Month: April 2001

It’s SO not fair to write a post about me, include the word Prozac and do it in a language that I just don’t understand.

Songs lyrics for a Friday morning:
[Nothing Is Good Enough]

That nothing is good enough
for people like you
who have to have someone take the fall
and something to sabotage–
determined to lose it all

Send me e-mail. I want some e-mail. No fluff. Good stuff. Suggestions, ideas, creative stuff. I need to take a brain-dump, but I haven’t been getting enough head-fibre recently. So come on kids, help me purge.

Turning the tables on DSR: a selection of search terms used to find their site, according to their stats page (5.10pm GMT): long dong silver, LITTLE NATURIST, Pokemon Porn, haemorrhoids, the shit files it’s just a of shit, sexy iranian, pictures of horses (check this one out) and Almost nude.

I’m slightly surprised that anyone would be comfortable with being featured in an article called ‘From cause celebre to scum of the earth in just three months’, but I suppose you have to have a sense of humour about these things.

Possibly the coolest thing on the net – the complete Anatomy of the Human Body by Henry Gray. Complete with disgustingly anatomical cut-away drawings of the human body.

Tonight: UK webloggers meet up again. This time the evening is known as: sick of the parrot. All non-attendees will be executed. Do you understand what I’m saying?

The question of the moment is whether or not to reboot. I’ve been meaning to do some tightening work on pb.org for weeks now, but just haven’t had the time. Perhaps this is enough incentive – tighten, sharpen, refine, polish. I could do it this weekend. Oh so tempting. Or perhaps I should follow Jason and engineer a Skiboot instead. It occurs to me that the relaunches will kind of blend in with one another and that it might be a more intelligent thing (after Darwin and Dawkins) to pre-empt the general relaunch by a day. You might get more traffic that way.

There’s a substantial (and pretty well written and thought out) article on weblogs and weblogging over at Yahoo! Internet Life at the moment. I always find these articles slightly annoying since they never mention plasticbag.org (unless I know the author of the article), but I suppose that’s my own problem and I’m just going to have to get over it. [Prol’s thoughts]