Transcontinental Sticker Experiment
Published Wednesday, December 27, 2006 by Bones | E-mail this post
I hear that once you go truly
fresh, you never go back. I think I've had fresh coffee before, but I guess I'm going to have to investigate. I also need to know how to handle
lobsters. Surf n' Turf is on the menu
for New Year's Eve. What are you doing?
Finally got around to listening/watching to the
Beck session from KCRW and wow. It's the folky raw versions of The Information, a great interview, and all of it is fantastic. I wish I was in that room when it was all going down, but I'm quite pleased the internets give me a chance to peek inside the contents of that room, that day, that music. However, the internets are unwell today. The quake near Taiwan
disrupted the undersea telecommunications cables and
parts of Asia could be affected for a week.
In the midst of Beck's interview and random googlings,
BoingBoing led me on a
trail of
strangeness that ended in
this wikipedia page about a literary-scene hoax that sounds more like a group delusion or perhaps a work of art played in real time, with real people as characters. As though on some level, the people who were swept up with JT LeRoy decided to become a part of this network that would perform for the world a real-time play of mix-ups and morality. And that whole 'craigslist experiment' thing is just creepy.
But a
flightless pigeon taking BART is just good clean fun.