… digging the spiffy new design …
There’s a reason why it’s called the Song of the Moment instead of the Song of the Day. I want to be able to change it whenever I feel like it. Like right now for instance.
Brilliant Disguise – Bruce Springsteen
No one will ever bury Paul.
“No is for wimps. No is for pussies. No is to live small and embittered, cherishing the opportunities you missed because they might have sent the wrong message. There is a point in one’s life when one cares about selling out or not selling out. … The keeping real of shit matters to some people,
breakout
The previous post got me thinking about all the continuing hullabaloo about content. Continuing? Yeah. Continuing as in, the same thing people were debating 300 years ago. I took entire classes in college about content and what it is and where it originates and why it’s good or bad. What I learned was that nobody
I keep meaning to tell you and I keep forgetting. My prol-style loggerheads drop-down combo box on top of the sidebar is a <#include> That means if you want to steal it, or make your own, or even include mine on your site (?!), all you have to do is grab weblogs.shtml and it’s yours.
I just can’t get enough of this blogger thing. I’ve started a new blog called Song of the Moment. Is it a featurette? I don’t know. Whenever I get around to it, probably once each day, I will stick a new song in my songs directory and name it song.mp3. (If you want to send
I Ain’t Never Seen No One Like You – George Strait A peppy, happy song.
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