I am Baby Cakes
Shudder in horror, cower in despair as Baby Cakes displays his mastery of the twenty-sided die.
What is Baby Cakes? Baby Cakes is Ralph Wiggum at the age of twenty-nine…
if he played D&D…
and if his name was Mark and he criticized a production of King Lear and its use of New-Historicism…
I am Baby Cakes. You are Baby Cakes. We are the world.
Waiting for Elmo etc.
St. Paddy’s day seems as good a time as ever to dust off the old blog. Apologies all around for my absence. I’d share my excuses with you if they weren’t just examples of my laziness. Which I suppose is another example in itself.
Here’s an amusing take on a famous Irishman’s most famous play:
And slightly more serious:
If you manage to listen to it all, leave your impressions, if you please. For instance, when do you loose track of all the Biblical references?
You know, it really has been quite some time since I posted. Let’s see what else I can come up with by the end of the week.
Money and Oil Explained
Via Warren Ellis, Todd Diamond appears to be a recent addition to National Post’s slew of economic experts, and considering the recent downturn in the market these past few days, his advice may well be more valuable than your home or anything in it.
On Money
On Oil
Mellifluent Mondays: Sufjan Stevens
For those of my readers who appear to be incapable of appreciating instrumental music in and of itself, I thought I’d give old Sufjan a try. Here’s The Seer’s Tower from Illinoise:
Mellifluent Mondays: Mogwai
Finally, huh?
I first heard the not quite gentle progressions of Mogwai when I took a shot at buying their album Come On Die Young merely on the say so of maybe one or two music magazines. I can’t remember if they had compared these boys from Scotland to gy!be or not. They’re quite different bands in any case, and I haven’t regretted my decision at all. CODY opened with Punk Rock::
Ha! This clip revealed to me that this confrontation was on the CBC. Hilarious.
