Parents are complaining to schools because their libraries carry magazines that run ads from a company named FCUK. Isn’t it terrible how our culture is corrupting the youth? Maybe if French Connection United Kingdom changed its name to begin with Freedom it would be acceptable.
Monthly Archives: October 2003
Squirrel terrorism
October 4, 2003 – 12:00 am
Last Trailnet/BFC ride of the season today, the St. Alban’s Ride. Distances were short, but the hills were ruthless. Highlights:
Burning up a particularly lengthy climb while listening to the click-click-click of a Six Flags roller coaster carrying cars upwards not more than 200 feet away I turned to a stocky fellow pushing […]
Loft envy
October 4, 2003 – 12:00 am
So this afternoon as I returned from cycling I ran into tourists wandering the halls of my building. They flocked around me like I was a taxidermy mount and queried about how I liked living downtown. It didn’t take long to realize that the Taste
of Downtown Living Tour must be in progress.
So, I […]
I’ll show you mine—-
October 1, 2003 – 12:00 am
I’m giving in to the latest fad and sharing my
Dock.
Orientation: pinned to right top with TinkerTool.
Contents: Finder | CPU Monitor | Mail | Fire | iCal | Address Book | Safari | NetNewsWire | iBlog | Acquisition | Terminal | SubEthaEdit | Aqua Data Studio | oxygen | Password Wallet | folder of .term […]
Wasabi!
October 1, 2003 – 12:00 am
The Wasabi sushi bar is open at 1228 Washington Ave. Despite the uninspired name, the sushi is excellent. The atmosphere is great, too, especially the chef’s enthusiastic greetings and farewells to guests from the bar in back. The maki rolls are small, but the bento boxes are gigantic. I’m dying to camp […]