The internet made awesome
I’ve met more messed-up, weird, freaky, oddball, and flat-out crazy people in my last six months online than I did in my entire ten years working at the S&M Slip n’ Slide Factory for the Criminally Insane in Hoboken, New Jersey — just across the street from the Klingon Language University.
It’s strange. Everyone I know who is successful online is crazy. Every one… Continue Reading
It’s weird. I have this hypothetical scenario in my head. I know it’s hypothetical because it involves Doc Brown from Back to the Future.
I imagine going back in time six months, to the end of March of this year. And the future me eschews all of the warnings about interacting with past selves, lest I cause a temporal paradox or become my… Continue Reading
A month or so ago, Charlie Glikey from Productive Flourishing and I figured out that despite knowing all of the same people and running in the same online circles, we had never so much as crossed paths except for that time I broke into his house and started throwing aluminum trash cans at his refrigerator.
So I sent him a message on… Continue Reading
I’m sitting here looking at a blank white screen (I write posts in a text editor first, then copy them onto my blog) and find myself really at a loss as to what to say. It has nothing to do with how much I actually have to say. Rather, it has everything to do with feeling out of place.
Like, you know how when… Continue Reading
