Logs

The Log Jam by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-06-04 22:41

Enjoy the thinking of Mr Koppa and friends, updated every full moon or so.

images by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-02-12 22:37

 

Waste Not, Want Not by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-03-26 21:58

 

Dr Lappenstein Knows His Crappenstein by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-10-15 00:53

If you'd have been paying attention, you'd know that Dr Lappenstein was at one time a featured columnist in The Sphere, and enjoyed brief Milwaukee stardom with other members of Mello-Crisp recording artists Event Horizon. Dr Lappenstein knows what he's talking about.

Andy's Hunch on What to Munch by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-11-18 23:55

Sir T, Pantera, Teenager, Sandy Beach, and more, Andy's got a few ideas about what to eat. Has had them for a while, actually, going back fifteen years to when he used to write this column in The Sphere. And now he and his wife have their own restaurant in New Berlin. It's called Lagniappe Brasserie. You should eat there.

Archives by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-03-01 22:54

 

The Heavy Duty Blahger's Handbook by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-05-20 00:01

 

Onward to the continent! by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-10-29 23:49

Nika, whom I met in room 15 at St. Veronica's grade school in Milwaukee, is a recent graduate from Rufus King High School. She usually uses this space to give us her thoughts on the world of film, but not now. This semester she's posting about her travels in the faraway land of Europe.

COUNTERPOINT with Uncle Milty by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-12-12 17:11

Uncle Milty, pal of Mr Koppa going all the way back to second grade who became the fifth-grade forward unafraid of the baseline jumper, offers lunar political counterpoints to the left-leaning and lanky then-center in the middle of the completely defendable 1-3-1.

Example Entry by Mike Koppa — last modified 2008-06-04 23:43

 

All Around Al's World of Sound by Mike Koppa — last modified 2009-09-05 20:10

Back in third grade, my friend Al liked music and baseball. Al is still my friend, and he still likes music and baseball. He was a breakdancer in high school. I explored the idea, but I was an awfully awkward and lanky breaker. But in 1985 we could all agree on R.E.M. and The Smiths. High school. Unbelievable.

Lunarly Speaking in 2011 by Mike Koppa — last modified 2011-04-21 15:28