Archive for February, 2004

Viernes, San viernes

Friday, February 27th, 2004

Y cito a Eurotrash, sin posibilidad, me temo, hacerlo al post exacto:

You know it’s been a good night out when:

You wake up fully clothed, but your bra is next to you, nestling on a pillow.

Your coat is in your bathroom, along with your self-respect.

You know you passed through Christopher St PATH station at some point but don’t remember a thing about it.

You find the business card of a toner-cartridge salesman in your pocket and you wonder if you snogged him.

You have to ring your own cellphone to find it. It’s in your pocket. Who’d have thought?

You have exchanged cryptic text messages with someone and you don’t know who they are.

Did you get a cab home? Did you walk? Did you fly? Did you talk to anyone? Were you embarrassing? Do bears shit in the woods?

There’s a faint tang of vomit somewhere in the air, but nothing identifiable in your apartment. Hurrah!

All your money is gone.

And you pawned your self-esteem to cover the taxi fare.

Your mascara has taken up residence on your cheek bones. Heroin chic, baby.

You have a large bruise on your thigh where you always have a large bruise on your thigh but you never know how it gets there.

They closed the last bar you went into. For good.

You woke up with a hobbit.

None of your friends will ever speak to you again.

Y nosotros que nos vamos a pasar el viernes noche leyendo a Lem

Viernes, San viernes …

El mejor post de Belle en mucho tiempo por lo que oculta

Thursday, February 26th, 2004

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Day Job officially becomes Job

Monday, February 23rd, 2004

HILLSBORO, OR—Another human dream was crushed by the uncompromising forces of reality Monday, when the restaurant day job of 29-year-old former aspiring cartoonist Mark Seversen officially became his actual job.

“After four years of washing dishes to support my drawing projects, I’ve made the transition to washing dishes to support myself,” Seversen told reporters after punching out at the end of his shift at Tres Caf

Un peque

Sunday, February 22nd, 2004

La prometida del Pr

Be my Slave

Friday, February 20th, 2004

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Fuzzy Logic

Thursday, February 19th, 2004

PRIMER ATAQUE DE PARANOIA

Yoni ten

Do you believe in Cheesus?

Wednesday, February 18th, 2004

Un momento “queso”, como dicen mis cr

El copyright es una pesadilla de la que quiero despertar

Tuesday, February 17th, 2004

El art

Ahora o nunca… seguro

Tuesday, February 17th, 2004

His most sensational new building is unquestionably the Stephenaeum (shown here), an auditorium and the cultural heart of the P

Present Pasts

Tuesday, February 17th, 2004

Since the 1970s in Europe and the United States we have the historicizing restoration of old urban centers, whole museum villages and landscapes, various heritage and patrimony enterprises, the wave of new museum architecture that shows no signs of receding, the boom in retro fashions and repro [sic] furniture, the mass-marketing of nostalgia, the obsessive self-musealization per video recorder, memoir writing, and confesional literature [a lo cual se podr