We are its children. We’re the ones who make a brighter day so let’s start tagging giving.
Incidentally, this is how most of my posts get typed. Type a sentence, erase some, rinse, repeat.
Likely why so few I start get out the door. :)
Speaking of web sites that yell…
Finding myself interested in news about the shutting down of Alaska’s Pipeline due to massive corrosion, I clicked through to Forbes.com to read more about it.
Within a few seconds, Steve Forbes himself was espousing, in what I can only assume was real-time video transfer, the value of something. [...]
Well, perhaps just the advertisers they allow on their site.
This thing freaks me out on so many levels. The head and eyes follow the mouse movement. It talks. It says the sentence I type in (”This is a horrible thing”). It takes me to a page that yells at me without [...]
Those who can’t do teach. Or they steal other people’s stuff. I can’t draw, and I don’t teach people to draw, so…
Go generate your own ignoramous strip and poke fun at crackpots for some Bad Case of the Mondays relief.
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