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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Gomez Addams Jr., Bike Shop Owner
Think Globally, Vote Uninformedly, thats my motto. Or maybe its Buy Locally, Act Inappropriately. You see, I could purchase everything local, everything from my tortillas to my beer to the Village Bicycle-which is owned and ridden by no one but … Continue reading
Posted in Living Deliberately, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized
Tagged America, Americans, bicycl shop, bicycle, owner, politics, rat, small business, spandex, wool
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At war with the cyclists
Dressing up is an integral part of war, a key element not of surprise, but of intimidation. The vikings put horns on their helmets to store their donuts (donut itself is a word that roughly translates into “pillage snack”), and … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainable Living, Uncategorized
Tagged BattleStar Galactica, bicycle, bicycle safety, blog, blogging, cycling, cyclists, helmets, humor, Robbie McEwen
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Freezing to death, hipster style
I am a castrato squirrel missing his nuts before winter. I am a hipster, smoking, who has forgotten his vintage scarfs, an old person, slipping, who got Florida and Finland mixed up with the travel agent. I am a man … Continue reading
Posted in Living Deliberately
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The week in film: Dishonest Spaniards meet dishonest Brits meet stupid american actors.
En La Ciudad The pessimistic and the stylishly apathetic (wearing hats and buttons that say “I don’t care” and) would very stylishly reduce human beings to mere machines for eating, sleeping, In many a spanish movies (how weak I am … Continue reading
Posted in Film, film reviews, Uncategorized
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A gold digger’s cover letter to rich ladies
To the Women it May Concern: My interest in applying to be your trophy husband is informed by a personal passion for a luxurious lifestyle, your reputation as a wealthy individual, and my biological impulses towards reproduction. While admittedly I … Continue reading
Posted in Doormanning
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Photos from the Bushwick perimeter ride
The annoying thing about being annoyed with gentrification is that I must end up annoyed by myself (thank god there is only one of me). I am frustrated with people encroaching and taking over a neighborhood that was previously undesirable, … Continue reading
Posted in Living Deliberately, Uncategorized
Tagged Brooklyn, Bushwick, NYC, photography, photos
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Science fiction love: Sunday book/film review
I leave you this week with one book, one film, and one article, because I said so. White Boy Shuffle-Paul Beatty. I have not read (and enjoyed) a book so filled with energy, punchlines and prose that flips and doubles … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, film reviews
Tagged Almodivar, basketball, Broken Embraces, conficker, Paul Beatty, Penelope Cruz, Racism, science fiction, stuxnet
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