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  • Agent S: Past, present, and future; the dream project

    From the pages of UW-Green Bay’s student newspaper The Fourth Estate comes Agent S…

    A quick mock up from Full Metal Yakuza.
    A quick mock up from Full Metal Yakuza.
  • Agent S vs. Agent Blue: The Battle of the Future

    Originally posted on May 16, 2010

    Eastfist.com - Agent S vs. Agent Blue Gladiators Fight in 5050

    The story I’ve been working on, but will never see the light of day… Because no one wants to see a mighty Asian-American superhero. Especially one that wears red and is the good guy. The bad guy wears blue. That would be a first in American story telling (as far as I know).

    So some would ask: why not just make your hero wear blue? Well, it would lose a lot of the meaning behind the design of the character and story, wouldn’t it? Of course, the deeper meaning is only one aspect. There’s also action, drama, romance, time-travel, betrayal, explosions, all the makings of a blockbuster. All the while erasing Asian-American stereotypes with stylized stereotypes.

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  • Internet Dating Sexy Asians Meet Online Good Time

    Yahoo Singles just sent me an e-mail saying that they’re selling out to Match.com. First off, Yahoo did not provide the best service for non-English named gents like myself. I know they’re trying to prevent spam, but do they no know that people out there don’t (more…)

  • Mienh-style liang fen is fun!

    After exhausting the search for any mention of Mienh-style liang fen (translated from Chinese means “cold noodles”), I decided the burden was up to me to document one of my favorite home-cooked dishes.

    If you do a search for “liang fen” through Google (or Yahoo, sigh), you can find a variety of ways the originators prepare it. Make sure you use the image search for a better idea of the diversity. Apparently, the Chinese don’t eat the liang fen with a soup. It seems they prepare it with a sauce, a dollop of flavor. Methinks that Marco Polo missed this treat so much on his trip to “the Orient” that when he returned home, sa-pa-ghe-tee was born.

    Anyway, here’s an idea of similar dish from Southeast Asia:

    I’d provide the recipe, but I have no idea how to make it. Only how to eat it. Har.

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