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Thursday, December 4th, 2008Find out how grim it’s become .
It’s Commentaries… Just Commentaries…
Find out how grim it’s become .
This is how to do it.
Key Quote: “…I mean business when I say I’ll take anyone on who wants to fight me. You think you can take me, I’ll pay to rent a boxing ring and beat your fucking ass legally. Remember that I’ve studied enough martial arts to be deadly even though I’m old, and I don’t give a fuck if I kick your mother fucking ass or you kick mine. You don’t like what I’ve said, then write something in reply but fuck you if you think you’re gonna talk to me like you can hurt me… I’ll never be afraid of some pilsner fresh fat fuck who eats donut hamburgers and only gets exercise when he plays World of Warcraft on a DDR pad.”
Alas for RoR.
Stephen Fry just set up a blog. And yes, I miss Douglas Adams too.
Key Quote: “In this time when people exhibit the least amount of character in history, there is more communication than ever before. Often this is simply blathering on blogs—mindless words and idle communication. Most blogs can be summed up as people talking about almost anything, but really nothing. There is no purpose to much of the contents—no direction.”
Another Key Quote: “Literally some become so addicted to blogging, posting and instant messaging that other parts of their lives are neglected… All that said, you can—and SHOULD—maintain friends the “old-fashioned” way, through actual personal contact, as well as letter writing, emailing or instant messaging…”
Cut & Paste articles on your blog!
Apparently listening to classical music promotes faster weight-loss than loud fitness pop music. What is “loud fitness pop music”?
Singaporean visits a tree. Avoids making funny faces.
Key Quote: “I’ve gone through them and they’re rather accurate.”
Angela once left a comment on my blog.
I was asked, once, to help out as a hospice volunteer. I could not say yes as I am emotionally not strong enough to share the pain and loss. This is why I opted to work with latchkey kids.
Back to Angela, curious as to who she was I visited her blog. I left devastated as it was chronicling the final days of a lively, funny and oh-too-young girl.
But I did visit once in a while to see how she was.
Work came, stayed, made a mess and left. And suddenly today, I went in to find this. One cannot help but think of the song left on the blog of another dear friend.
Alas Angela, for we hardly knew thee.
In the aeroplane over the sea
…And one day we will die
And our ashes will fly from the aeroplane over the sea
But for now we are young
Let us lay in the sun
And count every beautiful thing we can see
Love to be, in the arms of all I’m keeping here with me
What a beautiful face
I have found in this place
That is circling all round the sun
And when we meet on a cloud
I’ll be laughing out loud
I’ll be laughing with everyone I see
Can’t believe how strange it is to be anything at all
People with important
information can get it out there without having to wait for
investigative reporting, official news releases and other stuff like that.
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Key Quote: "…Eventually we started talking on the phone and things got graphic, he finally fessed that he would just rather pursue a sexual relationship with me instead. We were going to meet up after his supposed birthday dinner with his mom to talk hangout and get to know eachother. He basically led me all the way to his house just to pursue sex from me, which he did not get (thank god). A couple weeks later, like around the time of the beer festival he was trying to solicit my best friend and I for a threesome. He said that if I could grant his ultimate wish of a threesome, that he would be indebted to me forever and that would work in my favor relationship wise. That him and I could be together forever. I knew there was something not right about this guy…"
I see dead people.
After being derided, verbally abused and victimized by a collection of putrid puritanical putas in our normalized nation, our buxom banking executive is back with her torrid romances and sexual escapades.
Wonderfully written meditations that overflows with sexiness without sleaze.
Freedom of expression baby. Freedom, of expression.
Got a meme tag from Sesame. Sorry it took so long. Work are like cowards, they group together and jump out at you all at once.
I don’t usually do memes as it reminds me too much of chain-letters since the 1900s.
Anyway, here are the rules: remove the blog in the top spot from the following list and bump everyone else up a notch. Then add yours to the bottom spot. Like this:
You then select 5 people to pass the love to bother.
I am doing this because I think it’s novel (for me). Here’s my tag of five. You’re it:
What were you doing ten years ago?
NUS, Department of Informations Systems and Computer Science, Year Two. And pining for my 143 who left Singapore to do her studies.
What were you doing one year ago?
Taking a break, planning my exit, after rescuing yet another crisis.
Five snacks you enjoy.
I don’t snack. Consuming food for the sake of mere displacement activity is not taking food seriously at all. However, where I am in a whimsical mood…
Five songs to which you know all the lyrics off your head right now.
Five things you would do if you had one million dollars.
Split it into 3 equal parts. 1 to invest, 1 to save and the last to spend so as to get it out of my system: Take a holiday and finally buy the Tempur Bed and Aeron Chair I’ve had my eye on for years. Can’t think of 2 other things as I have already run out of money.
Five bad habits.
Five things you like doing.
Five things you would never buy, wear or get new again.
Five favourite toys
On Dec 17, 2005 10:18:03 AM, TypePad Customer Support said:
Hi Gareth,
Thank you for the report; we sincerely apologize for the problems
you’re seeing. This error occurred during scheduled maintenance of
TypePad.
There is a post about this on Everything TypePad explaining what’s happened and what we’re doing to fix it:
http://www.sixapart.com/typepad/news/2005/12/update_on_typep.html
Republishing your site should cause the most recent posts to appear. Please let us know if it doesn’t.
We are having to reload your files and images, but they should be back by the end of the weekend.
Thanks,
Kymberlie
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On Dec 17, 2005 10:18:37 AM, TypePad Customer Support said:
Hi Ivan,
Sorry about just calling you Gareth. I’m working on a few tickets at once.
My apologies,
Kymberlie
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My reply:
Nope. The images are still down. Weekend’s almost over.
I have faced a lot of problems over the past months from Typepad. Most of it was not resolved to my satisfaction.
I mean, when there was a problem with the counters, you removed the counters (most of the important statistics anyway) and asked me to go and use another counter, which I have to set up myself.
Also, when I keep getting errors on posting just these past weeks, I get the same response from different Typepad support personnel. As there was no update on what is being done, other than monitoring and waiting for me to send in more tickets, I marked all the tickets as resolved.
I get the feeling no one was really doing anything about it.
Now I get this.
Do you think I can change my choice of compensation from the last time to at least 8 months?
This is because I think that’s how long you will need to get a good backup system in place. Until then, Typepad is what I consider unstable and I feel I should not be funding this sort of instability.
I choose one month previously (I think) because I felt that maybe as a new company you needed sometime to get a good system up, redundancy servers and all that.
Do you think my faith has been misplaced?
While I admire Rockson’s cutting-edge commentaries, he has nothing on this big daddy jive-talking blogger.
I really like it. It’s hilarious.