Joel, have you seen Syd's art prints that come with the Blade Runner Ultimate Collection (the briefcase)? they're great, and I've been thinking about framing them and scattering them about my house.

@ #34 posted by isadrone , December 20, 2007 11:40 AM

There's also The Bird is Gone: A Manifesto" by Stephen Graham Jones (1573661090)in which an independent Native nation has already been established on Lakota land. I'm only a few chapters in but it's pretty dang funny so far."

you a Velvet member?

@3, yeah. when I rode my bike to work I used rubber bands around my ankles to avoid it. but I wear loose-fitting jeans, I'm guessing it's not much of a problem for those that don't.

the solution to this problem has always been a contest between what makes you look lamer: rubber bands/something similar or a chain guard.

seems like everyone keeps asking Gibson the same damned questions, and he's having to repackage his answers. I realize not everyone is a fanboy like me and reads all of them, but it's like I've reread the same interview for the past year or so.

someone needs to do another No Maps-type interview. (not another limo ride with a camera, but something equally cool and insightful. let the man ramble.)

a quick googling brought up this good HOWTO on hollowing out books: link

@ 7:
speciesism? are you fucking kidding me? Mankind has traversed hundreds of thousands of years for his/her place in the world. we are, by default, the most dominant species in the world, and no other organism is entitled to ANY rights other than those which we grant. an amebae = a flea = a rat = a dolphin = a human? no.

gt bck t yr gddmnd PT rlly.

absolutely spectacular.

very, very cool. I have a fetish for Soviet propaganda, so this site is perfect and has been bookmarked.

I love the internets.

@Darrell: perfect, the beginnings of a new meme. I'll defend your claim of originator, and anyone who doubts will fall victim to my boing boing style.

as the Veep of the SFWA, Andrew Burt doesn't seem like a very forward-thinking man, something I find a little ironic.

interesting read, Cory. enlightening even.

can't stop the signal.