I have, in my hot little hands, a real and true November 2007 issue of Top Gear magazine.

To subscribe to it, I'd have to shell out approximately $200. A single copy, via the Universal News magazine shop, is $10.25.

Frankly, it's money well-spent.

Squee.

This is the one and only reason I will be saving up for a PS3 for Chirstmas of 2008.

If it ain't available in the US (or Australia?) I will find me a bootleg. I don't care.

Someone's beginning to get it:

Comedy Central has posted an archive of the past eight years of The Daily Show. For free. Fully searchable. At TheDailyShow.com.

Please read THIS.

All others interested in Dangermousy things are advised to do the same.

You rock.

Thank you very much for my birthday present. Turnbull is one of the best experts on Japanese history--particularly military history--in the world. And I'll be too busy reading to take my enemies' heads--for the moment...

Firstly, Thomas Dolby kicks ass. I had a great time, made some new friends, and have plans to go see Laurie Anderson at the same venue in a couple of weeks.

Secondly, more details.

The venue: Joe's Pub. Not terribly good. The seating is awkward, like bad comedy club seating. The velour couches stink, like the way a coat stinks when you've worn it ( Read more... )

My sweetie just sent me flowers at work! Now I have to figure out how to get them home...

Yep. I sure did. Trying not to feel guilty about spending money because it's for my birthday, for cryin' out loud.

I'm gonna go see Thomas Dolby tomorrow night. Yes--that Thomas Dolby. Squeeeee!

...and too cool for some of my friends not to know about, unless they're hoarding the info. As many people know, the Stardust spacecraft returned to Earth in "pristine condition" (so sez NASA). The Stardust mission was all about snagging interstellar dust particles for review back on Earth. But interstellar particles are very, very small, and few ( Read more... )

I am SO happy I can barely write ( Read more... )