Three Way

Not long ago in a bar not very far away, a funny thing happened. You see, I was chillaxing with a couple of charming ladies whom I think are approximately 14x cooler than me. So far so good, right? Well, one of them, let's call her "Elana," was intrigued that I had one of these "blog" things. After I explained things a bit, her keen intellect grasped the opportunity before her. Before I knew it, she had offered to triple my revenue by joining forces and guest blogging on the Toaster. The other girl, we'll call her "Meshawn," agreed to be in on the action. Meanwhile I'm multiplying zero times three in my head.

So, ladies, I've sent you your invitations. Let's see what you've got. Elana & Meshawn, time to pony up. I think my entire fanbase would agree that the world is awaiting your debuts in the blogosphere with baited breath.

Super Blog Friends!

I just want to say how excited I am about our little blog network we have going on. Myself, Dan, Drew, and Crystal pretty much rotate among each others' blogs leaving snarky comments. We rule.

I'm learning to like Wilco's new album. It's different from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, which isn't a bad thing in and of itself. But at first it seemed less... unique? Anyway, I have to listen to an album in at least three different contexts before I can decide whether I like it or not:

1. On my iPod while walking down the street, preferably with lots of other people around.
2. On my home stereo with the sweet, sweet sub. Mmmm... bass.
3. At some sort of hanging-out (KGB would say "ch-hanging ar-round") type event.

I've got 1 & 2 down. Anyone wanna have a Wilco party?

Choice quote from Dan on the subject, "I think, all kidding aside, I would probably have sex with Jeff Tweedy in a heartbeat."

Losing my nerd mojo

Wow, it's been a really long time since I posted here. Almost a year, in fact. I guess this is sort of my nerdy blog, whereas my MySpace blog is more my personal one. Maybe I should combine them... Hmm, there's a thought. I haven't been feeling very nerdy lately. I think mainly because I haven't had a lot of free time to ruminate on all things geeky. Though I do have a nascent thought in my brain about how Ubuntu Linux could better position itself as a must-have operating system for businesses and home users alike. And it centers around LDAP. Weird, right? Maybe I'll get some verbage up about that one of these days. I'll try to find some better use for this blog. Because I do love the name... :)