This is a list of posts published in April 2006.
We come to Day 3 of the Scoob Casting challenge. Thus far, we have successfully cast the roles of Mookie and Joe. Remember - this isn’t a popularity contest. This whole insidious plot is designed to knock these people down a few pegs from their lofty perch above the rest of us common folk. If you feel Mook would [...]
Continue reading »Here we are - Day 2 of the Scoob Casting challenge. I have added a few more people to the list so this will stretch a little further. Remember - this isn’t an exact science. Feel free to post your ideas on who these meatbags actually resemble.
Today we tackle Joe.
Once again, for those new to [...]
To kick off the Scooby Casting challenge, I decided we needed to open larger than life. What better personality to start with than the guy who consistently vaults the velvet ropes to earn appearance time in most every Blog I write. Hey, I’m just angling to make Mook a household name – anything to bump [...]
Continue reading »Perusing The Ed Zone’s sister site, Scooby Speak, I came across this post from Jen Pope. JPo (to those in the know) provided a link to MyHeritage.com – a website which among other things, features a free facial recognition software program that allows the user to upload a picture of their face, perform an analysis [...]
Continue reading »Here’s a quick little ditty (my larger 24 post can be found below). I just wanted the share the following pics and perform a little drive-by observation. First up,
Monkey in the Middle
A prize to the first reader who can identify the monkey in this picture. Oh, forget it… I can’t help spoiling it. The monkey’s [...]
Continue reading »What went wrong?
All season long, I have declared this day Jack’s most thrilling to date. I have written extensively on the subject – drawing particular attention to the expert craftsmanship on display by the show’s writers – who have managed to construct a tightly plotted thrill ride, while deftly maneuvering the tricky potholes that routinely [...]
Like Sean would have anything to do with MySpace - outside of trolling for dates. Looks like my site’s esteemed designer - Sean - has launched his own cyber confessional. Check him out over at www.seanobrien.org. Keep an eye out for his photography - he’s crafted some great compositions over the years so it’s wise to [...]
Continue reading »Like that creepy cool oroborous, for those short the 10-cent vocab it’s that design of a snake eating its own tail that you may have seen as the logo for Chris Carter’s underrated X-Files companion Millennium - news of the absurd just continues to go ‘round and ‘round.
Over the last few years, the media has [...]
True confessions time here at The Ed Zone. We’re not moving to Iowa (the deal fell through, I was canned and a twister hit those swanky new digs over the weekend.) Either that or the notice of our relocation was simply put - a timely piece of news that played only in that specific moment. [...]
Continue reading »Well, this is a tough one to write. Some of you may have heard the news already (Andi has been making the rounds) - but I figured I should broadcast this out to the masses, simply because it’s getting so hard to say it in person - one by one.
It appears my promotion at the [...]
