New York Times: Your Article on Steampunk has a Pedestrian and Uninteresting Title!
May 8th, 2008 | Share on Facebook
New York Times Steampunk Article
We, at the Cassettes would like to suggest that the New York Times modify it's article title to read as follows:
Venerable and Most Industrious Worldview Energizes America
Kind Words for Pioneer Practioners who Endured Hardship and Privation.
Notable Exposition of Steampunk.
Despite using a boring and uninteresting title: Steampunk Moves Between 2 Worlds, the New York Times has published an informative description of the way that the Steampunk view of the world is seeping into culture from everywhere, and every direction.
May 29th, 2008 at 12:54 AM Eventually mankind will realize that filling their houses with mass-manufactured decorations and trinkets that have no connection to themselves, their familylife, their personality or their creativity is boring, dull, and creates a general miasma of discontented worthlessness. I would rather create everything in my house (which is unfortunately not possible at my current stage of steamprowess) than simply buy Things. Build a chair, build memories of the process Sit in the chair you built, build memories with those you know Have others sit in the chair you built, more memories... Paint a picture, make a frame, put it on your wall... OR buy a chair and a "printed" preframed picture. People wonder why they feel so empty and yet they merely consume the world around them rather than partake in it. ...Why am I ranting to you guys? ...What does this have to do with that good NYtimes article? oh my.