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[Dec. 4th, 2009|12:20 am] |
'Did you really punch the president of the Assassins' Guild?' 'Yes, sir.' 'Why?' 'Didn't have a dagger, sir.'
Feet of Clay, © Terry Pratchett |
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| Second Best isn't so Bad |
[Dec. 3rd, 2009|08:23 am] |

Are you looking for the perfect Christmas gift for someone you want to confuse with about 300 mixed signals?
The second Softer World book is here. It is called Second Best isn't so Bad and you can buy it right now if you like! 244 full colour pages (even the black and white images are printed in glorious full colour, for no reason at all! We are all about excess.) and at the end of the book there's a collection of the original black and white photocopy versions of A Softer World that we made in an all night copy shop with a stack of photos and an old typewriter. This section is called "Not bad for a first try."
Also, the first Softer World book, Truth and Beauty Bombs is up for sale on the Topatoco site as well! Buy them separate, or together for a discount! What kind of crazy world is this!?
(also, we included all the alt texts. How? IT IS A MYSTERY!) |
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[Nov. 26th, 2009|10:07 pm] |
But it was keeping completely motionless in one place that was his forte. If there were a roll-call for the world's champion non-movers, he wouldn't even turn up.
Feet of Clay, © Terry Pratchett |
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| Maybe tomorrow I'll want to settle down. |
[Nov. 24th, 2009|07:26 am] |
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Barcelona is great. We spent three nights here, and in a couple hours I'll be leaving for London again. But I really enjoyed it here. They've got a crazy Bike system where you pay for a year subscription and you can just grab a bike from these racks on almost any street corner, and drop them off anywhere else that has a rack. The racks aren't very big, which seems to me like it might cause troubles during really busy times, but otherwise it's kind of an awesome system. |
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| Home for the Hollerdays |
[Nov. 23rd, 2009|07:24 am] |
Zombie Messenger bag:

Topatoco, the people who handle our shirts and prints and that new messenger bag pictured above, have posted the Christmas shipping deadlines for the various methods of having things shipped to you.
Also, almost any print on the site can be bought as a print, if there's one that you think someone will love, or one that really reminds you of them whether it's flattering or not. Christmas is a time for brutal honesty after all. |
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[Nov. 22nd, 2009|02:45 am] |
'You have to admire a man who really believes in freedom of choice,' he said, looking at the open doorway. 'Sadly, he did not believe in angels.'
Going Postal, © Terry Pratchett |
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