Half-Mind Weblog

I’ve been a busy hasher this morning, adding updates to the Events Calendar, posting a new article to the Chalk Talk section, and archiving several recent editorials in the Rants section.  Who loves ya, baby?  The Half-Mind Weblog, that’s who! – Flying Booger is fucking off busy!

I haven’t done one of these posts for a long time. About once a month I check my site stats to see what Half-Mind Weblog readers are interested in.  Looking through the stats this morning, something I can’t explain jumped out at me. Maybe you can explain it to me. First, here are the most [...]

Bimbo, publisher of Harrier International magazine, asked me to contribute an abbreviated version of the Half-Mind Calendar for his readers. I thought some readers might be interested in this note I recently sent to Bimbo, because it goes into some of what’s behind the events calendar: Jim, I looked at both calendars in the latest issue, [...]

No, you don’t have your beer goggles on.  Wait a minute, you’re a hasher . . . you probably do have your beer goggles on!  Either way, there’s nothing wrong with your vision.  Yes, the Half-Mind Weblog looks different, but it’s supposed to look different.  There’s nothing wrong with you. I haven’t had time to [...]

As if I hadn’t stirred the pot enough already . . . this blog is now an official Gang of Six™ Publication.

This morning I added an RSS icon to the right sidebar.  Clicking it will take you to an RSS feed for all three of my blogs. When I started the Half-Mind Weblog in 2004, I posted entries on a variety of subjects besides hashing.  Something about that didn’t sit right with me, so after a [...]

My colleagues at On-On Magazine asked me for a “Half Mind graphic,” I hope so that they can plug my weblog in future issues.  But that creates a problem.  The original Half-Mind Weblog logo was just a variation on the one I designed for the Half-Mind Catalog: Trouble is, the Half-Mind Catalog belongs to Ra [...]

Until now, I assigned posts on this blog to one of two categories: hashing or not hashing.  Last weekend I realized these categories might be less than useful to readers looking for, say, entries about civilians confusing flour with anthrax, editorials on hashing, or advice on how to lay a better trail. Voila!  The Half-Mind Weblog [...]