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Translated from the original German, these images and excerpts are from what is considered the founding text of aerodrome design at a time when heavier than air flight was less than a decade old. Del Mutel’s designs were mostly visions of structures to be built in a European future where cities had expanded so vastly that large, area-swallowing tracts of land for airports would be unavailable. The Beaverthroop Expedition has been most excruciatingly dull of late, which explains my lack of entries for the past few weeks. It has come to me that the reader of this manuscript, upon its inevitable publishing, will possibly be displeased at the gap in information, so I will contribute a small description of what had come to pass since my last entry, before coming to the matter at hand, to wit: the reason I chose to return to my journal. Motel: 6 On my visit to the Obama Oakland office today, I thought of several things which, taken together, would surely cripple McCain’s operations once and for all. -Late in the day, go into his campaign offices, pretend to volunteer, writing fake names on things. This is just a pretense to get inside. Then, when nobody is paying attention, turn their thermostat all the way up and leave. Do this late enough in the day that nobody will notice. On top of making the office unlivable for a few hours the next day, you’ll drive up his utility bills. Yay! -Get a McCain sticker on your car. Put it next to a Confederate Flag sticker. Cut people off on the highway and throw beer cans at pedestrians. Because YouTube knows better than us whether or not we want shit split up.
Part I Part II I think aspects of it are kinda hokey but I’m arrogant enough to think I did a half-decent job myself. I actually did not write this, but my acting abilities were specifically requested (for good or ill) by the guys and gals of the Variety Hour. They held off filming for a week while they waited for me to reply to an email I’d forgotten about. Flattering, to say the least. I also wound up doing standup for the live portion of their show, and I wrote a sketch for them this time around, but I generally view myself as more of a contractor than a creator with the VH, since I don’t direct or write much. But I’ll definitely help ‘em do what they want done. |
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