Author: Catherine Grant

Seasoning Salt

That movie sucked. Hard. I mean, it’s rife with historical inaccuracies. That’s your criticism of a poorly acted fantasy flick ‘bout witches, demons and exorcisms starrin’ Nicolas Cage? It would bother you more if you knew anything about Teutonic Knights. Go on. Tell me what you know about Teutonic Knights. Uh… I could drink one under the table. Read more →

Koko B. Ware

If you could name yourself after any framework or programming lang— Bigwig! Falcon! Powerhouse! Cocoa Touch! Cocoa – Touch! Ah-huh-ah-huh-ah-huh-ah-huh-ah-huh… HyperTalk? Ah-huh-ah-huh-ah-huh-good-ah-huh-ah-huh-ah-huh-one-ah-huh… Read more →

Cat Scratch Fever

It’s a pretty interesting paper. Are CAT bonds a form of insurance or a financial product? The holders make no promise to assume additional risk. The product is more freely transferable than insurance. What’s more, CATs can’t be bifurcated, which, they feel, further supports that they’re a financial instrument rather than insurance. What is she even saying? I don’t know.… Read more →

Ask No Questions

I’m thinking about designing a special line of clothes for Lycans as I imagine it must be terribly irritating ruining your clothes every time there’s a full moon. Okay. You know that Lycans aren’t real, right? … I even have a name for the clothing line. “No Worse For Were”. Read more →