During a game of HangDwarf (following a game of HangHobbit) on Saturday night:
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Scant minits later:
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It's uncanny!
I've gont to do sumfink aboat this afore
Can nazone recommend a good conjoined twins surgeon?
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Which of Henry VIII's wives are you?
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Fogures. Bha. :-P
On another note: I am thinking that, what with it being 2006 before Longhorn is out, it might be time to buy MSFT, seeing as a lot of late adopters are probably finally ready to cave. Opinions?
Edit, 02:45 CST Mon 12 Jan 2004: Will blogs elect the next American President?
On MSNBC, I am watching the political commentators talk about the blogs of Howard Dean, Wesley Clark, and George W. Bush. These are, as you can imagine, written and read by the campaign managers for these particular candidates, some of whom (e.g., Dean) only recently even heard of blogs, but get 50-200 replies per entry (hey, that's not so much! ;-)).
The remarks regarding bloggers? "They get mad... they are really anti-media... and they call each other trolls... a true blog is about how one spent one's morning, what one wore, and what happened on Friends" Oh, how en vogue! :-P
More positive comments: "Blogging gets at the most basic kind of grassroots political activism." Many handwritten letters from the Dean campaign were supposedly written at a blog meetup. (Was this an LJ one? It's the first I've heard of it.)
Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal - T.S. Eliot
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Banazîr