§ Ego
Unlike many verbs used in self referrence, googling one’s self is surprisingly pleasing and won’t lead to hairy palms either. Why I just discovered that my egomaniacal intention to publish works with self-aggrandizing titles has already been satisfied: Kavin’s World by David Mason The Return of Kavin by David Mason Not only is “The Return of Kavin” akin to the... more
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It’s hard to deny what an utter computer geek you are when you consider your new email account to be the zenith of cool. Yup, I’m the proud new owner of a Gmail beta account. And while Gmail doesn’t offer much new functionality, besides one gigabyte of storage space, I can’t help but delude myself into thinking that an account... more
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The odd part about staring down the long end of a quarter-century is that I definetly feel old, but not in a bad way. I admit, I find aging more of perplexing experience rather than a depressing situation. It’s as if I’ve suddenly discovered that I have an incrementally more complicated world to deal with and am now a bit... more
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April 9th, 2003 - April 9th, 2004: The Year of the Bastard Inspired by Warren Ellis, and a certain Spider Jerusalem he writes, I've taken this oppurtunity to confirm my twenty-fourth year as, indeed, the Year of the Bastard. Perhaps I'm not the only one that does this, but I've always maintained birthdays as my personal analogue of "New Years".... more