Any Blogger users out there?
Over the past 24 hours I've been putting in visits to a few of my old Blogger/Blogspot blogs ( ~Blogs, blogs, blogs, blogs, Lovely ... (more...)
Archive: October, 2004
Speaking of Johnhovah
Un-Fuc-King-Be-Leave-A-Bull. I hate it when my own government can outdo my abilities at parody. Found submerged on Daily Kos.
Meet your new god
Googling for faith: "God" : 56,400,000 results "George" : 46,100,000 results "John" : 149,000,000 results Looks like John wins, hands down. All praise the ... (more...)
Behind the scenes at guff
A week after going public with guff here on szubNet, and I've already overhauled the back-end. No serious maintenance mind you, but noticeable (if you notice such things). Using a publishing system like WordPress for my blogging needs means I have a number of options in how to organize, display and maintain guff. As an example, the default URI to a post, category or whatnot is what WP gurus refer to (so I've learned) as 'crufty', a bare-bones hyperlink denoting little more than a query to the database where WordPress stores site content. The cruft version of a link to this post is: /index.php?p=945 (more...)
Red Sox vs. Reality
So the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees tonight, 10-3. In the seventh game of the American League playoffs. Coming back from a ... (more...)
Kilgore Trout, RIP
You know things must be going bad in the world if Kilgore Trout felt the need to cut things short. The death of a ... (more...)
New favorite medical term
Nappy rash. Yeah, I had to go all the way to the UK for it. That won't keep it from being my favorite.
Speaking of unbelievable stuff
14 innings? I mean, come on: 14?! Somebody put these fans out of their misery. One way or the other. I'm begging. Playoff update: Well ... (more...)
Post Debate Gaywatch, Day 5
Oh, I think I get it now. Republicans didn't want John Kerry telling the nation Mary Cheney is a lesbian, because it highlights the fact ... (more...)
Reasons this week to vote for Bush
Oy, do we freakin' need any more? Eighty-five nations back population agenda Eighty-five heads of state and government have signed a statement endorsing a U.N. ... (more...)