So I got word from King's: Halifax ain't gonna happen this year.

Oh well, onward to Croatia!

God I wish that zelda movie was real, it looks pretty damn good!

What is this you may ask?

Just the beginnings of the largest, most BA Grand Arms unit ever made. Going to take me a while to finish so hopefully the wait is worth it.

Don't get fooled.

Still, the Zelda movie thing was pretty cool.

Happy April fools day!

Couldn't really set something up this year. Oh well.

So, not that you can go to the website and find these (damned restricted access and pay-accounts!), but The Chronicle of Higher Education is having a contest, on the backs of envelopes. This is not just any contest, but is, in fact, a design contest for the George W Bush Presidential Library. Check these entries out, it gives me faith in humanity once again, I have to say!

This is pretty cool: Al Jaffee's fold-ins for Mad magazine, from the 1960s to the present, in interactive form.

"Hung gar short knife set" is a semi-old chinese knife fighting form. Not to be confused with "Hurricane saber" which is a "long knife" (ie: Broadsword) form. Considering it is 2 sided I probally couldn't use it for the short knife set.

Don't look now, but the penny is under attack!

On both sides of the border!

(I've always wondered if changing the GST to 5% wasn't some back-door attack on the penny. Getting the NDP to propose the final assault, though... well played Mr. Harper, well played.)

Yeah, Jere, too bad Kipper shat the bed and Detroit waited until OT to bother scoring a goal on Nashville.

Between that and what I think is a viral gastro I'm coming down with, this has been an inauspicious end to the weekend.


Hmm, I suppose Albert's is the most sensible dagger suggestion (the, uh, police station one. I'm not sure what the "Hung Gar" thing is about.), given this city's propensity for finding people with sharp objects accidentally stuck in them.

Still one never knows when one could use a dagger....