The windows live hotmail spellchecker now knows that “blogging” is a word. I would personally like to welcome microsoft to the world of 2004.

MC marcel - In search of lost rhyme.

this has the potential to be at least as good as MC hawkings “A brief history of rhyme”

Things were different this time.

Roland is dead; i’ll help out: the blogger is dead.

star wars for the generation*.

igeneration, generation me, myspace generation, facebook generation, mellienials, generation y.

i will also proffer “lolgeneration”

*halo sux

social graph paper.

i guess

gogole

2.0 be or not 2.0 be.

i wish i thought of that.

i have also seen: 2.oh.

We need to think of more.

Twitosphere

this blog is insipid

if one publishes a blog in book from, is it like transformers for nerds?

i supposed i should also take issue with the idea that transformers were ever for anything that is not middle america or japan.

i will follow this with several more counterintuitive  insights in to popular culture, which are ultimately vapid and not all that insightful, if you consider them for more than the time it too you to consume them; which is not a particularly good idea due to there vapid nature and shifty, stabby eyes. the eyes that glare at you like the eyes of insipid pop culture insights on blogs, self-evident and insipid, always staring at giant robots in middle distance, devoid of all substance expect cookie monkeys and random quirks like giant robots that can transform into cars, and rhetorical  tautologies, composed entirely of buzz words, designed by professionals to make you purchase.

i like that stuff. But i don’t like transformers; transformers suc.

abnegation

sometimes i do not update