Kung Fu Hustle is such a great Looney Tunes live action movie and it's hilarious. Kids loved it and cackled all the way through. The landlady is such terrific character design. Everything is so surreal and whacky. I'm too tired to have anything terribly interesting to say about it, other than it's a fun trip - just don't go into it expecting any.... realism.
Tonight's movie night movie will be, "Kung Fu Hustle (2005)." Now that we've watched a few classic Kung Fu movies, it felt like it was time for this one.
The big Tapestry 2.0 launch yesterday went pretty well, I think. Thanks for all the congratulations and such - we all appreciate it! And, as far as I know, no huge show-stopper bugs have emerged. So that's a big load off for sure.
We raised the price of Tapestry with this release and some folks have wanted to know why.
We hardly ever raise our prices, so really, it's kind of a rare thing for us - but it was a necessity of survival.
That's it, really.
Feels like some out there are assuming we're just looking for funds to fill swimming pools with gold-plated iPhone Duos and float on them Scrooge McDuck style.
I mean, we'd all love to try that of course (who wouldn't), but lame things like food and shelter come first.
It's wild to me how specialized construction guys seem to be.
Trying to get some of our basement fixed and there's a guy who apparently only hangs drywall and a totally different guy who tapes and muds it. And they come on different days.
When my dad was around, he'd do this kind of stuff entirely himself. Every job by himself. He had most of the tools to do all the jobs, too. And he wasn't even in construction - he just knew what to do and how to do it somehow!
In other news, I don't know how people live and drive in Chicago everyday. Holy hell. This midwesterner thinks ya'll are nuts. And the streets and intersections and stoplight arrangements are dumb. And the speeds are somehow both way too fast and stopped-on-the-expressway at the same time.
We mis-timed things and ended up in what I assume must be the usual rush hour traffic jams multiple times.
Surprised my steering wheel didn't deform under the pressure of my death grip.
Pushed #TapestryApp 1.9 to the App Store yesterday. Mostly a lot of bug fixes including an important iCloud syncing fix if you've been having troubles.