Garrett from Trans Pacific Radio wants me to post this. (You owe me a beer.)
Black Stripe Theater, a team of independent artists, performers and technicians based in Tokyo, will be performing David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning play Glengarry Glen Ross (in English) from Friday Feb. 22 through Sunday Feb. 24 at Theatre Iwato in Shinjuku. Tickets are ￥3,000 for adults, ￥2,500 for students or seniors, or you can contact TPR for a pair of free tickets if you act fast.
In 2005, Stephen Wiltshire, an autistic British artist, toured Tokyo by foot, bus and helicopter, then drew the entire city from memory. (Like Motoki, at age three he still wasn't talking.) You can see the entire panorama here.
I watched the YouTube video with the volume off. From the comments it sounds like the voiceover is pretty bad.
This is my first time cross-posting to my blog from blip.tv. It's a new service that hosts video files for free. They not only foot the cost for storage and bandwidth, but also keep the video in its original format, unlike youtube.com.
@keithdsouza Unless you've given birth to saints, every parent wants to throttle their kids sometimes. Wanting to and doing it are different
about 1 day ago from twhirl
When I make a tweet exactly 140 characters long, I feel as though I have created something artistic, like haiku.
about 1 day ago from twhirl
I'm just sitting here, waiting for 6pm to roll around so I can go home, guzzle a bottle of whiskey & beat my wife & kids senseless. Woo-hoo!
about 1 day ago from twhirl
When someone at work ask me for technical help but won't listen to what I'm telling them, the best thing to do is not care and walk away.
about 1 day ago from twhirl
Boss yelled at me today, why am I naked. I said I'm not naked, I'm wearing socks. He says next time I should wear 3 socks instead of just 2.
about 1 day ago from twhirl
And its beautiful women. And its public transportation system. And its broadband. And its unemployment benefits. And its beautiful women.
about 2 days ago from TwitterMail
FACT: I'm drunk. God Bless Japan and its beer-selling train kiosks. And its national health insurance. And its prohibition of guns.
about 2 days ago from TwitterMail
Where's Richie?
54 days ago: At Koga station about to start the commute to work.
