Daily (kinda, sorta) thoughts from the mind of Stinky Tofu about world of Stinky Tofu, including (almost) daily Baby Reports about the Baby and Memphie. And who are the Baby and Memphie? Well, that's pretty obvious, no?
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
In other news...
I always knew there was something off about Philly. Guess I'm not the only one who thought so. How e.
Bathing Azn-style
Saw this on treehugger about how the Japanese conserve water through how they bathe themselves. Now, I don't know about other azn countries, but I know that in Taiwan folks also do the sitting shower thing. Anyhoo, this is a good primer for saving water and also if one to find oneself doing some public bathing in Asia.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Pet Peeve No. 123
Men who sit on the subway with their legs spread at a 90 degree plus angle. They look like they're getting ready to do some birthing. Either that or they've got some physical problems with their sacs that prevents them from closing their legs for fear of doing themselves some serious injury. If the latter, please seek professional assistance lest one day you piss me off enough that I take care of your problem for you.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Monday, October 8, 2007
Unintentially Creepy
So here I was listening to one of my favorite online radios -- Sky.fm's 80's station -- grooving to Culture Club when this song starts.
I am the eye in the sky
Looking at you
I can read your mind
I am the maker of rules
Dealing with fools
I can cheat you blind
And I don't need to see any more
To know that
I can read your mind, I can read your mind
Um, yeah. Don't call me, I'll call you.
I am the eye in the sky
Looking at you
I can read your mind
I am the maker of rules
Dealing with fools
I can cheat you blind
And I don't need to see any more
To know that
I can read your mind, I can read your mind
Um, yeah. Don't call me, I'll call you.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Symmetry In Biology
Ever notice that hold people have really soft skin like babies? Evidently as we age our skin thins. When we're born we have baby soft thin skin that hardens as we age, then at some point it thins out again. Biology can be scary.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
HP Attack
Ephanie and I visited Harry Potter Place in Soho:

We saw lots of adults dressed in age-inappropriate clothing, and lots of children with random crup drawn on their faces. Unfortunately I didn't take any pics of those because I didn't want my camera lens to crack.
We also saw the Knight Bus:

We also took some silly pictures of ourselves as HP. Unfortunately I was looking the wrong way so the picture looked as if I have a broken neck. However the worst part was that while we were stuck in line waiting for the photos Scholastic began live-streaming JKR's reading of Book 7. I began humming like a crazy person. Damn you Scholastic, damn you.

We saw lots of adults dressed in age-inappropriate clothing, and lots of children with random crup drawn on their faces. Unfortunately I didn't take any pics of those because I didn't want my camera lens to crack.
We also saw the Knight Bus:

We also took some silly pictures of ourselves as HP. Unfortunately I was looking the wrong way so the picture looked as if I have a broken neck. However the worst part was that while we were stuck in line waiting for the photos Scholastic began live-streaming JKR's reading of Book 7. I began humming like a crazy person. Damn you Scholastic, damn you.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
morningstar delight
well let's see, what did i do today. well, first i spent a couple hours browsing my favorite harry potter fan sites looking for more interesting tidbits about my favorite book series of all time. no juicy tidbits today, but i made a few more friends on the bulletin boards, too bad they're all too young to travel alone so we can't meet up and hang out.
then enn woke up and was absolutely glowing. i don't know how she manages to look so beautiful when she first wakes up. must be the japanese genes. she is so cute when she is sleppy and watches golden girls with one eye open and one eye closed.
later i cooked up one of my favorite salty treats.
then enn woke up and was absolutely glowing. i don't know how she manages to look so beautiful when she first wakes up. must be the japanese genes. she is so cute when she is sleppy and watches golden girls with one eye open and one eye closed.
later i cooked up one of my favorite salty treats.
Friday, July 13, 2007
The Media Loves Cop-ShootersKillers
Looks like cop-shooterskillers Dexter Bostick and Robert Ellis are being arraigned today at the Brooklyn Criminal Court. And how do I know? By the 4 news vans parked beneath my windows and the mass of reporters outside the courthouse:

Here's Ch.2 reporting live from the scene:

For those not in the know, Bostick and Ellis are two of three men who are being arraigned on charges related to the shooting of NYPD officers Russel Timoshenko and Herman Yan in Crown Heights during a traffic stop earlier this week.

Here's Ch.2 reporting live from the scene:

For those not in the know, Bostick and Ellis are two of three men who are being arraigned on charges related to the shooting of NYPD officers Russel Timoshenko and Herman Yan in Crown Heights during a traffic stop earlier this week.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
What'choo looking at???

Don't know what it is about these birds of prey, but they sure are one suspicious looking bunch.
Personally I think this particular bird looks as if it's been caught doing something.
Um, what dear? No, I didn't eat the mouse. Uh, what's in my talon? Uh, what talon? I mean, uh, nothing. Nothing at all.
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Sending out an SOS
I just finished watching about 12 hours of Live Earth. A few observations:
1) Older rockers should look to Jon Bon Jovi and Sting as models for how they should be living their lives -- both have a lot less bloat than most others of their generation, for ex. Nick Rhodes;
2) No one cares about Sydney. Both Bravo and Sundance showed acts from NYC, Rio, Shanghai, Tokyo, Johannesburg, and Hamburg; but neither showed anything from Sydney. Even Keith Urban didn't perform in Sydney but rather NYC (well, actually Giants Stadium in Jersey, but close enough). For crying out loud, they even showed the scientists in Antarctica; and
3) Performers should not be singing ballads in stadiums. Stick with rock anthems, or if you're Madonna songs involving slow gyrating orgy dance routines (starting at 3:44 into the song).
1) Older rockers should look to Jon Bon Jovi and Sting as models for how they should be living their lives -- both have a lot less bloat than most others of their generation, for ex. Nick Rhodes;
2) No one cares about Sydney. Both Bravo and Sundance showed acts from NYC, Rio, Shanghai, Tokyo, Johannesburg, and Hamburg; but neither showed anything from Sydney. Even Keith Urban didn't perform in Sydney but rather NYC (well, actually Giants Stadium in Jersey, but close enough). For crying out loud, they even showed the scientists in Antarctica; and
3) Performers should not be singing ballads in stadiums. Stick with rock anthems, or if you're Madonna songs involving slow gyrating orgy dance routines (starting at 3:44 into the song).
Friday, July 6, 2007
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Blockage
As much as I hate the amount of environmental and monetary waste that goes it producing a large firework display such as the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks I still love the booming insanity of it all. That said, I hate crowds and was hoping to avoid the teeming mass of people by taking in the display from the roof deck of my new building. Unfortunately, after a quick reconnaissance I realized a problem:

Given where the barges are placed I won't be able to see shiz. Oh well. Teeming masses here I come, though hopefully the rain will keep some of them away.

Given where the barges are placed I won't be able to see shiz. Oh well. Teeming masses here I come, though hopefully the rain will keep some of them away.
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Happy 2/3 Day!!!
Ever since I've started working in my current field I've always like the day before a national holiday because I only have to work 2/3 of a work day. Yay! Sticking it to The Man!
Unfortunately, this will be my last 2/3 Day as I'm switching jobs and my new job will not care about national holidays, bank closures, terrorist acts, national calamities, and so on.
So it's with a heavy heart that I celebrate this my last 2/3 Day. So long 2/3 Days, I'll miss you.
Unfortunately, this will be my last 2/3 Day as I'm switching jobs and my new job will not care about national holidays, bank closures, terrorist acts, national calamities, and so on.
So it's with a heavy heart that I celebrate this my last 2/3 Day. So long 2/3 Days, I'll miss you.
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Perspective
Not long ago, New Yorkers used to queue for bread:

Now we camp for phones -- yes a really cool looking, technologically flashy phone, but a phone nonetheless:

That said, at least no one waited in line for bread for a week unlike these people.

Now we camp for phones -- yes a really cool looking, technologically flashy phone, but a phone nonetheless:

That said, at least no one waited in line for bread for a week unlike these people.
Friday, June 29, 2007
What Enn Says 2
The latest:
"i did it!
i had to do it!
i put the avon b. cancer walk people on my spam list!
:/"
"i did it!
i had to do it!
i put the avon b. cancer walk people on my spam list!
:/"
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Piaps of Pride!
Friday, June 15, 2007
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)







