ideas
The Democratic Party: Depressingly Ineffective.™
The Democratic Party: We Won’t Put Up Much Of A Fight.™
The Democratic Party: Wait, We Won?™
The Democratic Party: We’ll Forgive Our Opponents Repeatedly So You Don’t Have To.™
The Democratic Party: Defeat You Can Believe In.™
The Democratic Party: How Much More Of A Majority And Public Support Do We Need To Get Anything Done?™
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About
Hello. Welcome to my corner of the interwebs.
For those of you that are curious, I currently live in Southern California with my wife, two dogs and a cat.
I used to engineer records (of the audio variety), but one day I woke up and realized two things:
1. I married my wife because she's rad, and I'd like to actually spend time with her.
2. I found it extremely depressing and unsatisfying to imagine reaching 65 years of age, looking back on my life, and realizing that I had spent most of it locked in windowless rooms with a bunch of dudes, recording mostly mediocre music.
So, now I build websites. Or that's the idea anyway, as I'm really just getting started. We'll see how that turns out.
