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Transformers Movie

Sun Jun 28, 2009, 6:29 PM
yeah yeah yeah
Giant robots fighting evil to save our planet. We've seen it all. Over and Over. Still, I liked the movie. All except for the part where they replaced the charming young actress who played Sam's girlfriend with some sort of blow-up fish balloon. Someone should tell youth today to leave well enough alone and stop getting stuff tattooed, lifted, hiked, increased, reduced, replaced or injected. Megan Fox looks like a clown in clown shoes and it makes me sad for her and all the people who are similarly driven. Even sadder for the jerkies who think that sort of thing is attractive.

That said the summer skies are bright and blue here in Sunny Florida (when it is not storming), my hens are laying and the ducks are quacking and people's computers still need repaired so life is good.

Here's hoping you're all having a great summer too!

  • Mood: Content
  • Listening to: Radio Nigel
  • Watching: Deliverance
  • Eating: Burgers
  • Drinking: Tamarind Koolaid

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Thanks so much for the friendly watch! I really appreciate it!

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"Uncertainty is the essential, inevitable, and all-pervasive companion to your desire to make art. And tolerance for uncertainty is the prerequisite to succeeding." David Bayles and Ted Orland
you are welcome. You're photos are a wonder to someone less traveled!

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"do something you can do something about" - tcb
Thanks again!

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"Uncertainty is the essential, inevitable, and all-pervasive companion to your desire to make art. And tolerance for uncertainty is the prerequisite to succeeding." David Bayles and Ted Orland
hey, what's going on?
yes ma'am. I will lurk, linger and inspire wherever you post me.

let me know what else I can do.

- beane

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"do something you can do something about" - tcb
Do you have control over the PoetryPlease website, or does Synith still have it?

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Take advantage of the workshop forums at =PoetryPlease and *ProsePlease for valuable feedback and critique!
i own and host it. I have not changed anything so Synith can still get in and change it.

I can do whatever you want with it. Web development is most of what I do these days.

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"do something you can do something about" - tcb
Well, can you tell if anyone even uses it? I'm stuck between shutting it down and revamping it...

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Take advantage of the workshop forums at =PoetryPlease and *ProsePlease for valuable feedback and critique!
it gets 30 04 40 unique visits a month, but there is no interactivity , just static info it seems.

What do you want in a website?

I have always wanted to set up a site where people can submit audio of their short stories / poems, and broadcast it over the net. I tried to do this with Underlit.org, and was successful, til some members flaked out and it collapsed.

The technology is in place and it is super doable. I think it could generate interest if folks could not only listen to readings on the website, which is being done, but if they could also listen to a constant stream with Winamp.

Let me know.

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"do something you can do something about" - tcb

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