I need to use a quote from the 1820s or so for a shirt/sticker project. The language is formal. I don’t want to use Comic Sans, nor do I want to use something I pull out of the list randomly. What does Lazyweb recommend?
Tag: design
Myspace
Their “friends” setup is bizarrely broken. You can’t see anything but photo and their chosen “display name,” so you don’t know who some people are after a few months when they change their pic to Woody Woodpecker and start calling themselves Antonin Artaud.
I find myself thinking “Who is Potatoes O’Brien?” or “Not only is this woman not Audrey Hepburn, but I don’t know anyone who lives in Macon, Georgia. WTF?”
Then it gets funnier with email. Today I forwarded something and saw how that works; you get the list of display names from which to choose. Two of my friends chose the same one, it being their first name. So I didn’t know whether I was forwarding to turnip or salome_st_john. Fortunately they have similar senses of humor so I just sent it to both.
It’s strange how many recently-built human artifacts are like ancient fucked-up things that Just Somehow Happened.
T-shirt.
I made a shirt on zazzle: http://www.zazzle.com/products/product/product.asp?product_id=235626911138507916
On the front it says “Software is Speech” and on the back it has the 1st Amendment in binary.
Automotive Design Geek Moment
leolo made the mistake of asking me if there’d been a nice-looking car produced in the last ten years. Why, yes! There have! Glad you asked. I won’t go into wine-writing bullshit talking about why I like these designs, but they all please me greatly, the inexpensive and pricy ones both. They are below: