onward, tike alicar!

by jebni on April 30, 2004

Tike to Captain America: “This sticky, sweaty goo will keep you tied up long enough for you to chew over the imperialist crimes of your race.” The Anarchist from X-Statix has all the good lines. That one’s up there with (…)

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just “do it. do it,” says ben stiller

by jebni on April 30, 2004

Nik, I agree with you about this Black Spot nonsense — “enough of the critique, let’s do someting positive!”, feh — but I think the left can learn a lot from corporations, and does already on everyday levels of appropriation (…)

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purpose, defeat of

by jebni on April 30, 2004

The eviltwin.com.au holding page is up online, and with my usual contempt for usability and accessibility, I’ve used the highest possible bandwidth for the lowest amount of usefulness and information, like, ever. Nice. +  +  + Starsky: Biker bar, huh? What goes (…)

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seven stage rocket

by jebni on April 29, 2004

William Blaze writes possibly the best concert review ever.

i want a(n)…

by jebni on April 26, 2004

underwater city! Right now!

baby, it’s cold in space

by jebni on April 25, 2004

Zooey Deschanel is the new Trillian! Why wasn’t I informed??

eviltwin: the origin story

by jebni on April 24, 2004

Back in our lame excuse for a hideous dotcom era, Chris and I worked on what our zookeepers envisioned to become a “style portal” (fnar, fnar). We were going through our obligatory pixel art phase, and oblivious to the demands (…)

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the new entourage

by jebni on April 21, 2004

It was a secret for so long that I forgot to tell: at the Sydney Writers Festival, Lena is introducing Salam Pax, live on stage! +  +  + Oh, and tremble before my new, all conquering venture: Alternate name: Doppelganger. An all-purpose, (…)

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back to skoool

by jebni on April 19, 2004

So, what and where should I study? I live in Sydney. I have a plain vanilla BA, majoring in Fine Arts (Art History) and English Literature — all the wank of cultural studies, but without the rigour of its disciplinary (…)

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mutant high

by jebni on April 19, 2004

Last night’s dream: I enroll in a weird kind of social geography high school, where they go on field trips around the world, mapping social flows, patterns and stratifications. The principal introduces us new students at assembly, thanking us for (…)

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