mcsweeny's lists does it again. too funny

and what's this all about then? Neave Lab's =flash earth= i can't get in close enough to peep the mustang. :(

monkeys on the web: survey monkey is new (to me) and i still love mail chimp for nicely handled, heavy graphics email campaigns.

you'd never know how hard it is to find a *current* forum for typography/fontography. these forums are either last updated july 03, 2003 or weeks behind in comments/posts/replies. where o where am i to find a good forum for learning Fontographer? bah!
anyhoo, here's what i've come across:

• SOTA
• AIGA
• Microsoft - still can't seem to find this magical font editing tool i hear so much about.
• typophile5

engadget. yeah, right. like i don't have enough to geek out over. andy's gettin a pc so he can game without making the hairs on the back of my neck dance. tom's building it too. very effing exciting! he's stuffing all the goods inside a lian li, too. :: drool :: so now i get to decide if i want to put the custom lappy up for sale. if i do that, may as well toss int he desktop pc and the lil lappy that could. i'll never ever get rid of the IBM phone book tho.

no way.

keyboards to die for
• Digitech G15 - LCD display, backlit keys, programmable "G" keys (like "F" keys, but not), serves as a hub for mouse, headphones, mic, etc...
• Optimus - LCD keys that can switch labels depending on what application you're using. omfg
• wolfclaw - this is just funny looking, but man would it help alleviate the stress from the right hand, you know?

you know, i've always wanted to effortlessly pee standing up. thank you, pee mate

i really really really wish i still had my old portfolio from school. i did some really great stuff back then. i've recently invested @ $200 in markers, bristol and a lame Lucy. i think i'll take that one back too. perhaps an actual overhead projector would be more appropriate - and fun.
markering used to be so easy for me. but then, i haven't really done anything in over 10 years. i've so lost my touch. didn't think that this sort of thing was a "use it or lose it" deal.