by Mike Browne
on July 31, 2002
I bought myself a couple of gifts for my birthday (I’ll be 33 on Monday, August 5th) because I probably won’t get anything from anyone else. You say: Aaaaawwwwwww!
Anyway, I picked up the new Resident Evil DVD and Italian director Dario Argento’s Suspiria Special Edition from Anchor Bay.
The set comes with 3 cd’s the first is the movie with lots of special features, the second in the 25th Anniversary Documentary of the film, and the third CD is the origianl soundtrack by Goblin. Suspiria is not the only soundtrack that Goblin was involved in.
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by Mike Browne
on July 31, 2002
Great! There’s a place to go to wait for kitties to use the litter box. Sadly one of their cats (The Black Cat) dies earlier this year. He looked just like my old black cat, Popeye, who lived to be an old cat. I still miss Popeye. Moosh would not like him though.
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by Mike Browne
on July 30, 2002
Food throughout the ages: Yummy!
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by Mike Browne
on July 30, 2002
I, as people who know me have by now realized, am a huge horror movie fan. I am currently reading “The Monster Show” – A Cutural History of Horror.
So far I’ve read about such classics as Tod Browning’s Freaks and Dracula, the man of 1000 faces, Lon Chaney in his many roles, and of course Frankenstein strring the late great Boris Karloff. Maybe I’ll get off my rear end and get into remaking some of these classics. It’s kind of been a fantasy of mine for a long time. It’d be cool to see what modern movie making could do with Frankenstein (and not that crappy DeNiro version).
Long live Horror. There’s some great modern horror as well. There will always be room for more horror in my world, good or bad (none of it is really bad).
Muhahahhahahahahhaha!
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by Mike Browne
on July 29, 2002
Look at the first link on this page. Once again, lunch gets a nod. Hehe! Cool!
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by Mike Browne
on July 26, 2002
Here’s a picture of me in Seattle at Web Design World 2002.
Kevin took this pic after one particularly boring speaker. You can see our new buddy Mark from Intel walking away in disgust.
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by Mike Browne
on July 26, 2002
From one of Carol’s co-workers:
“If you had bought $1000.00 worth of Nortel stock one
year ago, it would now be worth $49.00.
With Enron, you would have $16.50 of the original
$1,000.00.
With Worldcom, you would have less than $5.00 left.
If you had bought $1,000.00 worth of Budweiser (the
beer, not the stock) one year ago, drank all the beer,
then turned in the cans for the 10 cent deposit, you
would have $214.00.
Based on the above, my current investment advice is
to drink heavily and recycle.”
I don’t drink, but feel it necessary to pass the information on to those who have that option.
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by Mike Browne
on July 26, 2002
Where do you live? There’s a proton that exists in the universe, in the Milky way, in this solar system, on Earth, in North America, in Canada, in British Columbia, in Maple Ridge, on Thorne Avenue, in Thorneberry Gardens, in Number 12, on Moosh’s back, on a flea, on some bacteria.
Thanks to Pilar and Bill for the ultra-cool link.
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by Mike Browne
on July 25, 2002
Photos of cheesy German bands.
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