Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Scabby the Clown liked Dumpsters..
Because there was "squishy stuff" at the bottom.
Monday, June 27, 2005
Hippie the Clown
Would like your children to try marijuana.
Just once...
Just once...
Sunday, June 26, 2005
Trauma Clown Wants You
Because someone has to...
Bass in Your Face!
Second Bass lesson today and I learned much that I will put here for my own reminder. Here is the standard 1-4-5 blues progression starting with a C:

Within that you play the 1-3-5 notes of each root:
Off the C (1 above)
Off the F (3 above)
Off the G (5 above)
Last, but not least a scale I will have to check for accuracy against my notes (Again based on "C")

Within that you play the 1-3-5 notes of each root:
Off the C (1 above)
Off the F (3 above)

Off the G (5 above)

Last, but not least a scale I will have to check for accuracy against my notes (Again based on "C")
Saturday, June 25, 2005
Why Philosophy Sucks...
Because in reply to someone I actually wrote this:
Then I went back to obsessively polishing my pistol and finishing that whiskey.
Panoptical illusions (or delusions)
I'm also just thinking that most "ethics" are developed in an odd way – they reflect the recognition that "someone is watching." Plato's unexamined life, for instance, is just turning a demonstrable social fact inward. I think all ethics must evolve similarly. I know that a version of this is the basis for whatever ethics I have. That is, when I observe others I come to the shocking recognition that they have desires and beliefs that are as firmly held as mine. This means I must give them some credence. This also explains why psychopaths are generally portrayed as ethic-less, moral-less monsters (when in fact they do have their own ethics, aesthetics, and quite normal, in some respects, lives). The answer to that person who cannot see that the "other'" is in some way related is to stigmatize, even demonize them.
Problems occur, as suggested by the psychopath, when competing ethics cannot be reconciled in any way. At that point ethics tend to be cast aside for pointy sticks of varying technological effectiveness.
Then I went back to obsessively polishing my pistol and finishing that whiskey.
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Here at Spunangel Marketing we:
• Can't do what nobody else does
• Only imagine the imagineable
• Don't have enough charisma to have a cult
• Use arty, nonsense slogans that question arty, nonsense slogans (except when it's the other way round)
• Invented the pucker factor
• Propel you into the future, at sixty seconds per minute!
We get the weirdos onboard!
• Only imagine the imagineable
• Don't have enough charisma to have a cult
• Use arty, nonsense slogans that question arty, nonsense slogans (except when it's the other way round)
• Invented the pucker factor
• Propel you into the future, at sixty seconds per minute!
We get the weirdos onboard!
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Best Michael Jackson Cartoon
Is this one:

from this brilliant lad who also did this good one:

As usual I include these copyrighted works on the basis of my "aggressive community commons license" a license granted to me by god!
;-)

from this brilliant lad who also did this good one:

As usual I include these copyrighted works on the basis of my "aggressive community commons license" a license granted to me by god!
;-)
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
ArtRage Kitty 2
Follow along as I document my completely flat learning curve -- it is kitty 2!
Monday, June 20, 2005
News From Korea
The should have let him keep his 300 Won lighter!
Probably the kind of guy who wouldn't even give you a reach around!
Some Games are Serious!
And of course, and insensitive pic swiped from FARK

And a cat just begging to be seen!
Probably the kind of guy who wouldn't even give you a reach around!
Some Games are Serious!
And of course, and insensitive pic swiped from FARK

And a cat just begging to be seen!
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