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Greetings, mortals!
Welcome to my waste repository of personal opinions and random findings! Watch where you step.
Here you'll find a disproportionately high helping of juvenile humor, snarky remarks, quasi-intellectual opinions, naval-gazing meta-discussion, primitive noises, general arrogance, and even some closet nihilism from time to time.
A personality as sparkling as mine deserves an award!
Note that I've begun a system of rating my stumbles. I think this is something that StumbleUpon should be allowing me to do already, frankly. I'm working to tag my stumbles as such:
Where else you gonna find that kind of service?
Tip: Because StumbleUpon thinks its smart appending a leading '/' to the end of some URLs, if you find a link (say, a Youtube video) that doesn't work, simply grab the URL text itself (right-click, properties is one way) and paste it in manually, omitting the offending '/' at the end.
Sorry for the hassle. I didn't program this.
Welcome to my waste repository of personal opinions and random findings! Watch where you step.
Here you'll find a disproportionately high helping of juvenile humor, snarky remarks, quasi-intellectual opinions, naval-gazing meta-discussion, primitive noises, general arrogance, and even some closet nihilism from time to time.
A personality as sparkling as mine deserves an award!
Note that I've begun a system of rating my stumbles. I think this is something that StumbleUpon should be allowing me to do already, frankly. I'm working to tag my stumbles as such:
- 1 out of 5 - Random bits of humor and other unimportant crap for petty boredom alleviation.
- 2 out of 5 - Slightly more interesting, but still largely unimportant.
- 3 out of 5 - More meaningful or stimulating links that I recommend everyone get to see at least once.
- 4 out of 5 - Truly quality stuff that's a must see!
- 5 out of 5 - My coveted top ranking. Figure it out. :P
Where else you gonna find that kind of service?
Tip: Because StumbleUpon thinks its smart appending a leading '/' to the end of some URLs, if you find a link (say, a Youtube video) that doesn't work, simply grab the URL text itself (right-click, properties is one way) and paste it in manually, omitting the offending '/' at the end.
Sorry for the hassle. I didn't program this.
