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Psycho Exercises
I'm just a sucker for overdubbing... so remarkably silly.
And I'm already in the process of commissioning a "Word Domination Mode" knob...

Wrestling Fan Weeps

The Foot Fist Way Trailer

I must see this movie as soon as it makes it's first run through a projector...

Conan Appearance for Foot Fist Way

Listen to the laughter build in the crowd from moment to moment- that's my favorite kind. One of the best Conan hits I've seen in a very long time.

Here I am having a totally awesome time in Hawaii.

While it's true that the internet makes it possible for information to stretch in all directions at once, I still believe that it still runs on a vertical axis in terms of quality. So while a blog entry may end up having exploded in a scatter-shot of linking and copying, I believe that where it originates from still matters.

What Honeyee has allowed me to do is to take comfort in the safety in numbers - namely that of an IQ score - of the terrific minds that I post next to. That's inspiring for someone like myself who's fighting to keep his mind open to as many new ideas as possible, even when it makes people scratch their heads from time to time. (I still can't be sure whether that's a side effect or the desired result.)

I've met, both physically and digitally, some of the brightest people through blogging here, and I'll continue to try and challenge myself to engage in as much of the world around me as I can. And if my posts get co-opted, reconstituted, re-printed with added editorial from others, so be it. Because what really matters is that it started on a site that promoted getting smarter, cross-culturizing (fake word), taking pictures, being the first to post new gadgets before Hiroshi can, and all around not accepting the self as having graduated past the research and development phase.

Because to butcher something my friend Charlie Hunter once said, don't seek what your heroes have, seek what your heroes are seeking...

JM

If you're lucky enough to make a living as an artist, you'll find that every once in a while you meet someone who understands the soul of your creation; someone to let you know that you are not alone in the world.

Rhiannan, it's as if you're writhing against the pole inside my head.

Hi. My name is John. I like cool stuff, early. Is that so wrong?
Isn't it funny how there are no more "geeks" in the world?
Remember the distinction?
Now everyone is a geek. So the word is dead.
Maybe that's where "douche" was born.
The human need to separate and demean.
Who knows.
At any rate,
It has blazing fast 3G and twice the screen resolution, and the fonts look like something out of the New York Times.
Which makes "WHERE R U" read as if it were an op/ed.

Okay, so it's not technically a collaboration, but it felt so damn good to type it, I had to put it through...The legendary artist Banksy used an image I created as inspiration for a piece...

Featured at this weekend's CANS Festival, (get it?) it's either a tip of the hat or a subtle dig. Either way, I still think it's too cool...

Today I set off on my newest project; to grow and maintain an authentic '80s style feathered haircut. It's something I've wanted to do for some time and I'm very excited to bring this amazing look into today's pop culture landscape. The feathered cut projects an attitude of ease and quiet confidence that seems to have all but eluded our generation.

This is a work in progress, and as my hair grows longer it will serve to become a more stirring and poignant statement.

Back View

Below are some photographs I used as inspiration. I look forward to reporting on my progress in upcoming blogs.

Michael J Fox, the Master.

The Masterwork

Shaun Cassidy, the One With the Better Hair

Mary Lou Retton

Kristy McNichol, the Goal Personified