Ah, tribe in 2005 was the craigslist of 2002....

I know that most of you have jumped ship to myspace at this point [well, at least ted since he can't get free porn anymore...] but trying to navigate this shit is like trying to drive in a foreign country.......ahhhhhhhh!

PS I'm buying a computer/laptop soon so I will join you all soon when I'm not paying to be online at kinko's!

My buddy Mike sent this to me - it's probably going around but I thought I'd post it here anyway:

Dear friends and family:
Please accept with no obligation, implied or implicit my best wishes for an
environmentally conscious, socially responsible, low stress, non-addictive, gender neutral, celebration of the winter solstice holiday, practiced within the most enjoyable traditions of the religious persuasion of your choice, or secular practices of your choice, with respect for the religi... read more

And no, Esopus is not some new type of STD....Esopus is an art magazine full of inspiration. I plan on keeping issues as coffee table books. [The latest issue has a fold out poster from famed photographer Richard Misrach!] It's more expensive than MAD and JUGGS but so what - it's worth it!

Following is cut from their website: www.esopusmag.com
"Esopus is a twice-yearly arts magazine featuring fresh, unmediated perspectives on the contemporary cultural landscape from artists, writers, fi... read more

Beautiful! I actually didn't expect it to be so awesome but it was.

Checked out the Hatshepsut exhibit - it was alright but half way thru I got the heebie jeebies when I realized the majority of the items were collected from tombs. Yes, of course, it was mold spores that killed the people in King Tut's tomb and not a curse but I still didn't like the idea of it all.

There were a couple of paintings that really got me - the works of Chiura Obata were awesome. You've got to see it i... read more