Contained within these pages are various and most likely random thoughts or ideas that may prove to amuse. I like to laugh at myself, and I hope you do too. However, I also hope that you are encouraged to think hard and think well (thank you, WorldView Academy!) May my life's purpose extend to this blog...I want to glorify God and enjoy him forever.
Yeah...it's the Rebelution again. I found this video on their website, and despite the fact that I KNOW all of you can find it at www.therebelution.com, I wanted to reference it here for the sake of posterity. I loved this video.
Okay, okay, I'll comment! I was going to comment on this post, except that I have nothing much to say besides, Yeah, it's really well-done. It is, and now I've said it. And maybe my comment will make a difference for someone, and cause them to watch it now that they see someone besides you and Alex & Brett Harris urging them to watch it. (Other non-commmenting readers of this blog, I'm talking to you.)
And I know, it does make a difference when someone comments. It prevents the NOIRSWAIWA* syndrome, among other things. I say we need to convince more people that blogging is superior to Facebooking.
Blogging is way superior to facebooking. And we should design a t-shirt for threadless.com that declares it as such, and then people will think, "wow, it's on threadless.com so it must be trendy and true!"
NOIRSWAIWA syndrome is bad. It generally causes my writing to become disgustingly, superficially emotional instead of deliberate and more logical.
ebhcuaut Ever Bear Hard Cuts Under An Ululating Tree?
I am a wood elf. My name is Laedelas Cuindlir Greenleaf, and I hail from a place in Middle Earth called Mirkwood. You may know a bit about my family. My father is King Thranduil of Mirkwood, and he had a few encounters with one Bilbo Baggins when Bilbo slayed Smaug the Dragon. My twin brother, Legolas, later had many adventures with Bilbo's nephew and heir, Frodo Baggins. My brother was part of the Fellowship of the Ring, and his elven knowledge and skill contributed much to the group. I myself am kept busy by clearing our great forest of those nasty large spiders that live in the trees. I also enjoy a good rousing swordfight now and then, and will occasionally train with weapons other than the bow.
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Okay, okay, I'll comment! I was going to comment on this post, except that I have nothing much to say besides, Yeah, it's really well-done. It is, and now I've said it. And maybe my comment will make a difference for someone, and cause them to watch it now that they see someone besides you and Alex & Brett Harris urging them to watch it.
(Other non-commmenting readers of this blog, I'm talking to you.)
And I know, it does make a difference when someone comments. It prevents the NOIRSWAIWA* syndrome, among other things. I say we need to convince more people that blogging is superior to Facebooking.
*no-one-is-reading-so-why-am-I-writing-anyway
Blogging is way superior to facebooking. And we should design a t-shirt for threadless.com that declares it as such, and then people will think, "wow, it's on threadless.com so it must be trendy and true!"
NOIRSWAIWA syndrome is bad. It generally causes my writing to become disgustingly, superficially emotional instead of deliberate and more logical.
ebhcuaut
Ever Bear Hard Cuts Under An Ululating Tree?
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