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10 Jun
76

#safariext
#itunes

7 Jun
25

Awesome Reader

  • Me: Sent you the code I wrote.
  • Shawn Morrison: Wow and it's short as hell too, nice.
  • Me: Agreed, I am amazing.
  • Shawn Morrison: Now I didn't say that.
  • Me: You didn't?
  • Me: Weird.
  • Me: That's what I read.
  • Shawn Morrison: If I were writing your Yelp review it would be 2 stars. "Mildly pleasing. Bad service."
  • Me: Agreed: 5 stars. "Best on earth of everything totally."
  • Shawn Morrison: You're an awesome reader.
  • Me: Agreed.
27 May
15

#comedy
#mrshow
#sketch

Mr. Show: US Customs

My favorite sketch from the show. There are few better examples of a perfectly-escalating joke. (You can ignore the first 30 seconds of this clip, they’re related to the previous sketch.)

26 May
16

#comedy
#tv
#remix

Remix: Two and a Half Men Groan Track

I’ve seen a lot of Two and a Half Men and it’s not nearly as bad as this makes it seem, but still, this is terrific.

25 May
77

#LOST
#insane

Unanswered LOST Questions (via erik)

See, I was going to write a post about my thoughts on the show and how I actually didn’t mind the ending that much, but then this one video reminded me just how many inconsistencies and issues there were with the show over the years.

24 May
13

#creativity

tumbledthoughts asks: "Was re-watching the Ira Glass video on storytelling, where he talks about the time it takes for your creative output to catch up with your own taste, and it made me wonder: Is there anything still around that you created that you are embarrassed by? Or did you do like Mahler, who destroyed most of his early works?"

The thing about creativity and taste is that they’re always changing. What I thought was great work in 1998 was great work for me in 1998. To judge it solely through my current point of view would be to discredit how I felt at the time. The older I get, the more refined my creativity becomes, but I’m also a very different person now than I was 12 years ago.

Everything you create is useful. You learn from it, you obsess on it, you stress about what people think of it, you tear it all down and do it again. In the end, your specific tastes don’t matter nearly as much as your work ethic and your desire to constantly create great stuff.

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