Monthly Archives: June 2009

Butchering A Fawn On Sunday

Yesterday my friends returned to the house with a roadkill deer that they’d already skinned. Being slightly into taking gory photos, I decided to photograph some of the process of butchering the dead creature. (As an aside, the omnivores pictured … Continue reading

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More Reading On The G20

Well, first of all, there are apparently 877 police in Pittsburgh, but they’re hoping to field 4000 for the event by calling in troops from all the hell over. Lots of talk about the national guard and the purchasing of … Continue reading

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Destroy the G20

(poster culled from strangers in a tangled wilderness, link goes to a pdf.) Reposted from infoshop news: A committee of outside agitators, ne’er-do-wells, unpredictables, and ungovernables gets excited about the G-20. The Grievances On September 24-25th, leaders from the 20 … Continue reading

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Fuchs Lubricants Co.

See, this is funny because Fuchs Lubricants Co. makes two accidental sexual references in one company name. That’s why I took a picture of the truck. Tweet

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Haymarket Square, Circa 2009

I took this picture in Chicago at Haymarket Square. Haymarket Square, where anarchists fought cops for the right to assemble and the right to organize unions, is now a bunch of condos. Yay. Here’s a zine about Haymarket and Mayday. … Continue reading

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Papyrus

Many people who’ve met me recently have learned about my involvement in the war on papyrus. Tweet

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Chunky Move – Mortal Engine

I don’t know much about contemporary dance. But now I want to. Because this is, more or less, the best thing that has ever happened. Technology is at its best when we don’t need it, when it is something that … Continue reading

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