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Only 8 more months until new LOST? Uh, I can last.

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NO, NO I CAN'T. SERIOUSLY PEOPLE, I CAN'T. WHAT THE FRICK.


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Ahem.


Anyway, to combat the achingly long wait, I am embracing a new art challenge (which you can feel free to join!) Basically, draw a LOST character for every day in June. * Something like the Owltober art-a-thon.

* Please note, work-related circumstances may delay the once-a-day submission. The main goal is to draw 30 Losties by approx. the end of June. Some of these may be pairs of people (how the frick can you separate Rose and Bernard, unless you have a heart of shit and steel?)

Uploading will start on the first. And so it begins.

The drawings may be semi-polished, scratchy, scruffy, scribbled on napkins, sketchbook fare, slick and digital, or whatever the hell actually happens. There are no real rules. Join the fun.

My back hurts. A moshpitter fell on top of me last night, kicking my eye in the process. Major lulz. It was awesome

I went to a Disturbed concert last night. Halifax, for its somewhat feeble population, certainly knows how to come out and rock. It was an intense atmosphere, and I left drenched in the sweat of thousands of strangers (and a few known faces.) We weaseled our way almost up to the fence (slowly taking the places of people who passed out), and were only a few feet from a screaming and thrashing David Draiman. I'm certain his spit landed on my cheek on more than one occasion. It was EPIC, and bruising and deafening and EPIC and smelly and EPIC. EPICGASM.

I love when everyone else is dripping sweat and you don't have to care that you are too so everyone jumps around some more and gets more intense and smellier. Fuck yeah. Most of my musical excursions nowadays are of lighter and/or indie venue fare, so it was nice to mosh-it-up with shirtless strangers who head-banged and lit up simultaneously.

And I sang along to all the songs. A-WHA-AH-AH-AH.

Has anyone heard of the band 'Art of Dying'? They were one of the opening bands. Very, very good stuff. We bought the cd afterwards and talked to the members. Nice lads. I think they're from the west coast? Skindred played as well, and they can get the kids on their feet. Catchy stuff.


Yep. See any interesting shows lately?



LOVELY BEAUTIFUL ART, OH MY!






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