This weather has put me in a foul humour.
It’s JUNE for fuck’s sake. I suppose I should be grateful that it’s not 85ºF and I’m running the A/C.
But still.
Grrrr.
This weather has put me in a foul humour.
It’s JUNE for fuck’s sake. I suppose I should be grateful that it’s not 85ºF and I’m running the A/C.
But still.
Grrrr.
Well, the referral logs were a big hit, I see! LOL Damn, it amuses me so that the simplest technical thing was way over the head of our favourite lurker! Har! The self proclaimed brilliant, confident, honourable, upstanding, holier-than-thou lurker didn’t have a clue that every hit of this site is logged. ::wipes tears of glee from eyes::
Oh, dear, the lurker brings me much laughter. I think it’s also very funny that anything I write here is considered “behind the back” of the lurker, who comes by here once a week to read my blog! Hrm, seems pretty in FRONT of the back to me, but hey, we’re not dealing with towering intellect here. Heeeelarious!
I’ve decided to have as much fun as I can at the expense of these people who have nothing better to do than cause unnecessary strife. You want to lurk and post silly melodramatic things? GREAT! It makes me laugh. You want to take every syllable of every word expressed to you as some sort of affront or challenge or condescension? YAY! More for me to make fun of!
I’m sick to death of people who take everything as a personal insult. Get over yourselves! No one cares what you think! No one is addressing you in the first place! If you’re a whiny prick, then think about why that was said. If you’re a silly drama whore who’s ALWAYS upset at someone for some small infraction that you NEVER mention, then think about WHY you’re considered a drama whore. If there is always a Vortex of Chaos around you, could it be that it’s YOU and/or the people you associate with? If you’re considered a cunt by quite a few people, could it be because you act like one? Could it be true? Could it be YOU and not everyone else? Hmmm?
Just a thought. :-)
This is the first crappy Memorial Day weekend I can remember. It started raining yesterday and pretty much ruined the Decatur Arts Festival – where Nick and I were volunteering. It was rainy and COLD!
We came back here, napped, then attended Beth’s party with everyone, which was great fun despite the weather. No shrimp on the barbie, but still lots of yummy shrimps prepared in various ways: cocktail, stuffed/breaded, bbq.
I’m the first up this morning (??) so I’m tooling around the internet waiting for everyone else to get up. Caroline and Dru stayed over with us after the party last night and we intend to have our shrimp on the barbie today, dammit! We’ll have to move the cars out of the carport and cook there. It’s still cold today (60ºF) but we’re gonna cook out anyway. Take THAT icky weather!!
Mmm, kabobs, burgers, shrooms, sausages, corn! Damn, I’m starved, I wish everyone would wake up!!
Just a shoutout to all of you guys who come by and don’t post!
I don’t know if this is common knowledge, so let me explain how it works. I can see every single hit on this website in my referral logs. I see every search, I see every link, I see every domain. That means that I know who’s been by this week.
Here’s a partial list:
Rhonda (are you MediaOne?)
Christa (easy: Torchlake)
Cody (heh, for a hatah like you, it’s odd you’d lurk so much. Yours is army.mil.)
Andy (uswest? pacbell?)
I can’t pinpoint anyone locally since we all use comcast or mindspring or bellsouth. Who the hell is rcn.com? Or urdirect.net? There are always a bunch of odd ones that I’ve never heard of. Anyone want to claim one of the odd ones? Here they are: optonline.net, adelphia.net, jacksonville.net, arctic.ca, rcsis.com, ptsi.net, level3.net, netinc.ca, btitelecom.net, uu.net.
The isps farthest away this week are nextra.sk and net.au. I think. If .au is australia and sk is sweden? Anyone know?
I can also see the searches that were done and it appears that Rachel Ray is a very popular search query right now! I’ve gotten quite a few hits from those searches leading to the recipes I posted.
I just love referral logs!
I’m such a geek! :-)
When I was in high school, back in the 80s, we didn’t have guns at school or any of that shit. I’m from Tennessee, so YAH, we had guns, but we had sense enough to leave them at home. The big deal at school was wearing mini skirts and dipping Skoal – typically it was skirts for the girls and Skoal for the boys, but you know there were probably exceptions, what with it being Tennessee and all… We also didn’t have ATMs, computers, cell phones, CDs or hardly any technology that is around today. Oh, and we had the REAL MTV, that played MUSIC.