Archives – 2007 – January  
Recent
Older

Image

khymos.org
Read post

Meet our new best friends. khymos.org “a blog/website dedicated to molecular gastronomy” as they say. Poifect. Good place to start: boiling eggses.
The blog is at blog.khymos.org where you can currently find a recipe for “Chocolate […]

Image

Gaming WTF Moments of ’06
Read post

At 1UP.com. But basically I’m just linking this cos of the picture they use at the bottom of the article, ripped off here for posterity. I mean! Wii! Owls! Internets meme! What’s not to like?[…]

The Long Egg Race
Read post

Ah, our favourite topic, and FreakyTrigger had Long Egg’s a-go-go all through 2006. And then we got a comment about the EggBoiler. And if you go to the site, the impressive computer generated effects seem to have cracked our various opinions to[…]

A Scary Home Companion
Read post

The Angel Of Death haunts Robert Altman’s last film, A Prairie Home Companion. There is the in film death of one of the artists. There is the actual death of the theatre in which this fictional version of Garrison Keillor’s smug, self-sat[…]

I remember you well, The Warrington Hotel
Read post

The Warrington Hotel was the first pub I visited after moving to London in the summer of 1994. As such, it skewed my expectations of the city’s hostelries: not only was the bar itself a gloriously over-the-top shrine to art nouveau glass, carve[…]

The Comics Money Pit
Read post

Browsing for information on the nineties comics boom I came across a fascinating series of articles by Chuck Rozanski of Mile High Comics, one of America’s most famous comics retailers, offering a behind-the-scenes look at some of the financia[…]

Image

Red Hair Dye: The Story Of A Murderer
Read post

The central plot-device of Patrick Suskind’s novel, and therefore Tom Twyker’s film Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer is the development of a perfume which is so intoxicating it will enslave mankind. There are a number of problems with th[…]

Are badgers sett in their ways?
Read post

It’s a nice theme for a children’s novel – introducing youngsters to the native wildlife of Britain that they will probably never encounter in person save for a fox rooting through their bins or a messy splat on the motorway hard sh[…]

Freaky Trigger and the Lollards of Pop – Week 2
Read post

SET from the pyramid of luxor (doesn’t start with salterello, oddly). Host Eli, guests Mark, Kat and Pete. holloway changes it’s name, phileas fogg, box set go, new math(s), Black steel and response, Robyn Heartbeat, Egyptian Gods, Shouty Japanese punk, Dr Brand and chocolate bars, badgers why are they all grumpy, cod-reggae jeans on.

Recent
Older

Latest comments on FT

  1. "Dave Sim sticks the landing." That is my feeling too. As frustrating and borderline unreadable as the last 50 issues…

  2. One thing I think you missed and one thing I have to shamefacedly admit: 1) The Krazy Kat homage, brief…

  3. " ... it’s also an ominous indication of where he’s going as a creator. He’s laying out dialogue so as…

  4. LOL - I'm reading through these, and the "Jaka's Story" one drew my first reaction, and in it I said…

  5. I think the notion that conservatives can't make art is nonsense. J.R.R.Tolkien and G.K. Chesterton are two of my favorite…