Friday, April 30, 2010
Jonathan Coulton's Re: Your Brains
I guess this song has been sitting in my itunes since I heard Still Alive at the end of Portal. Downloaded a bunch of Coulton but just got around to listening to it today, thought you all might enjoy.
Posted by
Hn. Vic G Dada
Thursday, April 29, 2010
LEGO Pop-up Kinkaku-ji
Even at the risk of making this blog all about LEGO, I couldn't not post this lovely, transcendent thing. The original building, Kinkaku-Ji (Temple of the Golden Pavilion), is here.
Via Epic Win FTW.
Posted by
Mr. Pony
Labels: architecture, Japan, lego, lego again
Labels: architecture, Japan, lego, lego again
Sunday, April 25, 2010
I am here
Posted by
Jim "Rebel" Eddy
Labels: counterstrike, Found notes, haw'a'i', hawai'i, hawaii, pissy signs, terrorist pride biotches
Labels: counterstrike, Found notes, haw'a'i', hawai'i, hawaii, pissy signs, terrorist pride biotches
Friday, April 23, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Roger Ebert simply will not believe that video games can ever be art.
As loathe as I am to give Ebert even more press than he already gets,this interested me.
As a functioning artist and gamer, this mystifies me. I feel there have already been several experiences of art as video game. Perhaps it is because I am not an art critic that I am mistaken? Perhaps some video games are potentially an evolution of art? I like that idea.
Do we have to discuss everyone's interpretation of the word "art"? Or the word "game"?
Shall we?
Discuss: Y/N
Posted by
Galspanic
Labels: argument, games, games and theory, rants, roger ebert, shit game, the state of games, video games
Labels: argument, games, games and theory, rants, roger ebert, shit game, the state of games, video games
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Farewell Nnenn; Unhappy news in the Adult Fan of Lego world.
Posted by
Galspanic
Labels: adult fans of Lego, lego, lego again, mortality, nnenn, trauma
Labels: adult fans of Lego, lego, lego again, mortality, nnenn, trauma
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Monster Engine
Have we talked about this? A college friend tipped me off about this tonight. It's quite the bad-ass.
I'm probably going to give my sons' art the same treatment.
Link here
Posted by
Galspanic
Labels: children's drawings, Monster Engine, monsters
Labels: children's drawings, Monster Engine, monsters
Fun
PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.
Uploaded by onemoreprod. - Watch original web videos.
Fun with Star Wars Action figures also never ends here.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Discussing heaven
From a review of a new book on heaven, "Heaven: Our Enduring Fascination With the Afterlife" by Lisa Miller. (via Andrew Sullivan)
Heaven is constantly shifting shape because it is a history of subconscious human longings. Show me your heaven, and I'll show you what's lacking in your life. The desert-dwellers who wrote the Bible and the Quran lived in thirst--so their heavens were forever running with rivers and fountains and springs. African-American slaves believed they were headed for a heaven where "the first would be last, and the last would be first"--so they would be the free men dominating white slaves. Today's Islamist suicide-bombers live in a society starved of sex, so their heaven is a 72-virgin gang-bang.
Mr. Plinkett Reviews Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Part One of Nine:
Posted by
Mr. Pony
Labels: movie review, Plinkett, Red Letter Media, star wars
Labels: movie review, Plinkett, Red Letter Media, star wars
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Dr. Horrible in 8-Bit
At the risk of posting another thing about human relationships, here's Act One of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, performed in 8-Bit, by DoctorOctoroc. (See the original here.)
EDIT: Also playing from the ShoutBox. Good work, Galspanic!
EDIT: Look, it's the soundtrack.
Posted by
Mr. Pony
Labels: 8-bit, Dr. Horrible, movies, musicals
Labels: 8-bit, Dr. Horrible, movies, musicals
Friday, April 2, 2010
IM HERE
Posted by
Galspanic
Labels: computers, Hollywood, movies, movies Hollywood could never make, robots, sci-fi, Spike Jonze
Labels: computers, Hollywood, movies, movies Hollywood could never make, robots, sci-fi, Spike Jonze
A Super-Romantic Proposition
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Snarky post #2
A U.S. congressman is worried Guam may capsize.
Posted by
odori
Labels: America, help us please, politicians, science
Labels: America, help us please, politicians, science
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