cat_macros

The Colbert Report

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 05:11 pm
posted by: [info]yoshidaeri in [info]cat_macros

Did anyone else watch The Colbert Report on Monday and see him talking about the LOL-Cat in the interview? It was awesome!

Here's the video in case you missed it, he talks about the LOL-Cat about 1minute 10seconds into the clip:
The Colbert ReportMon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
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I can has EARNED cheezeburger!!!

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cat_macros

My first macros

Jan. 8th, 2010 | 05:40 pm
mood: creative creative
music: 02 Medley - 8bit Remix
posted by: [info]jelloni in [info]cat_macros

I've been an avid lurker on cat_macros for some time now. I hope these are lulz-worthy. u_u

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cupcake_goth

One more photo

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 01:53 pm
posted by: [info]cupcake_goth

My last day of work on this contract, so one last Shallow Fashion Details photo from the Bldg. 17 ladies' restroom:

Tomorrow, sleeping in! And finally going to see Avatar, since we were thwarted in our previous attempts.

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madrobins

To Whom it May Concern in Greenland

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 12:42 pm
posted by: [info]madrobins

It has come to our attention that Our Gulf Stream, unaccountably missing this winter, has been relocated to Greenland. We would very much appreciate the prompt return of the Gulf Stream to its customary location at your earliest convenience. If this is not accomplished within a reasonable amount of time, we will have no recourse but to tell The Queen.

Very Truly Yours,

Great Britain

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madrobins

As I Wave Hi to Sharyn

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 12:29 pm
posted by: [info]madrobins

Went to see the dental implant guy today. He's now suggesting that I get two not-covered-by-dental-insurance implants rather than one, for the ultimate betterment of my mouth. Plus pulling off the old old old double-molar crown because he suspects something evil is going on in there. And there will be new crowns and rings and things and fine array. I may have to sell the children in order to afford all this work.

Sigh. Being a grownup is full of suck.

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cat_macros

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 12:58 pm
posted by: [info]compost75 in [info]cat_macros

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cat_macros

My take, although tribble is the best

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 11:21 am
posted by: [info]pgh_anarchist in [info]cat_macros


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cat_macros

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 10:09 pm
posted by: [info]kohii_temple in [info]cat_macros

Following up on [info]two2blue's too damn cute tribble macro.

From this blank at CuteOverload.

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cat_macros

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 05:56 am
posted by: [info]two2blue in [info]cat_macros

This picture is fantastic, even if my caption isn't that great... Found it on CuteOverload if anyone else wants a try. 

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cat_macros

And one for fluffydescent.

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 01:04 am
location: same as last time...
mood: artistic artistic
music: ditto...
posted by: [info]tenorvox in [info]cat_macros



Because.
=X>}=


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cat_macros

One per londonafter12am's request.

Jan. 7th, 2010 | 12:55 am
location: Safe and Insane.
mood: amused amused
music: Some crunky-funkyass acid house...
posted by: [info]tenorvox in [info]cat_macros




Not AS original as I might wish, but hey - at least I riffed on a classic.
That counts, right?
=X>}=

OC and a Classic, this way please.... )

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gwyndolin

January 6, 2010

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 04:46 pm
posted by: [info]gwyndolin


January 6, 2010, originally uploaded by zhidarkivel.

Mother and I braved the snow tonight to try out another of the new Japanese food joints. Kobe - sushi and hibachi.

No question, it was the best hibachi I've ever eaten. I didn't get sushi this time, so can't comment on that, but, absolutely, two thumbs up. Even worth the ride across town in mother's car with the broken heater.

No dessert, because we're heading home to try out another recipe in my new chocolate cake doctor book. So, all around, a day of tasty food.

Let it snow.

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athenais

Bonhomie

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 03:25 pm
posted by: [info]athenais

[info]avocadovpx is in town and I have been playing both host and tour guide. We spent six hours yesterday driving all over the city so I could show him the highlights.

We saw an incredibly smoggy, ugly view from Twin Peaks. The East Bay was invisible. I was not surprised it was a Spare the Air day once I saw that thick layer of nasty, although I'm sorry to say I did not spare the air. I fear I was that most tedious of guides, though, lamenting the wonderful view that he couldn't see and wishing for better weather. Still, it gave him a sense of the size of the city, which I think is a nice thing to know before one sets off exploring.

From there we dropped down to Haight Street and spent an hour wandering around amusing ourselves at various shops, including Giant Robot. On to Golden Gate Park, where we saw the buffalo, down to Ocean Beach, up past the Cliff House to park above the Sutro Baths and walk out to view the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands. I steered us through Sea Cliff to the Presidio and parked at Chrissy Field where the fug had cleared out a little. However, the sun was low in the sky; we should have gotten a much earlier start if we wanted to be good little photographers.

Somewhere in there we took in Fishermans Wharf, Chinatown, Burritt Alley (home of the famous plaque commemorating Miles Archer's death), Nob Hill, Russian Hill and a large portion of the Embarcadero. Bart remembered [info]voidmonster mentioning a chocolate company who manufacture their own dark chocolate starting with the bean. We found Tcho at Pier 17 and their products are awesome. Highly recommended.

We were joined for dinner by fellow VPX attendees [info]drumiller and [info]evangoer. It was the nicest meal out I've had in ages; the food was good, but the company was outstanding. It's so cheering to know we're all still writing, all thriving in our personal lives, still friends three years after our time on Martha's Vineyard.

I'm sure tired today, though. What I really need is more work to keep me in the habit of being out and about. I have some jobs coming up, but more would make me very happy indeed. Almost as happy as spending time with my tribe on the San Francisco waterfront.

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I make a year's-best list -- twice!

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 03:48 pm
posted by: [info]beluthahatchie

Both my 2009 stories -- my PS Publishing novelette The Night Cache and my Dragon Book novelette "The Dragaman's Bride" -- are on the 2009 Recommended Reading List at the group blog Not If You Were the Last Short Story on Earth. Also making the list are stories by Peter S. Beagle, Ted Chiang, Karen Joy Fowler, Nancy Kress, Margo Lanagan, Kelly Link ... too many to name, but great company, certainly.

Rich Horton, meanwhile, reports that "The Dragaman's Bride" is one of "the three stories that I most wished to include and couldn't fit" into The Year's Best Science Fiction and Fantasy 2010.

Thanks, all!

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An early review of The Night Cache

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 03:41 pm
posted by: [info]beluthahatchie

Jonathan Strahan writes:
I love it. ... Duncan has taken a ghost story about geocaching and codebreaking and made it his own just by telling it in his own unique voice. ... Suffice to say that it's perfect for a cold Winter's night. It's certainly a story that will stay with me for a good long while.
Read the whole review here, at the fine group blog Not If You Were the Last Short Story on Earth. Thanks, Jonathan!

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The Night Cache is on sale

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 03:15 pm
posted by: [info]beluthahatchie

My new supernatural novelette, The Night Cache, is now available for online order at the PS Publishing site, in both signed and unsigned hardcover editions. Here's a taste of Ben Baldwin's fine cover art. A larger version is here, at Baldwin's site.I'm delighted to appear in a catalog alongside Ray Bradbury, Basil Copper, Joe Hill, Stephen King, Zoran Zivkovic, my friends Scott Edelman and Paul Di Filippo, etc.

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cupcake_goth

Stuff and things, things and stuff

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 11:32 am
location: Cubeville
posted by: [info]cupcake_goth

Today is the next-to-last-day of my current work contract. On the one hand, looming unemployment and job-hunting, ugh. On the other hand, time to work on the novel I started writing on New Year's Day, time to finish clearing out the Storage Heap Room o' Doom, and time to make stuff to sell at Mourning Market and my eventually-to-be-launched Etsy store. So, mostly yay, I think.


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My Dad, because he is a helper and an enabler, made the brilliant suggestion that I need to find an oversized bird cage to keep my doll in. Like this, or this, or this! (yes yes, clicky-links to eBay.) My friends who have long listened to me talk about my need for decorative cages to keep decorative people in understand why this suggestion is so appealing to me.


Speaking of my Evangeline Ghastly doll, I realized that I'm not entirely decided on her name. I thought it was Lucretia, but then the Stroppy One suggested Pandora. But neither of those seemed to stick, which I think means I haven't found her name yet. Vexing, very vexing.


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Awwww! Jake von Slatt over at Steampunk Workshop wrote a very nice review and article about the Gothic Charm School book! (clicky-link!)

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Everyone needs to go read the newest law of the Internet, because it is BRILLIANT: http://www.racialicious.com/2009/12/21/and-we-shall-call-this-moffs-law/

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And finally, here, have a SFD photo (EDIT: bah, I don't like my expression or how I was tilting my head in this picture, but it shows the details of the outfit):

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madrobins

May You Find the King's Coin

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 10:35 am
posted by: [info]madrobins

May you wassail the apple trees (pour a little of your apple-based punch on the roots, to guarantee a good harvest in the fall). May you make merry, sing, dance, drink to the point of joy (but not to the point of feeling rotten) and enjoy the people you love best.

Happy Twelfth Night.

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merimask

Two kids...

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 12:51 pm
mood: contemplative contemplative
posted by: [info]merimask

I am in a good mood because for now, no snow is falling.  Also it's relatively warm...26!  Woo.  I'm totally loading the dog into the car & heading to the forest trail we both love on Grand Island.  Time for a long walk in the pretty snow.

But first, two children.  The first is Captain Nagano's little boy, Kaiou.  You might remember my favorite Ninja Fisherman from Japan?  Well, his baby is about seven months old and cute as a button.

I predict that when he's able to climb things, his mother is going to have her hands full.  ^_^

The second picture is of Charlotte at the John Lennon memorial in Central Park last week.

Seems like she was just a baby, not too long ago (yesterday perhaps).  Imagine, indeed.

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shelly_rae

Travel Meme

Jan. 6th, 2010 | 06:57 am
posted by: [info]shelly_rae

"List the towns or cities where you spent at least one night away from home during 2009. Mark with a star if you had multiple non-consecutive."

My traveling in 2009 was curtailed by my bike accident and subsequent recovery but I did get around a bit.

Anacortes, WA*
Mount Vernon, WA
Puyallup, WA
Olympia, WA
San Jose, CA*
Watsonville, CA
San Francisco, CA
Portland, OR*

In 2010 one of my goals to to get around a bit more. Peripatetic Woman loves to travel and I'm ready to go. I can be packed in about 20 minutes or less--who's ready to go?
Anon

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