It appears that Mr. Hischier has rediscovered his sense of humor. Human readers of the Readable By Machines blog had been accustomed to long writings about aesthetics, philosophy and other “ideas” during the early months of the website. Then, without warning, Hischier switched gears. Nay, Hischier switched cars. And then he switched to the other side of the road, even though he’s driving in the same country. The man has not written a serious word since January. Whether or not this was a marketing move or an actual flip in writing focus, we can’t tell. Nor can we understand what the hell he’s writing about half the time. But at least it’s entertaining. Right? Check it out. Readable By Machines.
Posted 3 months, 3 weeks ago at 7:24 am. Add a comment
Argyle Clark Photography opens its doors for business today, offering special deals on headshots and portraits for the month of March. Improv actors in particular get singled out for the best deals. Our photographer was overwhelmed with calls. Visit the Argyle Clark website, today, and give him some more overwhelming.
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BRHischier published his 50th post on Readable By Machines today, marking the event by writing something slightly more readable by humans than normal. Cashing in late on the late Samuel Johnson’s fame by employing Boswellian imagery, Hischier discovers the easy way what it means to reach 50.
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Like poison? Like old French movies? The Critic Richard Thrill has written a triple-sized reviewlet about Abel Gance’s Lucrece Borgia over at Reviewlets.com. When Thrill writes long, it’s Featured Article time! Unfortunately, the movie’s out-of-print and unavailable, just like Thrill. You should find it entertaining nonetheless.
Posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago at 10:55 am. Add a comment
