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  • Anything goes: 10/17/2026

    our 102nd weekly open mike

    Let’s see what happens when your host (me) has nothing to say. Step right up, speak your mind, tell a story, sing a song, whatever. … [read more]

  • Links & news: 10/15/2026

    #635 — Oct. 15, 2026

    When LBJ’s right-hand man got arrested for bathroom cruising, the President could barely understand what that was. Then the story got even weirder. … [read more]

  • Once Upon a Time in a Cinema, and a few other films

    Reviewing every movie ever made, in (mostly) alphabetical order

    The Krone Experiment (2005)

    On a regular, recurring basis, a small but frightful phenomenon pushes up from the bowels of the earth, bursting out at a different location every time. … [read more]

  • Links & news: 10/11/2026

    #634 — Oct. 11, 2026

    The silent war for the soul of software

    I work very hard, and I would like to try cake.

    Woman ‘posed as substitute teacher to insult students because she hates kids’

    I’ve been thinking about 9/11

    The Atlas of Trump’s America

    His unmarked grave lay forgotten for 200 years. … [read more]

  • Café International

    Always I teeter on the brink of sanity, but I’ve never yet toppled over the edge. It’s happened to so many others, though, good people lost. … [read more]

  • Anything goes: 10/10/2026

    our 101st weekly open mike

    Let’s see what happens when your host (me) has nothing to say. Step right up, speak your mind, tell a story, sing a song, whatever. … [read more]

  • Krakatit and #Skyking, and a couple other films

    Reviewing every movie ever made, in (mostly) alphabetical order

    The Koumiko Mystery (1965)

    Un film de Chris Marker (La Jetée, Sans Soleil), set and filmed amid the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. … [read more]

  • And now the news: 10/7/2026

    Trump wants to permanently fence off Lafayette Park, DC’s iconic protest place

    Lafayette Park is a city park, across the street from the White house. It’s a place for picnics and midday walks, and it’s also a natural place for protesters to congregate.

     … [read more]
  • Kontroll, and a few more films

    Reviewing every movie ever made, in (mostly) alphabetical order

    Kongo (1932)

    In “deepest, darkest Africa,” a drunkard and a byang-root addict help each other stand up against a cruel bastard in a wheelchair. … [read more]

  • Strangers on the bus

    Headed home on the #F bus, a possible bum but definite scuzzy character got on at the next stop. A white dude wearing stained clothes, his hair was greasy and uncombed, and he was carrying a crumpled bag of fast-food and two drinks in cups with straws. … [read more]

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