Saturday, May 24, 2003

Ari. Nils of Kosmonautentraum has already blogged the fabulous website The Women of 1970s Punk and I'm only repeating this here because Ari Up and The Slits are playing at the Roundhouse in Camden on June, 19th. Just in case anyone's interested. 9:45:03 PM     |

Memory loss. RadioUserland is now using up about 85% of my eMac's CPU usage. The machine doesn't respond anymore when Radio is running. Something's wrong here. See the thread in the discussion forum. 3:02:58 PM     |

Paper. Just Paper. A History of the Paper Dress. Fantastic. And they're naughty. Mhm. Seems to be a black and white day today? Or grayscale? No colours in my pics?. Tsk. I'll have to do better. But I'm actually having a cold and being drugged with Lemsip, I can't be hold responsible for anything I'm doing right now. Anyway: "Paper dresses were all the rage in the Sixties as the industrialized world increasingly became a throw-away society. Disposable napkins, cutlery, handkerchiefs, lighters and diapers were already in use. Now you could get throw-away paper clothes, paper furniture, paint-it-yourself paper sheets, pillowcases, curtains, bedspreads, guest towels, tablecloths and rugs." 2:46:33 PM     |

60 old car ads. And some WW2 German ads, which are very strange indeed. All at a website called Macphoto. Via Kosmonautentraum. 8:07:53 AM     |

What a playground. Vintage toy ads are at toyadz. Aurora, Revell, Matchbox, Dinky, Corgi, 007 - dive deep in. Wonderful stuff. 7:54:47 AM     |