Miracle drug: amoxicillin. Not only will it rid you of the nasty influenza, but it’ll also wipe out any stray gonorrhoea you may have lying around.

While my own personal dystopian vision of the future has yet to materialize, for those of us living in air-conditioned homes with broadband access at least, when it does, you better head for the stars. The logical extension of the arms race, which continues in spirit and technology long after the death of the Cold […]

Day 6 of some flu-like nastiness for yours truly. It has not been fun. So let me sit here whilst sipping my wine spritzer and recount the evolving tale of horror. Horror, I say!
It began as a innocuous scratch in the throat. Allergies, bad taco, the options were many. Quickly though, I found myself rather […]

I have always been intrigued with asceticism, and the urge to go without things. Probably because I can’t go much longer than 2 days without a fat bowl of ice cream. When I was younger I often had visions of escaping society and holing up as a orange robed monk somewhere, where I was forced […]

I am soooo into “noise canceling” technology. I even sleep with ear plugs. The sound of birds chirping in the morning is just as offensive as the dumptrucks that drive down my street. So while those headphones look cool, I’d like to see this technology taken to the next logical level. How about noise canceling […]

What begins at Christ the King Cathedral and ends at the Claremont Lounge? What do you think?
So Sunday, I became the star detective in a mystery created the previous night by myself. I had to solve the case of missing keys and phone, without any recollection of when I possibly could have parted ways with […]

Come see Magnapop at the Star Bar tonight. I will buy you a beer if you say the words “Man Under Stress!”
Just came across this review of our DC show, at the Velvet Lounge. Definitely one of my favorite shows. If you haven’t seen pictures from the Magnapop tour check them out at the […]

Hackery: not just for nerds anymore. Used to be, that the term “hacker” was losely associated with geeks, maybe Michael Anthony Hall types that took computer classes in High School. In the 80s. Then it got a little cooler when we realized you could do a lot more than change your school grades…enter todays world […]