Skulls For Sale

Thursday, June 7, 2001

OK, what with having just transferred a few thousand out of my personal savings to pay this stupid IAM bill, I thought I should get around to clearing out some old stock to make up the loss. I have a few skulls left over, so I'll offer them here first at below market value.

Fetal Skull, $400. This is a best quality skull, in perfect shape.

Tumor Skull, $1000. This is a best quality skull, in absolutely perfect shape, and extremely well prepared. Dentition is complete and there is no damage of any kind. Most importantly, the skull has a LARGE bone tumor growing off the side — you will probably never see another skull like this.

Adult Skull #1, $200. This is a display quality skull. It has no dentition, and has a small hole, probably damaged in preparation or unearthing.

Adult Skull #2, $200. Another display quality skull, slightly larger. I am not convinced that the jaw is a perfect match.

Anyway, let me know if you want these — you can pay either by PayPal, or by VISA/MC if you'd prefer. These skulls are legal in most countries, and are CERTAINLY legal in Canada and the USA. Let me know ASAP, especially if you want one of the cheaper ones as I suspect they'll go fast. Best to email me at glider@bmezine.com rather than IM.

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Mail call

Thursday, June 7, 2001

Let's see what came in the mail…

Huh! It turns out by upstairs neighbor sometimes goes by the name “BOBO”. I have no idea why I got this — I don't think I subsrive to it… I guess it's a sample. “Ms.”? I donate to their charity and they decide to call me MS??? Guess who's not getting any more from me.
I actually got this a little while ago but just found it in my mailpile — the first volume of AI JAPAN magazine. There's some stuff from BME in it, including a photo of Rebekah and a mini-feature on Steve.

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Up late… AGAIN

Thursday, June 7, 2001

Damn, I have to get up in about two and a half hours… Well, at least all these things are packed, and look how nice they are!

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I ain't juiced… panic attack

Thursday, June 7, 2001

Sorry… The pictures are small and kind of grainy. My camera doesn't have a flash or an infrared mode. But I promised I'd show you some pictures of what I do late at night… I wanted to take more photos of sculptures around town, but my battery died…


The “Empress of Canada”… Ugly, isn't it.
Looking down the pier.
The weird “sculpture” or whatever it is.
You can actually go inside it…
The seaweed filled waterfall.

Duck, you sucker!
Another ugly and equally tasteless boat.
The garden just off the dock.
The 24-hour second cup (see my truck?).
…and I stopped for a sausage. Kills the romance of it all you say?

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Food…

Wednesday, June 6, 2001

You know there's a problem when your diet shifts from something at least approaching complete, to something which consists largely of deli meat (hey, at least it's the good stuff — 20% meat protein), there might be a problem. Actually, I did have a cauliflower burrito today, so that's not tooooo bad. But, to be perfectly honest, I'm not very good at taking care of myself. I neither eat regularly, nor do I sleep regularly. Feel like helping out? Just click here. You have the power to edit that.

I still have at least five hours of work to do on BME tonight, let along work on other projects, and it's approaching midnight. Argh. If I go out later tonight I'll bring my camera and take a picture of that weird sculpture. Actually, maybe I'll do a 4AM sculpture tour of Toronto… That would be kind of fun.

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