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Now this is pretty cool. The Outbreak is a short film with a forking narrative path that lets you choose how the central character deals with a developing zombie crisis. So at the end of each ‘chapter’ of a few minutes you select how to proceed.

Read my blog! Bailout talks don’t too well, the status of the debate is in flux (or at least it was when I made this video), and Sarah Palin elaborates on her Russian experience.

Quick! Grab your zombie escape plan, try to remember everything you’ve learned about Zombies in Plain English, and stay calm. You gotta be cool, composed, and have your wits about you if you’re going to survive The Outbreak, because in this George A.

Image via WikipediaYippee! Last night my email spit forth an e-ticket confirmation to let me know Fuller and I are booked on a flight from Chattanooga all the way to Wichita Falls, Texas in November. I’m excited because we get to visit my parents and see their new digs and town.

This — the almost-end of summer — seems like a good time to take a look at the goals list I made mid-June and see how I’ve done. And so … My goals for the summer were: finally finish unpacking and settle into my new digs – Well, I’m definitely not finished unpacking, but I’m way more unpacked than

My buddy Ken passed this along to me today, and I just thought it was slicker than snot on a doorknob. All you fellow old people who have fond memories of Choose-Your-Own-Adventure books will at the very least grin when you see this.

I’m picky about my conceptual art bands. On one hand I throughly appreciate creative endeavors of all types. But on the flip side, I can be a bit snobby and they must be meticulously executed and possess a strong concept. I feel like a lot of these sort of groups fail when they try too hard to be a band and lose sight of their work as an art piece.

I have talked or IMed with Damon every day since I have been gone. I usually get to talk to Fuller, who startles me by sounding simultaneously grown up and unintelligible. The words I can understand on the phone are sweet and informative, and the ones he garbles are usually complaints about me not doing what he thinks I am doing.

Agent Provocateur’s interactive advermovie/choose your own adventure film is “the most scandalous experience ever seen on a AP website”. In it, you must head into a dark castle, filled with mistresses in various states of undress (though always clothed in some sort of lingerie that Agent

Dear Fuller, This morning you took me to the shuttle so I could go to the airport. You were very excited about me getting on an airplane, but I need to explain something. A few years ago your Cool Aunt Stina gave you a toy airplane with the UPS logo on it. And recently we drove through Kentucky where you saw a bunch of real UPS planes.