1. Underwater Mine Fields
2. See number 1.
Read MoreToday this guy told me to blog about liking my own posts. I’ve never personally done this, but I suppose it’s a pretty neat idea. This request was given at the exact same moment he said this “Ya know, it’s people like you that gets their ass kicked for being a smart-ass to the wrong person. “.
WHAT?? ME? A SMARTASS? SINCE WHEN.
Have no fear however – this young man is obviously a reputable source of danger. You can tell by his Facebook picture of his WoW character (Talk about serious business)
So as requested, I blogged about it. This one’s for you, John.
UPDATE:
After showing John this post, he called me an ‘obvious troll’ (Troll? No sir, I am most definately 100% human!) and told me to have fun being an idiot. I don’t think he expected such a fast blog turnaround. But hey, us idiots get things done.
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If you are planning on blacking out your websites today, please feel free to use this bit of code on your page.
Please, for the love of god, backup your index.php file before making this change.
Add the following code to your index.php:
<?php include 'http://blixhost.com/blackout/'; ?>
That’s it. Save the file, and the page will be blacked out. Remember, this is most effective on the index.
Godspeed.
It seems that the trend these days online is to move towards free everything. This has been happening for some time, but as of recent I’ve been noticing the spike in free content that the internet is providing. I mean, just 3 years ago the idea of free tangible goods was unheard of. Here, we see social giants like Living Social giving away large amounts of free content daily.
It seems like the amount of money these days flowing the e-conomy is more active than ever. And mixed with the idea of free content and materials online, I have to ask myself; is the internet making money free? Is currency becoming something that can be acquired online, and applied to real life use? The answer is yes… if you know where to find it.
Below is a chart that outlines this in a pretty nice detailed format. To keep this short, I’ll just leave you with this pic, and this statement: There is money all over the internet. In our day and age, publishing content can be just as much of a paycheck as working 40 hours a week in an entry level position can.
It hit me the other day that this is going to be my first summer where I am not working the graveyard shift! Now this may not sound so exciting to all you, but Just for reference here’s some things I’m already noticing about this nice little change…
- I can smell things. When you work all night, your smells are limited to nighttime air, and the occasional scent of burning wood. I didn’t realize that it had been 2 years since I smelled sunscreen.
- My skin doesn’t look like zombie flesh.
- I’m slowly remembering what the beach looks like at daytime.
- Sunburns are back in full force (More of a con – but it makes me feel human)
- I don’t have to sleep through summer heat.
But in all honesty – It is a really strange transition. No doubt is it good – I love it, but experiencing seasons that you haven’t properly experienced in 2 years is awesome.
