Breadpig Blog: Purveyor & Publisher of All Things Geek

Mike will have a big upload to his Flickr account when he gets back from some well-earned R&R in Egypt, but for now, you'll have to settle for this single still -- perhaps the best group live shot of the band yet. Adam did a really great (albeit thankless) job as security for this tour. We know New York can get out of control. (click on image for tasty hi-res goodness) N'Gai Croal, proud ally of breadpig, snapped some pictures of us at SpikeTV. We spent almost as much time tuning and setting up as we did rocking out. But...

Nothing is safe from LOLspeak, not even doors. Flickr user maubrowncow demonstrates this with his recent upload. And somehow we missed the http://digg.com/comedy/I_can_has_magnetz_LOLCats">LOLmagnetz appearance on digg from a month ago. I've heard that's a popular site. The best comment? This is definitely a sign of the Apocalypse. U CAN HAS APOCUHLIPS.

We have a fan on this blog of "seriously cool stuff." LOLCats are one of the best things that happened to the Internet. It's a guilty pleasure to a lot of us, but I'm not ashamed to admit that I heart teh lolcats. And now, I heart this LOLMagnetz set. Use them to build captions around photos: a cat's photo, any animals photo, or even your photo! You are too kind. But you forgot to mention that you could also caption your junk mail.

Not only did the breadpig band do that SpikeTV television special, we also had some live gigs throughout New York City. You may not be able to rock inside the New York Central Library, but we certainly did so right in front. Between those iconic lions, breadpig put on a show the city of New York isn't soon to forget. Here's a still from the soon to be released video from Nikki the Knife over at GameplayHD You'll notice we've got a new bassist. Behold the awesome allure of the breadpig. After a set, this newcomer walked up and asked...

As you may have noticed, the breadpig was away for most of September. Soaring through Thailand and Cambodia, our winged porcine hero made some fascinating discoveries. One of which is an organization in Cambodia called FRIENDS (I'm not yelling, that's just how they write it) that works to get street children into safe environments and teaches them skills for future careers in the process. An easy way to support this organization (if you happen to find yourself in Phnom Penh) is simply by patronizing their restaurant, which is run by former street youths and serves tasty tapas. Once you've got...