Category Archives: Interests

McCain Moves to Block FCC Net Neutrality – Business Center – PC World

During the Presidential election campaign last year the differences between the two candidates was stark. While Obama was attached surgically to his CrackBerry and his staff leveraged social media from their Macbooks, McCain admitted having little or no knowledge or interest in modern technologies like email or the Internet.

It seems suspicious that the Internet is suddenly a major concern for him. Maybe he just missed seeing his name in the paper.

McCain may not know how to operate a mouse, but he sure knows how to be the cable companies’ bitch. He is moving to kill net neutrality, a stunt that must be hard to do while on his knees.

John Mayer: I’m going to forcefully sodomize your editor.

This is both heartbreakingly brilliant and pathetic all at the same time.

Q: These are questions my editor wanted me to ask. I’m trying to build my journalistic career here.

A: You’re not building a journalistic career. You’re making yourself look like a moron and you’re not a moron. Who’s your editor?

Look, I have no idea who Christianna Ablahad is, nor do I really care. And I don’t care who her editor is either. That sad, if you are stupid enough to ask these loaded, inane questions to anyone, much less a musician who is only wanting to talk about his music, then you deserve all the abuse you get. If anything, this twit got off light.

As for John Mayer, I suddenly want to go to a bar with this guy and watch him get us both in a fight with some cute girl’s boyfriend that he is sure to piss off.

Amazing Photorealistic Star Wars Art – Christian Waggoner

The best part of these images are in the reflections. The full StarWars.com interview is here.

“I love reflections. I mean, if you crop one of my paintings, it can be abstract, it can be surreal, it’s a play of light, a play of values, how things get distorted. You can just play around with so much. I’m now trying to take the art to see more hidden things in the reflections that people will catch.”

– Chris Waggoner