Phycon
- user since
- Fri Sep 15 2000 at 16:07:56 (8 years ago )
- last seen
- Fri Apr 25 2008 at 08:27:50 (4.2 months ago )
- number of write-ups
- 10 - View Phycon's writeups (feed)
- level / experience
- 1 (Initiate) / 85
- mission drive within everything
- Ensure that nothing has been left out.
- specialties
- Some things old, some things new.
- school/company
- Alma Mater: University of Cape Town / Co: Information Logistics
- motto
- chaos — just do it
- most recent writeup
- Zelus
| phycon (fy'con) n. pl. Phycae
Note scrawled hurriedly in the margin:It is with resignation that I have had to revise this definition with a heavy backspace key, as the old: "particular instance created as the alternate persona of a UCT Student" observed "spending much time ferreting around for information; esp. on sciences ancient and modern ... in the Labs (Comp Sci or Elec Eng),haunting bookstore coffee shops, Bouncing around club unity (11pm Sat-8am Sun)" was quite out-of-date. In a melancholy moment the memory of the Phycon-that-was clatters hollowly in the vast expanse of the new; so small in comparison with the mindscape we observe today -- so small, so limited and so safe. Misc.
<Damodred> So take that, Mr. Snooty Snooty Snoot Snoot! |
User Bookmarks:
- Albert Einstein
- Neuromancer
- What does a woman want
- Occam's Razor
- parsimony
- Gravity's Rainbow
- Attention deficit disorder
- orbital railgun
- Barrowist
- Blore's Razor
- Buke's Butterknife
- Leader of the Free World
- Cad Goddeu - The Battle of the Trees
- A Song of the Rolling Earth
- RSS
- Node Heaven
- retail therapy
- How To Think About God
- Quantal Response Equilibrium
- I want to write love letters to all of my friends
- Lancelot - Grail Cycle
- Why the willow weeps
- Everything User Search
- cabin fever
- How can a thinking, rational adult be a monotheist?
- It's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippie crap
- The four vortex problem
- Swap
- pi seconds is a nanocentury
- Zen and the Art of Hacking
- QuietLight
- Hunting 'twixt the bookshelves
- We don't dig our graves, anymore.