James is a silly.
He does silly things.
He likes other silly things.

This is where some of them show-up.

Hooray.

 

“Super Chemical Bros.” by Miaou-Miaou

Music: “Star Guitar” by The Chemical Brothers

80’s-Childhood-Me and 2000’s-College-Me are at war with each other over which one of us is more nostalgic.

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“Thug Love”, by Dance for the Dying

I’ve been really digging this track for the last few days, ever since I bought it on a whim from the Rock Band Music Store.

In lieu of an actual video, here’re some dudes who are a lot better at Rock Band than I am.

I’ve been neglecting this tumblr for a while, and I apologize.
To make it up to you: Have a bucket of kittens.

I’ve been neglecting this tumblr for a while, and I apologize.

To make it up to you: Have a bucket of kittens.

I told you how much I like Natale Warner’s music, right? She just released a teaser-trailer thingie for something new coming in 2012.

It’s super-short, and doesn’t give any information besides “Coming in 2012”. But hey, for a borderline fanboy: 30 seconds of new music is still reason to get excited.

(Source: nataliewarner.com)

Dr. Mario on Flickr.My costume for Halloween 2008: Dr. Mario, complete with a set of three abnormally large pills.
The nametag was a last minute addition, as the only labcoat I could find in my size had a big “MORGUE CORONER” patch on the chest.
Our office had a costume contest that day, but unfortunately: not only did we have two other doctors.. but they were our founder and our VP. True, they were just doctors, not doctors Mario.. but still.

Dr. Mario on Flickr.

My costume for Halloween 2008: Dr. Mario, complete with a set of three abnormally large pills.

The nametag was a last minute addition, as the only labcoat I could find in my size had a big “MORGUE CORONER” patch on the chest.


Our office had a costume contest that day, but unfortunately: not only did we have two other doctors.. but they were our founder and our VP. True, they were just doctors, not doctors Mario.. but still.

One of my favorite jack-o-lanterns, a big scary jack-o-lanterns about to swallow a little dude whole.
Sadly, the big dude didn’t last long outside my door. Carving that mouth weakened the wall and it collapsed within days, but the effect was awesome. I especially liked how the li’l pumpkin worked as a de facto candle-holder.

One of my favorite jack-o-lanterns, a big scary jack-o-lanterns about to swallow a little dude whole.

Sadly, the big dude didn’t last long outside my door. Carving that mouth weakened the wall and it collapsed within days, but the effect was awesome. I especially liked how the li’l pumpkin worked as a de facto candle-holder.

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OM NOM NOM on Flickr.Apparently, Domo-kun is the new face of Halloween at target.
When full, this display looks like Domo is gobbling up all the halloween candy. When empty, as it is here.. it looks like Domo will eat you and all you hold dear.

OM NOM NOM on Flickr.

Apparently, Domo-kun is the new face of Halloween at target.

When full, this display looks like Domo is gobbling up all the halloween candy. When empty, as it is here.. it looks like Domo will eat you and all you hold dear.

“I Will Take You Under”, by Natalie Warner

Her first (and near as I can tell, only) video, off her Strange Bird EP.

I’ve been thinking a lot about homemade costumes for Halloween, and this video keeps popping in my head.. taunting me with its awesomeness. I’ve got a few ideas, but my crafting skills are still pretty low. Hopefully I’ll get everything pulled together in time.

(As before: you can stream the rest of Natalie Warner’s Strange Bird EP on her bandcamp page)

(Source: nataliewarner.com)

Pumpy, the office jack-o-lantern on Flickr.This year, I bought a small decorative pumpkin (around the size of a large orange) and kept in on my desk all October. A few days before Halloween, I popped into the break room and carved him into this: The happiest little pumpkin in the world.
His name is Pumpy.

Pumpy, the office jack-o-lantern on Flickr.

This year, I bought a small decorative pumpkin (around the size of a large orange) and kept in on my desk all October. A few days before Halloween, I popped into the break room and carved him into this: The happiest little pumpkin in the world.

His name is Pumpy.