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24 December 2009 @ 01:24 am
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Rah Rah Ah Ah Ah... )
 
 
music: Lady Gaga
 
 
24 December 2009 @ 12:49 am
 
for all its animation glitz and glamor and Tatsunoko 40th anniversary hype

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karas_(anime)#Production

Karas sure bores the hell out of me.



i've just forced myself to wake up
coz ive dozed off during the climactic battle scene
to shut off the huge TV and DVD player

and made me type this thing down. imagine that ?

i was planning to turn my skinny little brother into Karas
all of those idiots calling themselves costrippers changed my mind
im not gonna cover him in black laminated foam rubber sheets and
throw him head first into that cesspool.

(besides, his "awesome" schoolgrades arent enough for me to grant any cosplay wishes)

...
 
 
23 December 2009 @ 10:27 pm
1. Re-paint and organize my room. Damn you Ondoy! >=(
2. Re-open my doll clothes business. (Atelier HMatsumoto)
3. Start a new business. Thanks Gary! :3
4. Travel outside the Philippines.
5. Get a new regular job.
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location: Living Room
mood: good
 
 
 
23 December 2009 @ 05:00 am
Physicists who want to protect traditional Christmas realize that the only way to keep from changing Christmas is not to observe it.
 
 
22 December 2009 @ 06:34 pm
posted by Neil
I'm flying out tonight to the UK. I'll hole up in the middle of nowhere with my children and ex-wife and my mother as well, and probably be off-the-internet the whole time. There will be no TV in the middle of nowhere, so I will miss Doctor Who and miss "Statuesque" on Sky1 (10 pm Christmas Day).

Then I fly from the UK to Boston in time for Amanda's New Year's Eve gig with the Boston Pops. It looks like an amazing evening, and "Statuesque" will get its American premiere on a big screen as one of the evening's many entertainments (here's the Boston Pops page listing all the stuff that'll be happening that night).

Trying to deal with the last things I have to do before I get out of here. (Also realised very late last night that the problems I've had reading comics for the next Year's Best American Comics that I'm guest editing has nothing to do with losing my love for comics and everything to do with the fact that somewhere in the last year I must have started needing reading glasses for small print and had not realised this. I found a pair of reading glasses and the world became one with good, easy-to-read comics in it once again... I suppose more things like this will happen as I age. How odd.)

I leave you with a handful of links...

Edgar Oliver was on the Moth bill with me a few years ago. This week's Moth podcast is The Secret Origin of Edgar Oliver. (http://www.themoth.org/podcast is the Moth's Podcast page. It's a fine thing to have on your podcast list: strange, true stories that arrive weekly into your world.)

A reminder that I'll be narrating a performance of Peter and the Wolf in New York on January the 16th. (Details at http://www.artsworldfinancialcenter.com/cgi-bin/Go.cgi?q_id=1004&q_category=1)

The McNally-Robinson blog entry on my trip to Winnipeg: http://www.mcnallyrobinson.com/editorial-1366/Neil-Gaiman-in-Winnipeg

And, for a heartwarming story, go to Cheryl Morgan's blog at http://www.cheryl-morgan.com/?p=7272 Then follow the link.

Okay. Back to last-minute things...
 
 
22 December 2009 @ 04:12 pm
anoher simple one :) full preview is under the cut, along with another version, codes and rules. please read them before you use :)
preview;


this way ~ )
 
 
22 December 2009 @ 09:01 pm

TDP Xmas Party 09 Star of the Night ;D

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22 December 2009 @ 08:56 pm

image / live / download

go quiet through the trees )
 
 
mood: weird
music: Love on the Cat Walk - Her Words Kill
 
 
 
21 December 2009 @ 11:49 pm


Screenshot | Live Preview

S2 Flexible Squares
Tested in Firefox 3 and Safari 4
Works for all account types

Codes & Installation )
 
 
22 December 2009 @ 02:13 am
More profiles! :D I mainly did a bunch of them in one day, and thought I'd spread out distributing them so you wouldn't be flooded by my crap xD I haven't done html-y stuff in awhile, which baffles me because I really do like doing it (and learning more). Oh weell, hopefully this is the start of me doing more! :D I had to tweak a few, but I have tested them all and they work. :D

Anyways, on with the pretties! :D


Mistletoe & Silverbells )
 
 
22 December 2009 @ 12:41 am
this is my first profile code made ever, and it's just a simple layout. actually i like it, i prefer to keep it simple. :)
theres another version under the cut, along with the codes and rules. please read rules before you use it!<3

preview; (version 1)


version two, codes and rules this way )
 
 
21 December 2009 @ 01:40 pm
My first twitter layout! I went for a minimalist look.


Bigger | Temp Live Preview

Directions )
 
 
9pm - Dayo bar

11pm - Rakista Jam, Generator Bar

 
 
 
21 December 2009 @ 05:00 am
A technology that is '20 years away' will be 20 years away indefinitely.
 
 
21 December 2009 @ 10:18 am
My silver sequin dress earned me the Star of the Night award at the office Christmas Party. The prize was two 100-peso SM Gift Certificates (cheapskates!). And bragging rights. XD

Smoky eye makeup was a total failure. I need more practice. Good thing Sherelyn was there to fix me up.

No pics yet. Maybe tomorrow.
 
 
20 December 2009 @ 11:02 pm
posted by Neil

Just a quick post to let those interested know that both Amazon and Barnes and Noble are doing extreme Christmassy discounts on ODD AND THE FROST GIANTS. It's available for 50% of the cover price...

The Amazon.com link is http://www.amazon.com/Odd-Frost-Giants-Neil-Gaiman/dp/0061671738

The Barnes and Noble link is at http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Odd-and-the-Frost-Giants/Neil-Gaiman/e/9780061671739

...

There are few picturebook-makers as cool as Dave McKean and Neil Gaiman, and their latest collaboration, Crazy Hair (Bloomsbury £11.99), for 3-6s, is wild. It’s about a father whose hair is so big it contains tigers, pirate ships and carousels. Distortions and magnifications make the images strange and dark, rivalling the text for energy and verve.
I got to amaze and impress my daughter Maddy the other day, using http://us.akinator.com. You may enjoy impressing someone with it. Or perhaps just learn to demonstrate your telekinetic skill (I wish I'd known how to do this when I was twelve. I would have conquered the world with it).

Here's a Czech literary scandal I found fascinating, featuring a non-existent 19 year old Vietnamese girl: http://english.vietnamnet.vn/reports/200912/The-literary-scandal-that-rocked-the-Czech-Republic-884057/.


And in case any of you need photos of worried or screaming children sitting on the laps of Santas who go from inert to terrifying: http://www.sketchysantas.com
 
 
 
 

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