Dave Kellam

Who hasn’t seen the shit list before? It’s been hanging on the wall at my cousin’s house for years, i remember reading it when I was little.

I had never heard of ‘rabbits’ before calculus class last year. Heather knows about them too. She lives on the other side of the continent.

It’s my dad’s birthday tomorrow, i should really get him a present. Hopefully i’ll have time to pick something up tonite before/after soccer. Haven’t seen Antitext in a while.

Submethod has some awesome flash stuff. And State of Agenda has some cool stuff going on. I like it, some very original stuff.

Greg Melander had done a good job with his portfolio. Easy naviagtion, you can easily find what he’s done. I love finding great stuff i’ve never seen before like disassociated and mccoy.

Should be heading off to bed soon, have to wake up in the morning and go to work. Shaun just told me that he updated his site. It looks good, not the same as everyone else’s site, the design is original. Kottke’s most recent post looks like my high school reading list. Out of the books he’s listed, Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger would have to be my favourite.

Just finished watching Natural Born Killers. Amazing movie, it’s an excellent portrayal of how fucked up the modern media can be. Shows that anyone can be turned into a celebrity, as well as how blurred the lines between right and wrong are when it comes to the media.

Deskmod is a cool site, lots of downloads. ‘ll probably explore it more when i get home, download stuff. Can’t really customize stuff too much at work because i’m going to have to clean it all up in a week and half anyway. Tclock is a pretty cool utility, check the site for more info.

More reality based television, kind of like hide and go seek for money. Wonder when people will get sick of reality tv. Maybe people won’t, perhaps it’s the direction television is headed. The problem will be when news shows start trying to make their own news. Witness a live murder and ensuing police investigation.

Metafilter had a post about the recently released reader by microsoft. One of the comments directed me to an archive of classic texts by various authors. Most of the books have a web version and some of them have an ebook version. Maybe i’ll download some books and read them.