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A Large Temporary Roost of Common Ravens
A Quantitative Analysis of Woodpecker Drumming
California Records of the Western Spade-Foot Toad
Death of a Society
Effects of Nuclear Testing on Desert Vegetation
Energetics of Pollination
Evidence of Ophiophagy in the Night Snake
Flammulated Owls in the Spring Mountains, Nevada
Midwinter Birds on the Mojave Desert
Mohave and Mojave
Parallel Evolution
Shamans as Neurotics
Some Observations on Xantusia vigilis
The White-Necked Raven

Posted by: Chris Clarke


Note: A database glitch in 2008 ate a bunch of archived comments. Don't be offended if yours isn't here, or confused if the conversation seems disjointed. Thanks!



Frankly I have no idea why I’m laughing so hard after reading that list…but it makes me feel good anyway, so there!

By: By Kai on 2008 04 09



now, see, that’s the kind of reading that could turn me on.
The science, I mean…not so much the poetry.
The quest continues for a woman who can use the word “ophiophagy” in casual conversation.

By: By Sven DiMilo on 2008 04 09



the first one is quite good actually, maybe with the “large”

By: By mark on 2008 04 09



without, that is

By: By mark on 2008 04 09



The quest continues for a woman who can use the word “ophiophagy” in casual conversation.

You know, it’s not that often a straight line like this just walks up and jumps on your lap.

By: By Chris Clarke on 2008 04 09



Yeah, too bad I couldn’t figure out the html formatting for “served on a silver platter.”

By: By Sven DiMilo on 2008 04 09



I play this game, but with names for my imaginary band and our imaginary debut album (Parallel Evolution definitely makes the cut for upbeat indie pop, Shamans As Neurotics sounds like more pretentious whiny art-rock, and Death of a Society is of course bad pop-emo that thinks it’s totally punk rawk!!).

The current frontrunner is an upbeat punk band called “Lunatic Soup,” which is old Australian slang for an alcoholic beverage. Our debut album will probably be called “Never Rest Umbrellas On Escalator Steps” (courtesy of the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority).

By: By Isabel on 2008 04 09

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