I can’t begin to explain how excited I am about going through Scarehouse on Tuesday night. I love Halloween, and going through haunted houses use to be a big part of the fun of October. I loved even the little ones run by the local Jaycees or similar groups in Columbus; I loved the big… Read More 3. boo.
As I’ve said before, a Podcamp can be a lot to digest. At Podcamp Pittsburgh Five, I saw sessions every hour both days, and I came away with a ton of information. Rather than going through and trying to write broad recap of the entire weekend, I thought it would be better — for me… Read More schooled.
Although WordPress seems to do a pretty good job of figuring out which comments belong here and which don’t, I still take a look at the spam folder once in a while to catch those occasional misses. The comments in there today are almost conversational, rather than the usual gibberish or collection of links. It’s… Read More tasty spam.
We’ve put the lid on Podcamp Pittsburgh 5, which might have been our best effort to date. So naturally, I’m going to write about beer. That’s only partially true; I’m not going to write about much at all — and I’m not going to tag, format or link one single thing — because I’m exhausted… Read More beat.
Gina pointed this out to me tonight. My reaction? This is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen on the internet. And, damn, I wish they’d come back to Pittsburgh again soon.
I’m not on Facebook to play games. I don’t necessarily want to see what you’re doing on your farm, in your Mafia or on your frontier, but I don’t begrudge anyone else’s desire to spend their time that way (and yes — Bejeweled Blitz is an exception, thankyouverymuch). I usually block those things from showing… Read More to save you some time.
Uncle Crappy 