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Check out these birthday scenes

Daniel published this entry on Wednesday 02 April, 2008 at 10:03 am. It's been filed in the lookatme + photo category. {Share Your Thoughts}

This song was on repeat:
Siriusmo - Wow mp3
twas zombie-themed, applebees catered, and stellar by all measures
comment with your favorite bday of all time. Mine was this one.

Preemptive Nostalgia

Daniel published this entry on Monday 11 February, 2008 at 11:58 pm. It's been filed in the lookatme + photos category. {Share Your Thoughts}

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Taylor, originally uploaded by moneydick.

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More and more, I’m realizing that photographing my school is becoming a way for me to prepare for the moment when I’m not here anymore, a sort of [...]

And then we went bowling

Daniel published this entry on Thursday 17 January, 2008 at 5:27 pm. It's been filed in the doing + lookatme + photos category. {Share Your Thoughts}

I always love getting confused on the soviet era bowling entry keypad

It was a typical Bowling alley called ‘Mardi Bob Hoe Bowl‘ in Poughkeepsie, NY.

Then it got wacky

Then there was a holy war.

Google Reader

Daniel published this entry on Sunday 13 January, 2008 at 1:40 pm. It's been filed in the google + lookatme + rss category. {Share Your Thoughts}

It’s definitely time to trim down my subscriptions. From the second graph, you can see that I’m reliably asleep between 6a and 10a. It makes you wonder how much google knows about the sleeping habits of Google Reader users. But I try not to think too hard about how much google knows. It’ll make you [...]

Best of 2007 - And I still don’t know what Moneydick truly means

Daniel published this entry on Thursday 10 January, 2008 at 12:37 pm. It's been filed in the lookatme category. {Share Your Thoughts}

By a large margin, my article on the emo creature is the most popular this year, with over 50,000 hits. Second place goes to an ancient article titled ‘A scientific Approach to Myspace’s Failure.’
For some reason, most visitors to my site are based in London and Tokyo. I’m sorry if I’ve neglected any American English [...]