Say, whore, UniScorn is so much better.
Oh how I missed your totally anonymous, sparse wonderland of dreams.
fuck yeah dude. halo scan just makes things feel right. or, to quote that fruit zach braff in garden state: haloscan, "when I'm with you, I feel safe."
obvious apologies for referencing zach braff and garden state.
also, i can't figure out how to use the new mgoblog. i'm pretty decent at the interwebs, too.
Yah, fuck the new Mgoblog. Too many rules and time wasting shit. Good content, but I am afraid the community is dead.
when we start rocking hardcore blog rules that are summarily enforced, i fear we've lost something important.
super serious bloggers are for the birds.
The only thing rules do is eliminate quick wit, interesting tangents, and encourage dozens of now registered instead of anonymous fools to post the same inane worries and questions with little to discourage them since nobody wants to be "moderated".
I've got important things to say, yet MGoBlog has put tape over my mouth (by somehow fucking up my registration). Censorship sucks, and I'm important, so MGoBlog now sucks too for ignoring me. There, I said it.
(sigh), like any other blog upgrade, things will be effed up for a few days over there. Hopefully the WLA HQ can offer us some TLC ASAP. LOL, acronyms mean I'm witty!
Don't let the man hold you down, man.
After my long time girlfriend and I parted ways upon our college graduation, I felt wierd for several weeks (months?) afterwards. It was less me missing her and more me not knowing how to fill the empty spaces in my time.
That's thing about routines; you get into them and it feels akward when they change. My workday feels...wierd right now. Thank the communist manifesto for the simple solace and comfortable familiarity of haloscan.
Really, while enforced rules and such are annoying we will get used to them and find ways to keep the best parts of the old system alive.
My biggest problem is that I can't have that gigantic message board interface open all day at work without people noticing, whereas HaloScan is very discreet.
on one hand, the interwebs are our source for beastiality and fecal porn, videos of people getting decapitated and infants being forced to smoke weed, and baby pands yawning.
on the other hand, we are subject to finite rules such as no talking about gary sheffield.
i'm so confused right now.
and you're right, haloscan is awesome. it's like ordering giant black dildos in the mail; they show up in neat, discreet little packages.
umm. sorry.
at least we have the windows hotkey.
I'll do the first handle-jack.
I'm sorry.
-scalz1
So, I was pondering Brian's comment about vacuum cleaners, and thought, surely those were never discussed at MGoBlog. I mean, some of the commenters don't even have vacuum cleaners and while I do, I employ someone to use it.
This made me realize that I am probably part of the WLA-despised bourgeoisie. Or does that only apply to football and not one's employment of domestic labor?
We only kill for football beliefs, your personal consumption is irrelevant.
Our personal consumption is actually very moderate, aside from domestic labor. I'm pretty sure the fact that someone else has cleaned the bathrooms for the past ten years is a big secret of the success of our marriage.
For some reason I Googled a couple of former Michigan players and read blog posts this weekend. I was hoping to find something about their current activities but mostly found stuff about how Michigan is without Chad Henne, Mike Hart, etc. etc. and is totally going to suck, RichRod needs Pat White, and a bunch of similar dumbassery. The WLA needs to strike fear into the heart of such idiots, but how?
Labor camps, that's how.
I don't think I'd trust those dumbasses to clean my bathroom.
bgh, mention Sheffield again and you're out of here!
(sorry, i was so confused by the new mgoblog it took me a while to find myself here.)
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