a.k.a. Shawn Honnick specializing in wonderful since 1968
*also Chipotle pictures, NYC adventures, and little known safety tactics like fake hand washing.
**If you're a disgruntled employee, do something about it (no, it's not a pyramid... THIS is the PYRAMID) or just sit around and grumble like everyone over at the disgruntled employee forums.
Posts tagged: plate show
Such a great strip for Plate Show.
via coopkitten.net (and, of course, muttscomics.com)
If Darth Vader had a vanity plate, what would it say?
My friend Aylin is the the voice right at beginning of the third segment of Plate Show.
Plate Show (now on iTunes)
Giant full-screen slide shows for Flickr photos. Hover your mouse on the right side of the screen to flip through the photos. Make your own Blow Up.
via Catbird on Twitter.
Nice. I made one for the Plate Show “vanity” domain name, vanityplat.es
Plate Show Banned in China.
Sure a lot of (most) sites are banned in China, but for just a moment, it seemed like Plate Show was getting some well deserved recognition!
Plate Show is about to go global any minute! :)
Plate Show is going LIVE!
My Dad (pictured here) is my first guest. He’s a big part of the story behind the show. Please become a fan on Facebook and listen or call in to be part of the show!
I am interested to know what people’s average cost per movie “rental” is? For example, since January 1, 2008, I have watched 41 movies via Netflix and I have the $13.99 per 2-movies-at-a-time plan. So I’ve paid about $2.10 per movie including tax. I wonder what $$ per movie most people come in around? Any takers?
I was watching all of The Wire and now, all of LOST on the three per week unlimited plan since April but I’m going to either quit or cut back to one at a time unlimited soon. It’s not that I don’t like LOST or the occasional movie I order.
I’ve been sitting on Battle Royale for almost a week and LOST is OK… I just don’t have much time to watch because I’m finally starting Plate Show (first show segment this week) and I have so many tasks to take care of in preparation (finishing the web site, planning shows, booking guests, etc.) that there is little time to watch a DVD—or even to SLEEP for that matter!
My cost per “rental” from Netflix is 94¢ per DVD since April when I decided to max out on watching these shows and switched to that plan. I’ve watched 54 DVDs (almost all Wired and LOST series discs, usually a whole disk at a time and sometimes two in one night) in these three months. It’s no wonder I’m burned out and needed to start doing something else, right?
