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It’s taken a couple months, but I’ve finished uploading 700+ photos to my Less Old Stuff set; I’m calling this digital excavation project complete.

You’d think a guy like me would be all over Tales of the Cocktail. (Hell, I should be on a panel. After all, I’ve co-hosted almost a hundred episodes of a show about mixed drinks.) But every year it sneaks up on me, and I find myself obligated elsewhere. This year I’m hanging with the [...]

I’ll be at the FOLC booth at the Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo this morning, from 10 ’til noon; stop by and say hi.

Just learned of the untimely passing of New Orleans’ own Robert Asprin, creator of Thieves’ World and Another Fine Myth and many other science fiction and fantasy works.

No school today, so quiet — and then the machinery.

The internet and this old world can still blow my mind. Browsing through a random Wikipedia article I discovered that before the Cuban Revolution there was a ferry that sailed twice daily between Havana and New Orleans. This bears further investigation.

Due to circumstances beyond my control, all rox.com e-mail is out of commission for the foreseeable future; however I do have my replacement Crackberry so you can call or txt me.

In an abrupt reversal, former POW John McCain votes for torture; fortunately the Senate votes the other way.

StatCounter’s keyword analysis reveals this blog is the top result for the following web search: anesthesia in anus by kinky doctor.

I’m not sure who said what, but in this CityBusiness article I seem to have merged with Michael Homan.

What the hell? I thought I was Everson à Orleans.

I finally added a brief biography to this site.

I mistakenly told some people that Cynthia McKinney will not be seeking the Green Party’s nomination as a presidential candidate, but in fact she is, along with six other hopefuls.

How can this occur a full five months after this? (Thanks, BSJD)

Kalypso surveys her street and finds 70% of the houses are uninhabited.

Story on the front page of today’s paper confirms what I wrote in November.

Something tells me the picture of Sharon Jasper sitting next to her widescreen TV on page A-14 of today’s Times-Picayune will not advance the cause of public housing.

Ethan Brown gives me and this blog mention in the Guardian.

I thought painting trim was a pain, but staining trim in place is a royal bitch.

Some guy named Bart from Indianapolis spoke at a local conference and got on the front page of today’s paper.