Posts from March 2001
Misrepresentation as Explanation
from 10/02/95, for AML 3124
Philosophy Exam
This is a take-home exam from a Philosophy class I took in my 2nd year of college.
Philadelphia, Here I Come!
This is a review of a play I had to see for Acting I. I wrote it on February 7, 1995…
Anna
It’s been over a month since I got infected by Anna. Hopefully the InoculateIT software I just downloaded will finally fix up Budweiser … [Update: It worked! I highly recommend this free anti-virus software.]
Star Wars as official religion
“Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid.” If 8,000 New Zealanders have heeded an e-mail asking them to declare Jedi as their faith on this week’s census forms, then Star Wars will have spawned an officially recognized religion.
An Axe in My Head
Incredibly Useful Information Department How to say, “Oh my God! There’s an axe in my head,” in over 60 languages. link via weblog wannabe
Linkspotting
Death of the Cent Slashdot Caves to Scientology h a l f b a k e r y Backwash Lileks
Available Domain Names
The available domain name of the week from splorp.com is a handy and fun little web resource. I remember visiting the site early last year and seeing some great names. This is a site for the people who complain that all the good www names are taken. This week’s available name is plaintextarchive.com. Check ’em
Fake Fans, Fake Buzz
Fake Fans, Fake Buzz, Real Bucks After being blindsided by the Web hype on “The Blair Witch Project,” movie studios are paying for phony sites, often striving for the clunky naivete of a genuine effort.
Horrible Wedding
Brett Patrick and his new wife argued after they arrived home from their wedding, he told police. He had bruises and scratches — and icing — on his body, police said.