Monthly Archive for March, 2005

upgraded to wordpress 1.5

Published by jim on 3/18/2005 in events 2 Comments

update: well. the homepage looks good. all the various sub pages still look a bit crappy though. comments submission should work, even if the pages looks whacky. when i get a few minutes tmrw i’ll try to finish up the migration.

we’ve got a (temporary) new look here on the wb since i just upgraded to wp 1.5 and haven’t had a chance to convert all my hacked up WP stuff over yet. In the meantime, functionality should be pretty similar to what you’re used to.

Totally Homebrewed Children’s Television

Published by jim on 3/18/2005 in events 1 Comment

Probably the only thing that would make me even consider moving back to NJ would be to make a kids show with Beedge. I’d imagine it would end up looking a little something like this.

Let’s Glue!

Published by jim on 3/18/2005 in 2 Comments

This to That

St. Patrick’s Day

Published by nav on 3/18/2005 in Uncategorized 1 Comment

Even If I didn’t want to drink on St. Patrick’s Day, there’d always be a beer in my hand because every time I turn around, someone else is reaching one out to me. Continue reading ‘St. Patrick’s Day’

Over Nine Waves

Published by rpm on 3/15/2005 in Uncategorized 3 Comments

Although this Thursday’s holiday is for many people (who really need no excuse to get drunk) just another excuse to get drunk, as well as an embarrassingly crass and one-dimensional commodification of “Irishness”, St. Patrick’s Day never fails to make me want to celebrate my heritage - in some quiet way, at least. Continue reading ‘Over Nine Waves’

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