Mr Bingo: Hate Mail
By Huntress Thompson | If you quite fancy the designs of Marc Johns, the letters of freelance grump David Thorne, and the haunting adorability of The Bunny Suicides, Mr Bingo’s Hate Mail might be right up your alley.
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The Weekly Geek (6 – 10 May 2013)
It’s been an interesting week, not just because there’s a bunch of cool geeky shit that I’ve been able to perve over, but also because… no, wait… who am I kidding? There’s just been a bunch of cool shit out. Continue reading »
Battlefield DDoS attack: Double XP postponed
Battlefield’s 96-hour Double XP event, which was scheduled to start later today (South African time), has been postponed in the wake of an ongoing malicious distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on EA/DICE’s servers and network infrastructure. Continue reading »
Gary Thomas at the Bioscope
Never underestimate the power of a pause, or a comma. Both take advantage of being practical, they leave room for breaths. The way of it resonated with me when I watched Gary Thomas play at the Bioscope in Maboneng Precinct recently. Continue reading »
Marfan’s Syndrome & Musicians
Marfan Syndrome (also called Marfan’s syndrome) is a genetic disorder of the connective tissue. People with Marfan tend to be unusually tall, with long limbs and long, thin fingers. There are a noted number of musicians, past and present, that have been diagnosed with the disease, often speculatively in the case of the long deceased. Continue reading »
VIRAL VIDEO: Amanda Berry rescuer Charles Ramsey
I don’t get it. THIS IS NOT A HILARIOUS VIDEO. Continue reading »
Park Acoustics
Park Acoustics is a reason, not the, but definitely a reason to go to Pretoria. Giving the Voortrekker Monument more attention than the resident picnickers, Fort Schanskop is home to a monthly live music concert. Hosting an amalgamation of genres, as well as people too, one Sunday a month will keep you coming back. Continue reading »
Buying a home?
I fucking hate renting. Renting is for shit. Renting is when you go check out a place for the first time and think, ‘aah this doesn’t look so bad’ – then move in to find that none of the doors close, the ceiling’s caving in and the neighbours suck. Continue reading »
