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Carrot ends on placemat

Carrot ends on placemat by jmignault
Carrot ends on placemat, a photo by jmignault on Flickr.

I ate them up yum.

Coffee Exchange

My favorite coffee shop ever
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Boy vs. Lobster

Who wins?
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More Falmouth Road Race

Third wave or so
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Falmouth Road Race

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SuperDuperMan

Words to live by
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Today’s pens 07/23

Left to right:
Aero 51
Pel m600
Swan self-filler
Blackbird
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But only to each other

They’re private conversations.
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Update: it’s since been corrected. Thank God for screenshots.

Tintin & Captain Haddock



Tintin & Captain Haddock, originally uploaded by Richard Parmiter.

Was looking for a Capt Haddock icon for avatar purposes and ran across this. Way cool.

And brush your teeth

The Blog That Goes Ping » Helpful Advice From A Benevolent Guru:

In the comments to this blog post by Sten K Anderson, which addresses this phenomenon from another perspective (with respect to Joel Spolsky, who’s another Paul Grahamy type), a commenter named Chris Williams says: 

“You will look back at what you’ve written in ten years and laugh at your naivety. Stop worrying so much about what other people might think, they’re all faking it anyway – even your ‘heroes’. Also, check your spelling.”

That might be the best guru advice you can possibly get.”

What he said, especially about Kricfalusi-as-guru, though John K has really interesting and excellent taste in cartoons and comics. At least he did when I read it for awhile.



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