Attack of the Prones
By Gavin Pitt October 20, 2009Bonjour, Bandagers!
You may not know it to look at me, but I belong to a minority group (no, not that one). It's a group of people who are sadly endangered across the globe (usually by ourselves) and talked about in hushed whispers—lest we hear you talking about us, come over and you enter the radius of dangerous proximity.
Yes friends, I am accident prone. Read More »
It's 3am, Do You Know Where Your Frontal Lobes Are?
By Gavin Pitt October 6, 2009Salutations, Sarcophages! Read More »
Four and Twenty Blackbirds RAKING YOUR EYE!
By Gavin Pitt September 28, 2009Hiya, Hawkmen! Read More »
Welcome to Australia - Here's Your Antivenom
By Gavin Pitt August 20, 2009Hoo-roo Jackaroos! Read More »
Ten MORE Commandments
By Gavin Pitt August 16, 2009Aloha, Angels (the hot one with fangs and the great ass from BUFFY, or the sexy sarcastic one from SUPERNATURAL that clearly wants to play hide the halo with Jared Padelecki, take your pick). Read More »
The Bore* That Broke the Camel's Back (*Original Noun Changed to Avoid Lawsuit)
By Gavin Pitt August 5, 2009G'day, Cobbers! Read More »
This One Time, At Bug Camp...
By Gavin Pitt July 29, 2009Aloha, Arachnophiles!
This week find your invertebrate-loving invert just returned from a three-day Entomological field trip. Read More »
You Wanna See Something REALLY Scary?!
By Gavin Pitt July 4, 2009G'Day, Gorehounds!
When it comes to movies, there's nothing more satisfying to me than a good, balls-to-the-wall (or even better,balls-hacked-off-with-a-machete-and-flung-at-the-wall. In-3D) horror film. Read More »
The (Tasmanian) Devil's Dictionary
By Gavin Pitt June 27, 2009Whassup, Wordsmiths?
Did you know that American writer Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) was born in Ohio? Or that he disappeared without a trace in Mexico in late 1913? And that arguably his most famous work was THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY, in which Bierce presented a bitterly funny list of words in a dictionary-type format, often revolving around clever puns or sarcastic jokes? Read More »










