“…everyone else just throws a tantrum when their articles aren’t replied to. You have to bring up artistic integrity.”
— Jeff MeyerFound this in my junkmail folder. It must be really important to be sent to me in California, so I’m sharing it with you as well:
Dear Member,
Due to the adverse weather conditions, please be advised that the swimming pool at Royal Russell School will be closed to members on Saturday 3 March. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Kind regards
Vicky Rees
Administration Assistant
020 8657 4433
www.royalrussell.co.uk
This is a real boarding school about an hour south of London, and the
email went to my me.com email address, so it looks like I have yet
another evil twin who doesn’t know his iCloud email address, quite a
bit younger than the one in Boca Raton or the one in County Cork.
Well, Amazon Prime has my movie nights planned out for March:
Attempted to watch Valerian last night. I had to stop, because everything about it was just dull. At first I thought, “is the guy trying to sound like Keanu Reeves on ’ludes?”, then I thought, “is the chick trying to sound like a zombie version of Android from Dark Matter?”.
In the end, I decided that Luc Besson had the entire cast snorting the herb Valerian, which is why they all talked like they were sedated.
I think I’d like to see stills of the CGI backgrounds, but they’d be too busy to use as wallpaper on my laptop. They were certainly too busy to enjoy on-screen.
No time yet to look at switching my posting script to use Pixiv or Danbooru URLs, so once more into the Gelbooru.
New Broward County Sheriff’s Department logo:

The Weasel Patrol graphic novel is available from Amazon. The patch is not.
A lot of people are talking about turning the tables on the NRA boycotters by going to progressive bakeries and insisting they decorate cakes with pro-2nd messages. This is unlikely to work, since the sort of people who try to shut down Christian businesses for opposing gay marriage are unlikely to be able to run successful businesses themselves. You’d only be annoying people who aren’t really your enemies.
Fun to fantasize about, though…
“Hi, I’d like to order a special cake for a civil rights party.”
"Great! We'd love to have your business!"
“I want a big picture of an AR-15 with the words μολὼν λαβέ underneath.”
"You what now?"
“Yeah, and surround the AR-15 with rainbow sprinkles, because it’s a gay little poodle-shooter.”
click
There are still ~900 images in the leftovers folder, but I think it’s time to start coming up with some new themes, and maybe also move away from Gelbooru to Danbooru or Pixiv as my source. The downside is that I’ll have to sign up for them to get decent search capabilities, and of course rewrite my scripts, which currently do everything but fill in the headers.
Reading through the manual for an LG TV, I came across the following line in the notes:
When connecting via a wired LAN, it is recommended to use a CAT 7 cable.
This must be for the Skynet upgrade, so when your TV asks you to upgrade to a 10 gigabit switch and add multiple fiber drops to the house, just say “no”.
I figure it’ll start crying like a little girl when I plug it into the 5-year-old gigabit switch that connects to the 50Mb/s cable line through the house’s Cat 5 wiring.
The next six episodes of The Tick are up on Amazon.
…and watched. Honestly, the only thing I was disappointed about was that when they used a bit of footage from the pilot, they didn’t fix the Tick suit. It really looks terrible compared to what they used for the rest of the series.
Back when the first half aired, it felt a bit unTicklike with its slow pace and in-depth character development, but it all paid off. Everyone got to be awesome.