Rarely does a moment come along in which a President's entire stay in office, and history's subsequent portrayal of that time, is encapsulated in a single act.
When that angry arab journalist threw a shoe at Bush, I felt a mixture of emotions. Happiness, that someone had finally tried to bruise the President, and sadness that it wasn't me.
History will vindicate that Arab journalist.
You know how when you're wrapping gifts, and you find yourself sitting in a pool of scrap paper about an inch thick because it would be unseemly to have too much wrapping on a gift?
Well, if you're me, you take those scraps and a bunch of scotch tape, and you use it to make what I affectionately call "Frankenpresent."
To show how cheap you really are, you can also use the scraps you saved from birthday presents (given and recieved.) Voila! As long as you don't give anything too big, you never have to buy wrapping paper again.
Edward R. Murrow. Now on my website, broadcasting the news and directing you back to this blog.
As a psychic, I hereby call the race for Barack Obama. He will flatten McCain with the sheer pressure of his votes.
A cartoon on the financial baggage that the modern college student carries after graduation.
McCain is 10 points behind in the polls. Forgive me, but I believe John McCain is a nice guy at heart, and the things that have been done in his name these last few months just makes me feel sorry for the guy. We're what, 90% sure Obama is going to win? Why not call the whole thing off and give the guy a break?
In my humble opinion, Zack de la Rocha is one of the most expressive musicians working today. He deserves all sorts of accolades for his music.
Book sale at the Kent County Public Library, Chestertown branch from October 24th to October 26th.
I don't watch the show, but I needed a relevant context for the whole, "Obama is staying as cool as a cucumber while McCain is in danger of bursting like an over-heated hot-pocket" metaphor.
I watched the debate last night. Biden stayed on target. Palin... Well, that depends on what your definition of target is. If you mean the party rhetoric, then she was very on-target. If you mean actually answering questions, then she ought to have her gun license revoked.
Watching her on TV these past few weeks, Sarah Palin doesn't seem to be quite...in tune with reality. It's like she lives in her own imaginary land full of witches and cheap oil, with no newspapers or Supreme Court. And her performance is continuously so atrociously sloppy it's like watching...a cartoon.
Another cardboard painting. I don't have any more left, so I guess I'll have to start ordering more stuff from Amazon again.
Here's the first part of the cartoon I made for my uncle's presentation. Not bad, when you think about the fact that I had never used Flash before. It's more than awesome being able to see your drawings come to life, even in only two dimensions.
For your viewing pleasure, put this on a loop.
Anyhoo, these are a few flash cartoons I made for my uncle Jerry, who manages the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach (I drop names). It's supposed to be about artists and scientists collaborating to get information across to the public.
This was a book cover for a contest that I simply didn't have time to enter. So I finished it at my own pace.
Mea culpa. I've caught Joker fever. Frankly, I don't see why they have to go and ruin the movie by putting that black-pleather trainwreck Batman in it; villians are always more fun.
