Pimpin' old man!: Pale yellow creased slacks, a little short; longsleeved silk shirt with a pattern of large squares of color (red, green, yellow, white); fawn-colored short pointy-toed suede boots; dark green jacket slung over one shoulder, canary yellow trucker hat. Oh my word he looked so cool.

Today was a real fashion extravaganza. Maybe it's the heat, but damn. I saw two fly-ass goth chicks within five minutes, one of whom verified for me that fishnet hose with open-toed shoes can be done well. _
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04:57:28 PM, Thursday 17 July 2003

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Goddamnit why can't I see the source code for this page. ::grumble grumble:: _
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03:38:42 PM, Thursday 17 July 2003

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For all the haters: Chris Onstad (better known as that dude who writes Achewood) loves him some Peanuts. The evidence:

Q: Are there any classic or contemporary comics that fueled an early interest in doing a comic strip?
A: [Bloom County, Garfield, Mad Magazine] And tons of Snoopy - old rotting, crumbling pulp paperbacks from the garage sales that my mom scoured.
Q: There seemed to be a sadness and complexity to Peanuts that a lot of people missed.
A: Peanuts is fifty years of work. It may be hard for recent adopters to get into. It takes a commitment to fully appreciate its history but there is a certain anthology which lays it all out plain as day, and it is a real treat to read.

So there. _
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