Month: January 2003

  • Back to Athens

    I am probably going to be directing a staged reading of Lysistrata as part of the Lysistrata Project – an event to organize and stage as many readings and productions of the anti-war play as possible to raise awareness for the anti-war movement. I just can’t stand it when God has a plan and things […]

  • Dispatch from Slovenia

    An ICQ buddy writes in: I was just having this conversation with a friend yesterday and I kind of thought about how few people in America must see Bush as a total lunatic. I’m under the impression that a lot of people still agree, or are indiferent to his politics. You can’t imagine how surreal […]

  • Hogtied

    One of Joe Mill‘s finalists starred in a couple fetish videos .

  • Hitch

    I’m trying to confirm my favorite Alfred Hitchcock quote: (or at least, I’ve seen a T-shirt with his mug and this quote) What is Art and why do I have to do him?

  • Jogging for Scream

    Cartman’s Bylaw would require ice cream vans to keep moving at 5mph while open for business.

  • Bounce back.

    It is so funny that after such a downer post as yesterday that I seem to bounce back up again. I had one client at my group session today downtown so I got to do some one-on-one work. I talked a little bit too much but did get the client into a nice ‘yeah baby’ […]

  • Somebody Finally Says It

    Dan Savage rips multiple orifices into the recent HIV yellow journalism: And, before gay men congratulate themselves for “only” making up 42 percent of all new HIV infections, consider this: Gay and bisexual men make up only 3 percent of the population. Perhaps it’s time for AIDS groups to start telling gay men the truth. […]

  • Sold Out. Again.

    I can’t sleep. I found out today that my changing over from part-time status to contract worker is going to be delayed another three fucking months. We’re doing another implementation and for some reason they don’t want to have the contracting process in the middle of it. I agreed to it. I feel like such […]

  • Ping Test

    I set this up to ping Wander-Lust – let’s see if it works!

  • More Agitation

    America’s justification for violent regime change has swung over the years from halting the spread of communism to stopping ethnic cleansing and instilling democracy. Since Sept. 11, it has a new motive: the war on terrorists. … As the war on Iraq got down to business last week with the heaviest air bombardments in 10 […]