28 indexes done. More than halfway!
Given the name of my weblog, I think I need to post cow-related links more often. With that, I present to you xtcian’s wedding proposal, fraught with a perilous bovine invasion — and more! (via Evhead)
how now brownpau
28 indexes done. More than halfway!
Given the name of my weblog, I think I need to post cow-related links more often. With that, I present to you xtcian’s wedding proposal, fraught with a perilous bovine invasion — and more! (via Evhead)
“Evil Dr. Sloth has plans to turn all the NeoPets in Neopia into his mutant slaves! Go to the Space Station and help thwart his evil plans! There are also games to play, things to buy, and much much more… “
Gosh, the evil arch-villain runs a command base where those who would thwart his dastardly plans can also play games and go shopping? Suddenly I’m reminded of Dr. Evil’s base in Austin Powers II, where every morning the staff could enjoy an all-you-can eat breakfast buffet. You know the scene… “It got weird.”
I woke up at almost 10am this morning. Nasty habit; I really need to get my waking time back up to 6am.
Randyfro: spammer.. I didn’t take much notice of it when I received his email last week, because quite frankly, I thought it was either: (1) plain and simple mass Unsolicited Bulk Mail (U.B.E., aka SPAM), or (2) some wide-eyed blog newbie who was actually kapal-muks enough to send his U.B.E. out to over a hundred sites. His victims’ standard response would most likely be annoyance and repulsion; I wonder how much hate mail this guy must be getting now. And why does he go spamming for links when his name seems to get around pretty well anyway?
There’s a Boba Fett Fan Club? How could there be so much infatuation over a character who has barely any exposure across two Star Wars movies? Hired by Darth Vader, tracks down and captures Han Solo, dies in the Sarlacc pit. That’s it! So where does the rest of this romanticization come from? What is it that causes fans to think Boba Fett is cool?
Whoa! Now I can see how Neopets makes its moolah; the signup process is littered with spam-bait checkboxes and other advertising offers. Parts of the role-playing game itself are interspersed with advertising promo bonuses. I thought that this would be just a tamagotchi on a webpage, but it looks like far more than just that. There’s a whole community here, and it looks quite involved.
Update: Neopets is connected to Scientology. I am not touching it ever again.
Controversial links, anyone?

Just on a whim, I tried signing up with NeoPets. My pet is a “Blumaroo.” More feedback later.
Update: Neopets is connected to Scientology. I am not touching it ever again.
My blog list currently consists of 106 weblogs, not counting the 2.5 that I currently run. (The .5 is Pula.ph, which I’m not sure I can continue. The total number would be 107 if I could just find out whatever in the world happened to silvergrrl1, the first weblogger I ever linked.)
I’ve been remiss in linking additional weblogs, but as soon as I can put the shuffled rotating list into operation, I’ll be adding the following, and more…
– Ben
– Stacie
I don’t see why a digitally bootlegged Episode II should make headlines. Back in SE Asia, the sidewalks were strewn with VCD’s of movies filmed straight out of the cinema long before the films’ release dates. You could even hear the audience laughing and see people walking in front of the screen.
A rather scathing review of Attack of the Clones from the New York Times. (Login required.) One thing interests me greatly: Yoda dueling. Or, as I prefer to call it, “Yodeuling.”
Yay, it works! Locally, nineteen indexes have been PHP’d. Thirty-two to go. Plus, I’m renaming certain pages and putting together a more organized navigational structure. More tomorrow. Must sleep.