Rack n wack
Looking good Umbra, my bathroom’s visitors salute you. Scored new in box at Trinity-Bellwood’s annual summer mega garage sale for a mere 7$.
If I were stuck on a desert island, here are a few things I might bring...
Looking good Umbra, my bathroom’s visitors salute you. Scored new in box at Trinity-Bellwood’s annual summer mega garage sale for a mere 7$.
Rockstar is going to be banking big if they keep releasing DLC levels based off of classic cult flicks. This Reefer Madness spoof clocks in at $3.99. That’s about half the price of a dime, and could be even more fun! I hope the original …
Sometimes I see a Craigslist Ad that can be re-written and made so much better. This one was originally posted “Put an ad on your car”. It’s amazing the response any ad can get on Craigslist. I recommend you all try it out. Needless to …
When my editors at Antenna asked me to take part in a cell phone free weekend, I just couldn’t resist. Clicky here for full article ——->
Another one of my ‘classics’ from the American Library series, written when I was 12. The foreshadowing is really kind of ironic. I really had no interest in rock shows or music at the time. Weird Al was one of my only musical heros at the time, but I do remember learning the lyrics to Phil Collins “In The Air Tonight” in English class.
I’m sorry Miss for being late.
My alarm clock was broken,
My mother slept in.
When I fell off my bed
And I hit my head
On the hard wooden floor
I realized it was ten past four.
So I hollered to my mother
But she didn’t care.
She didnt even give me a stare,
She said it’s all yuour fault
You went to that rock concert
Until three in the morning.
So I got dressed
And started to run
To my school
On the other side of town,
But then I saw
An open car door.
So I jumpd in
And pushed on the gas.
And that Miss
Is why
I’m eight hours and ten minutes late.
The Tiger Jaws Like razor blades on the brink of extinction stripes blaze in the sun. A poem I wrote when I was 12 that was compiled for the American Library in Paris, 1992.
Diplo sure knows how to throw a party. I especially like the use of my namesake in this one. That’s two brushes with the big D in a week. Three times a charm? Taken from the site. “Sail to the Bahamas with some of the world’s …
Click to enlarge and read full article. Written for OPEN Magazine, a monthly ESL guide for the bored English students in Toronto.