Wow. A Decisive Refutation

Spiderwoman is sexualized on a comic book cover?  I had missed the controversy.  But you don't have to!

The rant.

The video....NSFW, for language, mostly.


LAGNIAPPE:9 other "Feminist fails."  I'm not sure it is fair to single out "Feminist fails" this way, when there are so many other cases of indignation overload over the past year.  Still, these are some good ones. 

Real Emails I Get

So, I got this email, an obvious "Phishing" email (sorry, Tofe, that's what Phish means to most people, sucking, in this case information, but also musically):

(click for even more asinine image)

Then,  I realized that this is really a kind of performance art.  The misspelled title.  The "nobody" as the name on the return email address.  The only necessary misspelling is the "am-zon.com" in the URL.  The others have to be intentional.

So...I approve.  Anyone who gives up their info to something this lousy needs to be moved somewhere OTHER than being in front of a computer.  Like a really soft room.  Play on.

Ant Hill Art

This is great in several ways.  If you have ever dealt with fire ants, you'll immediately recognize the joy of incinerating them.  The art is gravy.


Nod to Angry Alex

Annals of internet greatness: guitar edition

First off, here's the most passionate guitar player in the world (if you only watch one video today, it should be this one):





Next up is the best semi-nude, stoned on thorazine, upside down guitar playing ever:



And finally, best guitar ensemble where the boys wear pantyhose:

Deer Crossing Performance Art

I refuse to believe that this is serious.  It is the most brilliant performance art hoax in human history.

Step 1:  Woman suggests that "Deer Crossing" sign be moved somewhere with less traffic.  She thought that the sign was to tell the deer where to cross.  I mean, that's what she SAID.  "We can use the signs to direct the deer elsewhere."  Please, please listen to this....

Step 2:  Woman "admits" that she was confused.  The "Deer Crossing" sign is actually information for HUMANs, not for DEER.  She totally stays in character.

She says she grew up in a rural area.  Because apparently people in rural areas think that deer can read.  They aren't like those smart city folks, who know a lot about deer.