On Man Storms Off Internet: Goodbye, Chris Jones!
This is strange because the Esquire piece was, in fact, the better of the two.
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On The Tetris Effect
Phenomenal. Will have to read it again and again in order to fully wrap my brain around it. Well done, sir.
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On The Tetris Effect
I'm printing this out now to read on my lunch break, but just wanted to say how excited it is to have Justin back on the internet. See u soon Firmuhment?
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On Who's Going to Die of Hurricanes This Weekend? Maybe You!
Why do I find it hard to believe Riker's Island is not, in fact, in a flood zone?
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On School for Witch Burners
"the biggest one being that if you’ve been following the arc of women in power positions in relationship to the economy you’ll have observed them to a one getting forced out directly or indirectly"
Mary Schapiro, head of the SEC?
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On Why Do Gaga's Machinations Seem Mechanical Now?
Or also: "What took ya'll so long?!?"
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On Australia's Worst Export: Planking Finally Invades America
From the BBC: "The growth of planking is an example of the "meme" - an idea that goes viral online and becomes a global trend. Recent examples are Lolcats, Hitler Downfall parodies, flashmobbing and extreme ironing." I had never heard of extreme ironing... I'm officially old/out-of-touch?
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On Candi Collecting Pallets
Is this an excerpt from your long-awaited book?!
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On Man Storms Off Internet: Goodbye, Chris Jones!
@Shaun Robinson@facebook As an avid Bob Caro fan who is EAGERLY awaiting Vol. 4, it was the more enjoyable, insightful of the two. It was the one I've recommended to people who didn't want to read both. It was the one that made me more excited for the new book. The Times Mag piece was staid and felt repackaged from 2002.