If you’re looking for a very weird and highly disturbing movie, look no further than The Green Butchers.
It would be like Delicatessen if only it were funny. Instead it’s Danish and really depressing.
Jan Kabili over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog says:
I have no desire to be plugged into a music player and a telephone all day long. I’d rather have all my senses tuned into the real world. So call me a throwback. I can take it.
Well, I’m a throwback too. After eight years of using only a cellphone, I’m enjoying being cellphone free (even if it will all come to an end in a month or so). Although if I could only find a phone I might consider it. Now they all have cameras, MP3 players, coffee makers, and eyebrow waxers thrown into the mix.
Go read Jan’s post and you’ll understand why.
Update: On the other hand, I would like to score one of the iPod nanos.
Has anyone else noted the irony?
Looking at the anarchy that is the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, it occurred to me today that if they weren’t off getting killed in Iraq, we’d have a heck of a lot more National Guardsmen to help out in New Orleans…
I’m not the praying sort these days, but I am certainly sending out a plea for those who need help right now.
These days all our photos are stored on Flickr. Pretty much just like everyone else. Our old photos are also still available.
