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flight is a beautiful comic. via return to sender, which is updating again - woo!

canadians freak me out. getting out of the lift today, some random guy, who i hadn't made eye contact with, said "see you later". this is entirely normal in my building. it reminded me of an event a couple of week ago. i was heading home from work. on the second floor, i girl got in the lift, obviously just been in the gym on that floor. eye contact, smiles, the usual. when we got to her floor, 14 i think, she walked out of the lift and turned to walk down the corridoor. she then stopped herself, turned, waved, and said "goodbye". this happens all the time.

the great drew is finally overcome with Internet freaks. a sad state of affairs indeed. "I have friends and a wife and I eat food and drive a car and spend all day working and do some creative things in my spare time and I have neither the desire nor the time to screw around with people". way to shatter the illusion :'(

prayer looks interesting. an imap webmail client, written in c, rumored to suck less than squirrel mail. i shall have to give it a try.

Ody: I just invented a totally b3taworthy snack Ody: The pizza burger Ody: :D Me: oh? Ody: 2 bits of pizza Ody: used instead of bap on a burger Ody: so it's like, pizza, burger, upside down pizza Me: oooh Me: /me might make one of those for dinner Ody: :D Ody: I strongly advise the allowance of a long cooling time though Ody: right now it feels like I've burnt my lip :{ Ody: but that could be the drugs talking

so apparently all my counterstrike: condition zero practice wouldn't necessacarily mean i could do it in real life. yeah, riiight, hehehe. (i realise this story is from two years ago - just clearing out my bookmarks).

this is a nice architecture review. i think this is where i first read about the gridshell, something i'll have to go and see in the future. [via giles]

"probably the most stylish computer available in the western world". given the dire state of current cases, this is probably true. when i originally bookmarked this (via james.c) it was called netbox.com. my bookmarks need a cleanout.

katie has dissapeared from the web. sad times indeed :(

ladder theory is, of course, totally true. [via dn]