Archive for January, 2006

Highs and Lows

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Family, Friends, Love | Jan 31, 2006 | Tags: , , , | Comments Off

Damn you, Peter Jackson, for your self-indulgent three-hour jack-off that is King Kong. Couldn’t someone have smacked him upside his head a few times with an editor? Sheesh! I had gone out to meet my friend, Kelly, to braid our hair and talk about boys. We met at BearBears, had a late lunch at Welcome ...Read more.

Happy Happy

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jan 31, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Happy Birthday, John Ashfield!!! Current Mood:  calm

Happy Happy

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jan 31, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Happy Birthday, Paulie F!!

Exquisite Corpse, V21.2

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Exquisite Corpse, Poetry | Jan 30, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

This round of Everyone’s Favorite Online Collaborative Poetry Game™, Exquisite Corpse, we had fun silly entries from daltxbear1, double_ohsteven, bear_with_me, thom413, uneasytruce, and sfkuma. Drinkin’ bathtub hooch from a mason jar i wanna talk to you about some stuff Counting the singing wooden fish on the walls With rubber legs from the knees down Contemplating ...Read more.

Another Country Starts Seeing the Light

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Civil Rights | Jan 30, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Czech gay couples may get rights – Yahoo! News Don’t give up the ship, Americans. Keep fighting for our rights, and we will achieve them. Current Mood: determined

O, Beautiful APOD

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jan 29, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

The fantastic Astronomy Picture of the Day never fails to astound with its surreal and otherworldly images. Current Mood:  chipper

Wheels Keep Turning

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco | Jan 28, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Last night at the Castro Theater, Xanadu was a delicious confection of bad special effects, wretchedly bad choreography, scary bad roller skating, and interminibly bad plot points. Yes, somehow, the combined star power of ONJ and Gene Kelly overcome all of that and make the movie a gem. Most of the songs really showcase what ...Read more.

Exquisite Corpse, V20.2

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Exquisite Corpse, Poetry | Jan 26, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

Thanks to everyone who participated in this round of Everyone’s Favorite Online Collaborative Poetry Game™, Exquisite Corpse: daltxbear1, tbone1961, chefxh, double_ohsteven, anziulewicz, bruno_bt, sonoranbear, buckinva, dennisatl, sfkuma, zbear20, and sfgarry. This round I suggested three words, nine syllables, and got pretty close responses to that. Surrendering my inhibitions taking off clothes Walls tumbling down letting ...Read more.

Happy Happy

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jan 25, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Happy Birthday, nubule!! Current Mood:  chipper

TouchGraph LJ Browser

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jan 24, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

In my previous post, I wrote about this fascinating tool, the TouchGraph Livejournal Browser. Why does it fascinate me? Well, here are three people on my friends list who are not on each other’s friends lists, yet have many interests in common. Maybe they should get to know each other! Current Mood:  curiousCurrent Music: Sarah ...Read more.

Seeing Relationships in Different Ways

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jan 24, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

TouchGraph LiveJournal Browser V1.5 This tool creates a fascinating visual representation of the “friendship” relationships between LJ users. I’m utterly fascinated by this tool. In the image, I’ve mapped out the relationships between me, thornyc, tbone1961, missysedai, and that_dang_otter. The blue nodes represent the common interests, and the white nodes are the LJers…

Frottage Is Your Friend

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco | Jan 24, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Saturday, I went to meet a gentleman at Bearbears in the Castro with whom I had been flirting online. I arrived at the appointed hour and he was nowhere to be found, although he had called from there earlier, so I figured he was feeding coins to his meter. While I was waiting, I went ...Read more.

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