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BLOG 10/2003

12 OCTOBER
Arf, arf, fun with my patented Battery-Rolling™ technique of generating glitches.
A 1.5 volt future awaits us all. 

I'm taking an electronic break for two weeks. See you in November. Hope to have something
a bit special to announce to you glitch-mongers when I get back.

COLOR 9 IS SYSTEM MESSAGE
COLOR 9 IS SYSTEM MESSAGE

11 OCTOBER
1-bit audio visualization. From some visuals I've been slavering (sic) over.

IT'S ALWAYS SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ABOVE THE CLOUDS
IT'S ALWAYS SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ABOVE THE CLOUDS

04 OCTOBER
Highly amplified glitchy ALT text printout.
9orno-pops. Breakfast mandatory 9orn for sociological sectors D, E and worse.

I think that the blog format is getting a bit naff now.
As this site degenerates, er, matures into a Vosene™ commercial, a deadly crucifixion
might be the order of the day. But, until then, I might as well do the
bloggerly thing of shooting 9mm hyper-hot-webboo-links into your stereo eyeflams.
As regularly doped-up glitch junkies will know, I almost always never
modulate the clean, clinical, hospital-hygiene-fetishistic, nuclear
untouchablenessness of my site with links to other sites because they're all wrong.
But I like this one: SATAN'S LAUNDROMAT. You can't go wrong with a name like that.
It is funny and thoroughly unwholesome, unless you have strong views
on laundromats. Oh god, I can't believe I wrote that. You know I write all
the textual gems for this site on Post-It Notes™ and my neighbours'
discarded envelopes, and then type them up in best typewriting onto parchment
on Thursday lunchtime, then make three photocopies of a carbon-copy onto
white, blue and yellow paper. I file the yellow copy under "Y" for yellow.
I compress (by scrunching into a ball) the blue copy onto floppy diskette format,
for a lifetime's digital longevity in digital quality format. The white copy
is laser-printed onto your television screen via Minitel™, where you can
make a handy backup copy on thermal paper. But thermal paper fades after
47 seconds, so leisurelyly scan it into your Apricot™ and floppy-ize it for
even more digital longevity. Next week's topic is too.

BALLOON ZOO
BALLOON ZOO

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