Random Findings.
So apparently . . . I thought I had seen every episode of Seinfeld. I was wrong. It snuck by for all these years.
So apparently . . . this shirt bothers me since it’s done by a “cool”, “edgy”, Christian t-shirt company. It’s the equivalent of having a “pro-America” shirt with the cross emblazed across it. As a matter of fact, I’m sure that shirt is out there somewhere.
So apparently . . . I was a Mac user before it was cool since this is my first computer. We’ll forget the 15 years in the middle.
So apparently . . . this guy is brilliant and knows the power of juxtaposing art against consumption.
So apparently . . . these guys are my new best friends. I bought a shirt from them. And then I realized how dead on they are.
Nicholas
Friday, 8. June 2007 um 1:04 pm Uhr
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you were not a Mac User 15 years ago. You were an apple user. Mac’s weren’t created until after this machine.
I know. . it’s sad. You could claim that you were an Apple User, but I guess it would have been cool at that time, because all the schools had the Apples. . . . sorry.
Nicholas
Friday, 8. June 2007 um 1:06 pm Uhr
I can claim Mac User status before it was cool, we had a subscription to Mac World since it started and this was my first mac
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_SE
I still have it.
john Q
Friday, 8. June 2007 um 9:25 pm Uhr
the epsidoe was funny, as they all were. not sure how i feel about the tshirt co., other than a little disturbed. the art was pretty cool, and thuoght provoking especially in the light f your recent consumption posts. havent had time to research the people not profit site yet.
Nate Myers
Saturday, 9. June 2007 um 11:02 am Uhr
i’ll just say it. I never have gotten the whole satan sucks thing