Homer Potvin's latest activity

I'm with you. That's what I meant by saying it sounds arrogant to me. I just can't see myself calling my own work art.

I agree with Homer about Ursula's sledgehammer. A little Matthew 6:5-6 comes in handy when one gets the urge to share too much of one's...

I got 10 year old kobo, still works great, read with it every night. The amazon kindle thing put me off since it used some weird file...

I'm a kindle girl and have been since they came out. I read too much and too fast to have to store physical books. I have some, of...

The ones I mentioned do not, they are for reading only. They do still have Kindle Fire and those are the ones that do both. They are...

I got myself a Kobo with some birthday money last year. First ereader I've ever had, and I'm quite pleased with it. I didn't like the...

I prefer Kobo because it's more consumer friendly for sideloading and just generally less evil, but I bought a Kindle because there will...

Kindle lad here. On my third over a couple of decades. I have the paperwhite which works for me - I like the touch-screen so you can...

This is me, I don't love amazon, but I do love my kindles and they do everything I need them to and more. Also I'm clumsy and the...

Yeah, I had the Fires back in the day. It was useful for a small movie watching device that wasn't clunky like a laptop or too tiny like...

CIA yellow cake? Better have that special CIA napkin like Mos Def.

Natural uranium or enriched uranium? Huge difference. I'm not a physicist, but I don't think people spread it like AIDs.

I was referring to an overly verbose quote by Ursula where simple things like telling stories become a matter of "sanctity" and...

Sounds simple, doesn't it? Brings to mind neat files of important information, alphabetized and organized by month and year. Alas. Old...

I was referring to the sledgehammer quotes about art, not the art itself.