It’ll be interesting to hear what he’s drumming to when the CD comes out in a few more months.
Here’s a description of my blog that somebody made up over at Airliners.net.
This guy’s blog has 3 google ads per page. He’s writing on as many topics as he can, because writing on topics brings visitors, and visitors click on ads. Do you think he has a passion for so many topics? I guess not. There is no corporation, no “commercial” look, but there is a guy who is spending hours on that blog because he is earning money. He could easily get a thousand bucks per month. Maybe he’s a student and this is added revenue (probably not). Maybe he has 5 other sites and is living not badly thru his sites (probably). If he’s living in India he’s having a nice life.
This couldn’t be more wrong. Anybody who reads this site regularly knows that I only post stuff that interests me personally. These interests are often things I really like or find funny, and occasionally it includes things that I find really terrible (often in a fashion-related sense). But to say that I post stuff simply to attract readers, regardless of my interests on that topic, is very incorrect.
Disclaimer: The forum post is regarding a mistake I made in using a photographer’s photo without his permission. My post on the An-225 (the very big airplane) has been UNpublished until I find photos that are freely available to use.
It’s illegal to purchase a green laser of any sort in Hong Kong, but like most other illegal items, you can get it if you ask for it specifically and correctly.
I asked for one today and I got one. It’s not a super-powerful one that will start fires, but my goodness, a red laser seems sooooooo dim compared to even the weakest green laser.
I LOVE THIS THING. It’s totally dangerous but oh so fun to play with. Anybody who’s going to be at my July 4th BBQ will be able to witness this monstrous beam of light first-hand. Jealous? You should be.
A big cake and strawberries are mine all.
Look at this dog humping strawberries. Oh he is so happy. He is a happy dog with a big cake and strawberries his all.
WTF. Who makes such a toy?
Hong Kong wouldn’t be anywhere today without its escalators. Sometimes it seems like people in Hong Kong won’t even bother going up if there’s no escalator. Stairs just don’t cut it.
The escalator shown above is literally a few steps in length. By the time you steady yourself on a particular step, it’s time to get off. Man. Also, is this not the best photo ever?
