Das wird böse enden! Werner Enke ist im Netz! Endlich eine Site, die sich mit dem Schaffen eines der ganz großen Vorbilder der Neuen Bremer Schule beschäftigt!

„Ich mag’s nicht, wenn sich die Dinge schon früh am Morgen so dynamisch entwickeln."

Der Martin zeigt der Barbara seine Strichmännchen

Hier ist eine weitere Site in Sachen "Zur Sache, Schätzchen!"

Meine "Untermieterin" is' jetzt auch virtuell. Willkommen im Verein, Frau Hecke

This is so nice!

Taken from entensity.net

"President Bush waves at a fundraiser for the Republican candidate for the Mississippi governorship, Haley Barbour, at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson, Sept. 12, 2003"

Taken from yahoo.news

Have more fun in the bathtub with Captain Quack and the mighty devil ducks

Here is a controversial website on "Hitler's pope" with various ressources on the topic and lots of material on the Goldhagen-debate.

Rick Tremblee has a great archive with graphical movie-reviews and everything you ever wanted to konow about SNUB: THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN DEVICES (The band that never "was")

"Lately I've seen a few TV ads for Sony's upcoming movie, Underworld. My main thought was really goth-like scenes reminiscent of the Matrix, but apparently its a vampires vs. werewolves film. And that plot, my friends, has the folks at White Wolf pissed -- according to a lawsuit they filed against Sony, White Wolf invented the idea of vampires and werewolves fighting each other, as well as a host of other horror film ideas."

Fully story in Brian Carnell's weblog

The guys at misleader.org started "a daily chronicles of Bush distortion"

"Years ago, Lou Reed was playing live in London, and a girl near the front screamed up at him, "I love you, Lou!"

And he smiled. Lou Reed smiled. He looked down at her and he smiled and said, "I love you too, little darlin'. Why the hell else do you think I'm still doing this after all these years?"

Yeah."

Quoted from diepunyhumans.com, Warren Ellis' weblog

"Punk arseholes against Bush CMU reports on punkers banding together against the President. Yeah great, a bunch of ignorant morons bleating on about stuff they have no idea about. This should be fun to watch.

Rock The Vote - but with a political agenda - we like it! Good Charlotte, Pennywise, Green Day, NOFX , Alkaline Trio and Sum 41 have all agreed to participate in a new compilation album called 'Rock Against Bush'. Organised by NOFX singer Fat Mike, who owns independent label Fat Wreck Chords, the album will try to encourage the punk community to take an interest in politics, and more importantly to use their vote against the Bush administration. The album will be accompanied by a number of live shows immediately after its release, and in the lead up to the election itself.

Fat Mike: "About a year ago I decided to use my influence to get bands together to speak out about the president. I think it's our responsibility as citizens and musicians to do so. He's wrecking the country and the world. He's starting wars for no reason, our economy is in the toilet, he's ruining the environment, and he does things like cut taxes when we need money. We're trying to build a coalition of kids 18 to 25. We want punks and other disenfranchised young people to vote as a block, which no one has ever done before. Kids are the biggest group of people that don't vote. We want to change that."

Mike admits that the name 'Rock Against Bush' might cause opposition at some colleges and radio stations and that a name change may be required. "Certain colleges won't advertise it as Rock Against Bush, and a lot of radio stations won't mention the name either. So we may just call it the Punkvoter tour or something, but to us it will always be Rock Against Bush."

Quoted from Dodgeblogium

Subwayoutlaws.com is filled with pictures, anecdotes and everything you ever wanted to know about the early days of aerosol-art.

"The lifestyle was hard. Some writers were throwaways or runaways, living wherever they could. Almost all of them were out stealing paint, sneaking into subway yards and tunnels at all hours, and getting into fights with other writers over territory, real and imagined slights, and raids on each others’ paint supplies. They tell wild stories about escape attempts, successful and otherwise, when the police showed up. Although their joy was great when they saw a car they’d painted in use in the subway system, in effect a traveling billboard for their work, there was always a good chance that the cars they’d just gone to so much trouble to paint were going to immediately get hauled into maintenance and buffed straight down to the metal, so that no one would ever see what they did."

Quoted from Nielsen Hayden's Weblog

Found at boingboing.net

The Craphound found this extremely detailed page of Springfield.

Another fine shortie from these guys in Bremen winning awards like crazy. The latest one won the "good film food 2003"-award which was a competition about "ecological cultivation and it's products."

Check the film-section of the portfolio to see it!

Great place with lots of pictures of food packaging, Marvel Monster Comics, Cereal Boxes, gum cards, 50s animation and lots of other things that might inspire you in one way or another. TICK TOCK TOYS - Archives and Galleries - a cavalcade of images and ideas

When ASCII met MIDI they decided to play some Heavy Metal and shoot a few videos. Aargh, the pain!

"I love you. or else.

I'm sad that you can only make the "I love you so much. I can't imagine living without you. So if you ever break up with me, I'm going to kill you." joke once.

'Cause it's really funny."

Digifox rocks!

God, Retrocrush.com. started to become one of my faves up here in the virtual realms. Some really funny shit and nasty pictures. You don't dare to forget checking out ROBERT and RANDY LOOK AT THE FASHION FIASCO THAT WAS KNOWN AS ACID WASH JEANS! .

Simon Waldman posted scans of various pages from an issue of "Homes and Gardens Magazine" published in November 1938. .

Then he had to take them down because the magazine didn't want to be associated with the story anymore. Nonetheless, the story called "At home with Hitler" is an interesting piece of history.

Some news from the conspiracy-guys at The Insider and a few facts about the involvement of secret intelligence in the Bahá'í Faith.

"US spy confirms Dr Kelly's death 'was not suicide'

Dr David Kelly was befriended by Mrs Mai Pederson, an undercover US intelligence agent.

Dr Kelly, a leading weapons expert, was found dead by police in the woods near his home after being named as the insider who spoke to journalists about the lies told by the UK and US governments to justify the invasion of Iraq. Mrs Pederson was "one of the very first people to know that Dr Kelly's body had been found."

As a US military intelligence spy, Master Sergeant Mai Pederson was trained to attach to people identified as targets, befriend them, gain their trust, infiltrate their life, and then exploit them as directed by her superiors. She was a specialist in seducing male targets."

from a story in The Insider

Here's the latest craze: Dancing behind the back of your fellow workers while someone tapes you on the video

"Suppose you could take a camera - lens, film, and all - and stretch it like a blob of Silly Putty. You could wrap it around people, simultaneously capturing them from all directions. You could put one end of the blob on the ground floor of a building and stretch it up the stairs to the roof, getting one exposure of all the foot traffic in the whole building at once. You could change the shape of the camera for every image in a movie, capturing the point of view of multiple characters at once as they move around."

Andrew Glassner figured it all out.

I always forgot to mention arbeiterring, the publishing house of John Saxon who also plays in The Weakerthans if that makes you buy more of their fine books.

A chilling story and a remarkable piece of journalism about identifying the unknown man jumping off the World Trade Center on Sept.11th 2001. You must have seen the picture, here's the story in Esquire by Tom Junod

Yes, that strange little bookshop I work at has a weblog too and it starts right here!

The Cramps will rock the SO36 in Berlin on Sept. the 19th and the guys next door thought it would be a good idea to do a Comic-All-hail-the-mighty-Cramps-exihibition which will open the same night at 8 p.m. (artists and location below)

Am 19. September spielen The Cramps, die amerikanische Punk'n'Roll-Legende, im Kreuzberger SO 36. Zu diesem Ereignis eröffnet die Galerie Knoth & Krüger am gleichen Abend eine Ausstellung mit Arbeiten zu den Cramps. Mit dabei sind unter anderen Andreas Michalke, Danny Winkler, Jörg Buttgereit und Reinhard Kleist.

Ausstellung: «THINGS THE CRAMPS TAUGHT US». Galerie Knoth & Krüger, Oranienstr. 188, 10999 Berlin. 19.9.-10.10.2003. /Vernissage am Freitag, 19.09.03 um 20.00 Uhr

"There is also a lot of popular protest against efforts to increase the concentration of the media in fewer and fewer hands so as to prevent even the limited diversity that exists. The books that you mention ["Weapons of Mass Deception" and "Stupid White Men"] are just two of the many. The books themselves, the critical literature - I've written on it too- aren't an alternative to the corporate media but rather a part of an on-going effort to construct alternatives or to compel them to function in a more honest fashion." Noam Chomsky in an interview for Radio Havana worthwhile reading