We put up a bunch of posters for the upcoming Aireline show (May 9th, Blue Sky Court, Record Release show - if you're in the area and not there, well.. we need to have a talk) and a good number of them have been covered up or defaced. Now, I'm all for sharing space for other shows/artists but I insist upon sharing. Promoting shows should not be guerilla warfare, it should be beneficial to all involved. I think what pushed me over the edge on this issue that some winner at Tower decided to cut the poster in half leaving only the pertinent information, just so there was room for their poster. This is unacceptable. There is plenty of space for everyone, just because your poster sucks and doesn't catch anyone's eye doesn't mean you get to defile the work of those who went the extra mile. End Rant.

The new Deftones video for "Minerva" is up on their site now. Lots of desert and windblowing. Not sure what I think of the song, definetly alot less dark than anything off of The White Pony.

Because of Nicks request for an archive of stuff that's been on this site, here's an open directory of stuff I've saved. I still think some of it is pretty nice but deep down I know it's all pretty amateur.

The new Volume One is nuts. Same basic style/concept that the majority of previous issues have had but definetly a bit wackier this time.

Lemme tell ya something, the new X-Men movie is good stuff. The producers apparently realized it was nerdy 20-somethings attending the movie and not 14 year olds - so you get alot more killing and even some cursing! Okay, so it's still geeky as can be because it's a comic book adaptation movie but it's actually well done. Highly entertaining and definetly really well executed. Thanks to Duncan and Chud.com for the free passes. Oh, and there will be an X-3, count on it.

Compare the old iPod to the new iPod right here. Damn that thing is slim. Thanks Geoff.

Busy screenprinting today... hopefully you can all see the results at some point. Mostly making stuff for Aireline.. but I am going to see X-Men 2 tonight, thanks Duncan.

New t-shirts from LA Graphica. Great designs.

Loads of photo's of random stencils, grafitti, people, and stuff over at the site of Chris Stain. Kind of a stream of conciousness collection of random images..

Looks like David make the right call about a PC version of iTunes. At least if this job posting is legit (and I don't see why it wouldn't be). Link via Arlo.

The new version of AIM supposedly lets you direct connect / send files through a firewall (though it didn't for me). And everyone says to use AIM+ as an add-on but I went with DeadAIM to remove my ads and create tabbed windows for chat (not my favorite thing, but an interesting option).

Happy birthday to Mr. Daniel James Box - 24 years old. Sucks bein old don't it? Check his rainbow insanity for today only.

Hot toy stylings at Monsterism. Be sure to check out the Monster Maker in the Fowlerism portion of the site.

Anyone got any suggestions for a good printer? My HP Deskjet 870CSe decided it was done with living last night. It had been on it's deathbed for awhile, but now it's completely given up. Right after I gave it some new ink too.. oh well. So, something that can print a bit larger than 8.5x11 would be keen - but any suggestions are welcome.

I broke my streak of not seeing movies and caught Better Luck Tomorrow last night. A film about a group of academically successful high school kids that get bored with their lifestyle and try out a life of crime. Not a horrible concept but that execution wasn't too impressive to me. The characters were just stereotype teen movie characters (the nice one, the crazy one, the unruly but overly smart leader, the quiet one, the hot girl, and the flippant boyfriend). All of the quotes from the movie's site are untrue in my opinion - nothing Exhilirating or Scintillating about it. Not the worst film I've seen, but probably not worth the praise it's receiving.

Now that I have a Powerbook I can nerd out on Apple stuff and it's completely justified! Updates like this one that are being updated live with coverage from the Steve Jobs speech today. New iPods, new iTunes, and probably that new music service are all being covered.

Thought Chris claims to have logged Zombo a long time ago, I just now ran across it. And it made my day. I think that should do it for random, quirky links for the day.

Except for the full-screen, non-resizable window - monster children is a cool site and looks to be a pretty cool magazine as well.

Apparently Boohbah is some sort of children's programming, but if you didn't know that - and just went here, you'd think it was someone's random tripped out drug induced flash movie of insanity and goodness (c'mon.. trampolines are wholesome). The random characters remind me of Om's from Fantastic Planet mixed with Squishface from Sealab 2021.

Does the following list appeal to you? Funny, campy, lo-fi, over the top, science fiction-y, and downloadable. If so, you may very much so enjoy Robot Bastard, because it's definetly got all that. Oh, and it's directed by the same guy who did Heat Vision & Jack (which, if you haven't seen, you really should do something about). For real.