So I suggest an article to Kottke, and he even puts it up with credit to me (rather than defective yeti, from where i got it), and I just think: “crap, I forgot to give my address!”
pardon the web-geekery =)
never could get the hang of thursdays
never could get the hang of thursdays
So I suggest an article to Kottke, and he even puts it up with credit to me (rather than defective yeti, from where i got it), and I just think: “crap, I forgot to give my address!”
pardon the web-geekery =)
You are linked now. You will be kottke’d soon.
Too bad you’ve still only got the default K2 styling. :D
crap, i knew i should’ve had my new design ready >.>
don’t think i’d have much of an effect, as it’s only a hat-tip link…
Well, playing on the platform is not an option when your instrument is a $3.5 million Strad. The brake dust from the train gets everywhere. And I don’t get whether a man or woman playing should matter. Your other points are well taken. But, seriously, if someone more famous than Josh was playing (OK, not Justin Timberlake, but, say, James Taylor) don’t you think the riot squad would have been needed? I’ve seen a lot of posts criticizing the Post’s experiment. But are you seriously arguing that appreciation for fine art in America is not on a massive decline?