Monthly Archives: April 2007
Views from my daily commute
This is what I get to look at every day on my walk to work: It’s a little under 2 miles from my apartment to work, and takes about 18 minutes to walk from start to finish. Of course, I’m talking about walking at an Osaka pace, so it would really be more like 25 … Continue reading
A Simian Mug
Take a look at this fish. What would you say its face looks like? The monkeyface-eel lives along the coasts in tidepools and eat mainly algae and crustaceans. A friend of mine has gone fishing for these, using a poke-pole, and says that they taste pretty good, though cleaning them can be problematic. Their skin … Continue reading
Dishonesty sucks
Alright, I have a bone to pick. Some jerk ripped off my pictures, and his page got Dugg to the #1 spot today: (This site has been completely changed now, thanks to the support of readers like you!) http://www.bloggingwv.com/the-worlds-most-amazing-fishtank/ Here’s the Digg link: http://www.digg.com/general_sciences/The_worlds_most_amazing_fish_tank_PICTURES And my original post: http://www.cosmicbuddha.com/adam/archives/002230.html If you’re as disgusted as I … Continue reading
Reminiscing of Ryukyu
Watching this conjures up memories of awamori, umibudo, goya champuru, taco rice, and stewed pig’s feet while listening to the laid back twangs and beats of the shinsen and taiko, accompanied by hauntingly beautiful vocals of a dialect that I love to listen to, yet do not understand.
Little Evil vs. BJ Penn
The 3rd season of Ultimate Fighter has Jens Pulver and BJ Penn as coaches on opposing teams, and they’re going to fight on the last show! Both of these fighters are among my favorites, and despite being conflicted on who I want to win, I know it’s going to be a good fight. In other … Continue reading
Use the pliers…
This fish has big teeth: link
Puppies of Spring
This set was actually taken in the Fall, but the 7 seem more like harbingers of Spring to me. As much as I don’t like small dogs, these puppies were the best puppies in the world. They weren’t the smartest, nor the most ferocious or dependable, but they were the happiest dogs I have known. … Continue reading