Month: May 2001
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I gotta say, the new Webmonkey design is the ugliest thing I’ve ever seen. Thank God it doesn’t extend any further than the front page, or I’d have to stop using it. *shudder*
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Why is everyone suddenly interested in hacking my boxen? These stories sound like the deluded ravings of the Windoze Borg, trying to instill fear and paranoia in the ranks of happy Mac users.
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My friend Pat McDonald just IMed me to let me know that he’s finished his last final and his college career is finally over. An excerpt from our hilarious conversation: PatMcd01: done with collegeKrisinLondon: SWEET!PatMcd01: i’m as smart as i’ll ever be right nowKrisinLondon: hahahahaha… That’s an interesting way to look at it.PatMcd01: i’ll be…
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New Poll: I suddenly realized today that I read a lot of weblogs. I seriously check all of them in that box at the left every day. How about you? Do you think I’m insane? Are you even more of an addict than I am? Results from the old poll: Well, only 13 of you bothered…
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Wow! “The Real World” is finally going to shoot a season in Chicago. They wanted to do it before but claimed that the weather was too crappy. Evidently they’ve now realized that Chicago has summer too.
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This stupid article makes it sound like that alleged murderer was on her period and that’s why it’s understandable that she went on a homicidal rampage. Yeah, I realize that it goes on to explain she had an “associated polycystic ovary syndrome”, but they still make it sound like it was just “Aunt Flo.”
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Roger Ebert susses out the answer to one of cinema’s greatest riddles: “Are Jay and Silent Bob inspired by C3PO and R2D2?”
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If you contacted me about the source files for my comment system, you’ll be pleased to know that they’re now hosted here at web-goddess. Just download and enjoy!
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I was just debunking an e-mail forward from my mom about roach eggs in envelope glue when I noticed that the Snopes site has redesigned. Very nice.
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This is without a doubt the most annoying Michael Stipe interview I’ve ever read in my life. The author decided that Stipe was too boring and generic so he literally made half of the article up. Parts of it are interesting, but I got quickly tired of reading a section only to find out that…