Graphic Review

SitSoC Episode 26: Juxtaposition

This entry was posted in Spitting in the Stream of Consciousness and tagged Aeither.Net All Over The Place artificial happiness B-Vitamins baby dropoff boxes Check yourself before you wreck yourself Determinism digital beard stroking Don't hug me - I'm scared five minute bang bang bangs Free Will Future Kendric Really Doesn't Pay Attention Graphic Review HiBall HiBall give us money Identity Inspirational videos Juxtaposition kendric kyle Liarouter! more random songs Myers–Briggs Nonconformists plagiarism is fine Reading Rainbow SAMR short topic roundup SITSOC The Word Is Hoosiers They Might Be Giants Time is a concept based on the linear sequentiality of events Zenos paradoxes on by

Some of the things we reference: First baby drop-off box for unwanted newborns installed in Indiana xkcd: Words that end in GRY  

SitSoC Episode 20: Dog Farts

This entry was posted in Spitting in the Stream of Consciousness and tagged a bard's eye view Aeither.Net Apples and Oranges artificial happiness Barking at Farts boxed culture Bye Joe Categorical Imperative copyright law digital beard stroking Dog Farts Dog Squeezers Echo Chambers Get yo 4 wheel drive on Graphic Review Harmless Gasoline Fight Intellectual Property Meta Politics! Rabble Rousing roll the list SITSOC Sounds of Opening Cans Starbucks Red Cup The 'Rado Vermin Supreme Weather is cray cray on by

or “Dog farts to copyright law”  

Graphic Reviews: Pax Romana 2

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This week I’ll be reviewing the four issue what-if series Pax Romana, which is written and illustrated by Jonathan Hickman. I’ve always loved reading about history. Getting to see the ways in which people lived and thought about their own lives and those they interacted with, and how that compares […]

Graphic Reviews: Lazarus 1

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This week I’ll be reviewing a brand new dystopian series: Lazarus, which is written by Greg Rucka with art by Michael Lark. What has always drawn me to science fiction, and dystopian fiction in general, is the way it can take current events and concepts and stretch them just far enough to be […]