One man's journey for delicious and totally nutritious (they're all lying to you!) food.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
The next step, a new chapter and other over-dramatic and clichéd titles
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The next step, a new chapter and other over-dramatic and clichéd titles
2010-01-07T09:59:00-06:00
Alex
Chicago|moves|novelty-sized question marks|
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
An open farewell to 2009
Dear 2009,
You see? That's just embarrassing. And I can't believe you entered your name as "2009 In Da Hizzouse!" It's the new sonofabitchin' decade, 2009. Get with it. Also, you're a total bro. Dial it down a bit.
[Full letter after the jump]
New demo song: False Midas
Here's a rough demo of a little something I whipped up over Christmas. Enjoy!
PS- The first few seconds are a little quiet.
PS- The first few seconds are a little quiet.
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12:53 PM
New demo song: False Midas
2010-01-05T12:53:00-06:00
Alex
demo|I want the Midas touch but instead of gold I want everything to turn into pork chops|music|
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Sunday, January 3, 2010
Machine gun haiku action
I'm feeling deep. Deep like a stereotypical lotus flower painting. Deep like the combination of berets and bongos. Deep like the kind of deep you feel when you stare at Autumn leaves for seven hours, pondering just exactly what life is all about when you finally realize "why the hell am I staring at leaves when I could be rocking out?" because clearly, and maybe the Autumn leaves actually sparked this revelation in the first place, rocking out is what life is all about.
Phew.
Anyway, for the next undetermined amount of time, I'm going to write a haiku about whatever pops into my head. For those not in the know, a haiku is a poem with 17 total syllables- five in the first line, seven in the second and five in the third. So, without further adieu...
It's haiku time, punks.
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11:15 PM
Machine gun haiku action
2010-01-03T23:15:00-06:00
Alex
five-seven-five|haiku|if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it no one cares because no one is around to know|poetry|
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