Cocky flesh. Erm.. flash.
Hurrah, we have a winner!
Hurrah, we have a winner! Young master Mark of riothero.com was #10,000 @ prolific.org. He’ll receive a CD from prol’s eclectic collection.
Just kidding. :-)
Just kidding. :-)
Almost 10,000 visitors to this
Almost 10,000 visitors to this page. Who will be #10,000? If it’s you, send me a screenshot (the counter’s at the bottom) and I’ll send you something in return…
Even when Metafilter‘s down… it’s a weblog. Here’s a screenshot, because it’s probably up by now. [ via mathowie ] Oh yikes, now everybody can see the link bar on my browser.
Smashing photography from Ireland at
Smashing photography from Ireland at the Irish Times website. Exposure 1999. Catch photographer Matt Kavanagh ripping off Anton Corbijn’s world famous shot of Miles Davis, in this portrayal of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins. And this wonderful thang.
Talking about Anton Corbijn… apparently in February 2000 his own site will be up at www.corbijn.co.uk. Rejoice! I’ve been fortunate to meet Anton on a few occasions here in Holland and abroad, and eventhough he is one of those stick insects – see below – , I think he’s a super bloke (Quote from the interview: “Have you ever photographed people who aren’t famous? ‘Yes,” Corbijn answers with a knowing smile, “but every time I do, they become famous.”). Of course it helped that he granted me the use of some of his work in my book for free. [ Right, that’s just about enough namedropping there, thank you. ]
This is great (for people
This is great (for people like me who used to read ‘the history of the English language’ for fun). BBC 4’s ‘The routes of English‘ looks at the origins of accents and dialects in English. With real audio examples.
Stick insects, that’s what they
Stick insects, that’s what they are. Prol’s only 5’1”.
FREE internet was the buzzword in ’99. And then they liberate it. ‘to surf and protest’
My pet interest last year was architecture. Not that I had the time to really investigate. Fortunately, archINTER.com are going to do it for me. inter.log. [ via Blogger ]