The most amusing exchanges

I'm still catching up from this weekend, but like most people with a site, every few days I browse through the referrer logs to have an idea of who is linking and what they're saying.

I so love them, as it doesn't really require any real thought, and I often back-track and leave little notes at the sites, like thank-you's or the like. Really just depends on the amount of time I have, or what I'm avoiding doing, but I figure whoever runs the site gets a warm fuzzy.

It's pushing it if I have to register for something, like a forum, but sometimes I get carried away... There's a guy out there who still doesn't know how I got into his wiki, but he seemed nice about it and I didn't hurt anything...

If someone is very (un)lucky, and I'm in a random mood, I leave really strange comments peppered about the web, because I figure someday when I'm famous someone will try to google me for their book/article, find all this weird stuff, get very confused and start to wonder what they've gotten themselves into. That's the excuse I use anyways, although it doesn't really explain the weirdness that spews from my outbox sometimes.

It can also be some random site I come across, but finding them via the feeds or referral link pushes the odds of weirdness up, as I assume they have an idea not to go into anything I say without a salt mine. I.E., I was granted 'diplomatic immunity' by the M.A.W.B. Squad after a small misunderstanding involving this comment:

"you know, i just realized i'm not even on your blogroll. Oh well, i still want to hump you... FYI, 'hump' is finnish for 'shake your hand vigorously' so don't be offended."

Luckily her significant other is very understanding, although that comment spurred a downward spiral that led to the weirdest set of pictures involving The Cow to date ending up on their site. Photoshopping doesn't really count, but its so weird it deserves a link.

Anywho, there is an exchange over at the Purdue MUG forum regarding DrunkenBlog, and yours truly, that had me in stitches. Perhaps I'm too tired to fully process this, and I know that this site is always a comma from getting out of hand, but asking what credentials someone named "drunkenbatman" has in a serious way just strikes me as absurdly funny, let alone how someone would really answer it, what they'd point to, or how they'd rank them.

Being a friend of DrunkenBlog must be really hard sometimes.

It isn't like there are a whole lot of other Bible salesmen who happen to use the Mac and who happen to be geeky to compare myself to. This could possibly improve soon, as there is now a surprising amount of applications for the Mac that revolve around the Bible. I'm particularly impressed by whomever came up with the names 'iBible', 'Hangman Bible', 'MacSword', 'BiblePod' and 'Got Word?'.

We complain about the lack of vertical apps on the Mac sometimes, but Linux has it much worse, aside from games. Besides lacking Photoshop and iTunes, the state of Bible software on Linux is downright deplorable -- let alone Bible software with such marketable names. It doesn't necessarily mean they're all heathens, but one could make the argument it's implied the platform tends towards the atheist and agnostic.

Ah, I can sleep now.

yummy alcohol posted button Posted by drunkenbatman
    August 01, 2005, at 01:37 AM


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