Category Archives: Comments

‘Oh my God do we love patterns’

Posted on April 16, 2010 by brandonmoeller

Kim’s sitting right next to me, and she said I should add a comma to the title of this post, but you know what? The article it comes from didn’t add the punctuation, and I just don’t feel like ruining … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Comments, Technology | 2 Comments

I was there: Buxton 7″ release (sweat) party

Posted on July 16, 2009 by brandonmoeller

I’m such a scenester. That’s the feeling I was trying to convey by attending Saturday night’s Buxton 7″ release show at Mango’s on Westheimer. For those who may not know what Mango’s is, let’s just say it’s that bar next … Continue reading →

Posted in Comments, Music | 3 Comments

MySpace: Good riddance or good luck?

Posted on June 17, 2009 by brandonmoeller

MySpace is dying. Which is sad, because Kim found me on MySpace but now we spend all of our time on Facebook and … well, Kim only found me on MySpace because I was smart enough to use my own … Continue reading →

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Arts in Houston responds to my (sullen) comment

Posted on June 12, 2009 by brandonmoeller

I feel like I’ve just been whacked by the fame stick. Of course, that was my intention by restarting my blog and vowing to myself to make a post every (week)day for as long as I can keep it up. … Continue reading →

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Why landscape disaster reminds me of timing belts

Posted on June 11, 2009 by brandonmoeller

The other day, I left a comment on bearkat110′s reader blog I Like Pretty Flowers on Chron.com, sympathizing with her “very very bad haircut.” Bearkat110 is a novice gardener just like me and she frequently offers some great posts about … Continue reading →

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Google Wave won’t replace newspapers

Posted on June 9, 2009 by brandonmoeller

Here’s a comment I just posted on the Buzz Machine’s story about Google Wave. Don’t know what Google Wave is? Check out a video of the Google team announcing it at some geek conference. Here’s my comment: This could replace … Continue reading →

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