Dear Edward, thanks for your replies - at first there was the text, then the drawings, then the sounds -
no real racking of my brain; I was surprised myself. I might post the lot, but it is quite long. Best Jorn Jorn - Provocative! Funnily enough, although we're all meant to be kind of pro-technology and pro-new media and pro-internet on this list, I think you might find that a lot of people on here have felt the same the "I'm sick of all this crap!" reaction you're expressing on your blog. And I like the fact that your reaction takes the form of something nice and straightforwardly physical like scribbling wildly on a piece of paper - I'm assuming that this is real scribbling on real paper with real felt-tips, and not some ultra-clever digital equivalent which just looks like real scribbling. From the point of view of keeping the sequence going, did you find that you had to rack your brains for things to be sick of after a while, or did they just keep coming to you of their own accord? I've only listened to a couple of the sound-pieces, but I like those too! - Edward _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
