Are you a monkey? If not, be thankful.
While Phil Lee has been known to occasionally live and travel with a pack
of Northern Monkeys, he is himself a Southern Monkey, distinguishable by
his lighter pelt (suitable for the warmer climate he lives in) and his
primary diet, which consists of barbeque and sweet tea. Phil instead
spends much of his time with the Carolina
Otaku Uprising and only ventures up to the Monkeylair when it's
necessary to pay homage to Faye.
Phil, Jeff and David did battle in NYC during MonkeyFest 2003. Here's the
photographic evidence of their sacred mission. Phil and Jeff standing on the corner of
Joey Ramone Place, David at JRP,
the JRP sign itself, and CBGB.
Here is a collection of random doijinshi scans.
PhilCon 2002 was a blast. So was PhilCon 2003. Mark your calendars for July
13-19 for PhilCon 2004. Flyer 1. Flyer 2. Flyer 3. Flyer 4. Flyer 5. Flyer 6. Flyer 7.
Want to watch me suffer? Come to Animazement.
Okay, so I did manage to get at least one good thing out of Animazement
2002: here's a sketch of Layla from Black Heaven by
the character designer.
WXDU kicks your ass all over Durham.
Tune in to WXDU-Durham 88.7 every Monday morning from 7-9am to listen to
whatever weirdness I happen to be spewing out at the moment. And, yes,
you can listen to the station online.
"MonkeyFest" (parody of "Pool Party" by the
Aquabats)
Maison Ikkoku: The Missing Episodes
The Top Ten Ways To Tell You've Been To Too Many
Anime Cons
The Top Ten Yu Suzuki Pick Up Lines
Tim Ruggieri has a posse.
The Nintendo GameTetrahedron.
For your edification, here are the lyrics to the National Lampoon song Deteriorata, from the album Radio Dinner. Listen to
it here
at the National Lampoon website.
Assorted Yahoo Auction Japan anime listings.
I'm giving in to the urge to put up a random link of something I found
amusing: the need for Earth to have an image makeover.
Go play Zork. Hell, go play the Infocom game of your
choice.
MP3 blogs are a wonderful thing. My first exposure to such a thing was PopNose; since then I've
started love affairs with The Tofu
Hut, Fluxblog, and gabba/POD,. And, it just keeps going with
Bubblegum
Machine, Said the
Gramophone, Teaching The
Indie Kids To Dance Again (a sentiment I can definately get behind),
The Mystical
Beast, Fruits of
Chaos
(fangirls ahoy!), and So This Is
Love...in Spanish! AltaViasta's
Audio Search is a useful tool. To quote: "Share and enjoy!"
Finally, read Teresa Nielsen-Hayden's blog Making Light. She's
just so damn cool. For example, check out her posts on Mary
Sue or the
infrastructure of New York City.
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