Aargh, I'm a Pirate, matey!
Several links I've been accumulating and wanting to Share:
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I like the view on Information Processing they have. Well worth the click--all 6 minutes of it. The Pirate icons are Semiotically brilliant.
And whilst I'm pimpin' great links from my f-list, I was recently made aware of the video game Baroque. This game seems to be heavily influenced by QBLH, Tarot, and the like. Have any of you played it or heard anything about it? I have a PS2, and am thinking about getting it, if for no other reason than to financially support a company willing to use such intense Symbolism as the Qlippoth of the Tree of Death.
I know that at least one of you should see this link on turning old tee-shirts into reusable shopping bags.
Speaking of Creative endeavors, I've recently come across 2 links that I think shall come in very handy as I continue to write my first book. The first is apparently a website that automatically generates a Bibliography for you, and the second is a website that tells you the name of any font you come across. I love fonts, as many of you know ;-)
And something that even tickled my sense of "cute", which is generally not an easy task:
The Daily Coyote
This reminds me that the only animal I'd really ever want as a pet would be a Coyote. Except that I could never keep a Coyote as a pet. For me to Cage Coyote would be like my mother shitting on the Bible. Ain't never gonna happen.
| View | Upload your own
I like the view on Information Processing they have. Well worth the click--all 6 minutes of it. The Pirate icons are Semiotically brilliant.
And whilst I'm pimpin' great links from my f-list, I was recently made aware of the video game Baroque. This game seems to be heavily influenced by QBLH, Tarot, and the like. Have any of you played it or heard anything about it? I have a PS2, and am thinking about getting it, if for no other reason than to financially support a company willing to use such intense Symbolism as the Qlippoth of the Tree of Death.
I know that at least one of you should see this link on turning old tee-shirts into reusable shopping bags.
Speaking of Creative endeavors, I've recently come across 2 links that I think shall come in very handy as I continue to write my first book. The first is apparently a website that automatically generates a Bibliography for you, and the second is a website that tells you the name of any font you come across. I love fonts, as many of you know ;-)
And something that even tickled my sense of "cute", which is generally not an easy task:
The Daily Coyote
This reminds me that the only animal I'd really ever want as a pet would be a Coyote. Except that I could never keep a Coyote as a pet. For me to Cage Coyote would be like my mother shitting on the Bible. Ain't never gonna happen.