Wired Cover
January 18th, 2007
Guess who’s on the February cover of Wired? (Hint: it is not me!) I don’t have a link or an image or anything, I’m just saying…
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Ivan Evstatiev Geshov? The Bulgarian statesman who founded the Bulgarian National Bank?
I’m going with the artificially created love child of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, The Woz, and the ultra-pretentious guy who founded Oracle.
So … not Ivan then.
I would say me, but I was on the cover of Time magazine just recently, so…
Kennesaw Mountain Landis?
Soterios Johnson?
Hodgman?
Fine, I’ll do it, too.
Benoît Mandelbrot?
Hodgman and Mandelbrot sharing a mouth kiss?
(A girl can dream, can’t she?)
A half-pony half-monkey monster?
They like monkeys…they like ponies…
The February one? Because the January one has a computer representation of a human body.
So, you’re going to leave us in suspense? It’s possible that you are, in fact, an evil genius, JC.
The Hodgmeister?
This link http://www.wired.com/ly/wired/wired/covers/cover15_02.jpg will eventually have the cover at it.
I’m going go with Matter Eating Lad. I don’t know why. It just seems like his time has finally come.
-Cecil
Your avatar? George Plimpton?
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/
…or get a subscription.
Joe Shablotnik, my all-time hero?
I’m going with code monkeys, yup yup.
Todd the T1000?
I followed this link:
http://www.wired.com/ly/wired/wired/covers/cover15_02.jpg
And saw a picture of John Hodgeman (who was my guess), and I though “Yeah! I was right!”, only to realize it was a 404 page with the Apple computer advert playing. Oh well, I might still be right.
Is it that O RLY owl? Because that would be awesome. I’m thinking about being that for halloween.
I’m on the Matter Eating Lad train, too. As long as they include one of his killer word balloons…. “Yum, yum! This old ray-gun sure tastes good, yessirree!”
Rick Wakeman? Don Henley? Ooh, wait.. ummm… Peter Cetera? Peter Criss! … Hodge-podge! Bill the Cat!!
It’s gotta be Future Girl! (Please please please)
Robert Anton Wilson?
it’s hodgman. confirmed by http://www.gawker.com
and Hodgman wins!
Wow, neck and neck. Seconds apart.
Wow, I was really glad to get our subscription copy in the mail today! JH looks great and his introduction for the article and side bits of wisdom are great (and the fonts really do look nice). The black suit is certainly very hip and MIB, but I think I like the more continental look of the lighter suits.
Anyway, thanks for helping me look forward to the daily snail mail delivery
^_^ Liza
Grr . . . my stupid school mailroom still hasn’t processed last month’s wired, let alone this month’s.
*sighs*
I’ll just have to wait and see for myself later.
Heh. I guessed Hodgeman first. What do I win? *g*
(Well, I spelled his name correctly the first time.)
Has everyone read the article, available online at http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.02/bigquestions.html ? It is hilarious.