I am working on a tasteful and mysterious series called “Fat Dinosaurs”

I have not been very good with the social web stuff, but have started an account through FriendFeed.com. I like that you can consolidate your webbing, but also omit things you don’t want to make widely available (like IM activity and so forth). Right now anyone I am following on Twitter also seems to show up in my FriendFeed, I assume in an update they will make it more obvious when a tweet is not from the owner of the FriendFeed account.

In conjunction with the Alert Thingy, an IM-like application, you can get a running tally of other people’s activity through FriendFeed, as well as other services like Twitter.

On that note I am also on Twitter now, though mostly as a joke. Feel free to follow me until you are bored with my antics.

As sort of a version 2.0 of the Which Way Game, I created for-hire another point-and-click adventure game for e4’s web site.
The game is called ‘Get Lost’ and you can play it here.

And a thank you to Brad Sucks and Kapow! Music for supplying great music for the game.

Here are some pretty stills from some of my favorite moments in the game, and some I just made up to mess with you:

Pictured above: The Cubist Bench, from e4.com

Pictured above: An Ant Ponders a Machine, from e4.com

Pictured above: This Can Never Happen in the Game, from e4.com

Pictured above: The Land of the Dead, from e4.com

Pictured above: The Bunny Factory, from e4.com

If you want to digg the game, digg it here.

If you’re like me, you don’t have nearly enough domain names.

Today I had a simple dream, to register a domain name called “webbutt.com” and put something stupid on it.

But of course it’s taken, and some diabolical mastermind has it parked at Godaddy, waiting for someone with a hilarious notion to pay top dollar for the valuable domain. Well not this sucker. I’ll just take “buttweb.com”.

Blast! And what is on buttweb.com NSFW is far funnier than what I am capable of.

I got curious as to how many idiotic domains were already taken.

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Typical front page of digg.com
Typical front page of reddit.com

Frequently I mail out spec scripts to television shows I would love to work on, and am just as often roundly rejected in some less than polite manner.

Here is the gist of my failed bid to write an episode of King of the Hill.

Epilogue