It’s the little things that bother me.
I have recently heard the game of Rock-Paper-Scissors referred to as Roshambo in popular media, and I gotta ask: WTF? Where does shit like this come from? Sure, the full Continue Reading →
Author Archives: The Cyberwolfe
Scrip for Strip
Since Da Roomie reminded me… We were driving home Thursday and an ad came on the radio for the new dollar coins, and my first thought was “another?” We’ve had Continue Reading →
Almost a post
So Da Roomie and I are driving home from work today, and we had a conversation about something, and I said “I think there’s a blog post in that.” Obviously Continue Reading →
The problem with horror
Tolerant picked up “The Haunting of Hill House” the other day, and seemed surprised that I wasn’t really into watching a horror flick. I’ve watched a lot of them over Continue Reading →
Some of us are a little more recently evolved than others
Those of you who have hung out with me for any length of time have probably heard me say that line before, but today it was a damn nice thing. Continue Reading →
Tales From Real Life – the Un-Wedding
So Carrie Vaughn has posted the first chapter of her latest book, in which Kitty the Werewolf contemplates a ‘Vegas wedding. This got me thinking about my time in the Continue Reading →
JFK « Filling the Well
Carrie Vaughn is one of my current favorite authors (she writes about werewolves – go figure) but she recently posted an article comparing Obama to Kennedy that raises some good Continue Reading →
Playing with Kubuntu
So, after all this time of just using the default video drivers on the laptop, I decided it was high time to upgrade to the full ATI driver and see Continue Reading →
What the hell are you doing?!?
What? Wait! It wasn’t me, I swear!! It could have been anybody!! Unless, of course, you are talking about losers who don’t update their blog, in which case yeah, ya Continue Reading →
Weekend walking
Three things happened this weekend that are rather surprising for me: One, Tolerant managed to talk me into going for a hike through Washington Park and the Japanese Garden. Two, Continue Reading →