Rabbitch

i find the ability to see hilarity in weird stuff ever more valuable as my stress level rises.

only bad thing about it is when you're grinning over something unrelated like that while some assweasel supervisor is berating you. is smiling while being reamed insubordination?

a point to ponder.

-- a. nonnie mouse
 

Poems about bunnie poop?!?!?! Too funny!
 

I smelled like farm animals when I got home from work today, but I took a shower. I think it may have helped keep the annoying supermarket cashier from being as chatty with me as he was the last time, though.
 

My old blog once ranked very highly for "cow bone dryers" - someone in Nigeria was looking for one.

Perhaps you should take to writing amusing poems about bunny poop? A weekly feature? A poem-along? A Flickr group - nah, maybe just the poetry....
 

Waaahhhh!

I never get amusing links. (And I use statcounter, too).

On the other hand, I've had drive by hits from 75 different countries. . .
 

"If you write it, they will come."

What do people not get about this? I have people say that to me, too -- that they never get any "fun" hits. If you never write about fun/weird/bizarre/over-the-top stuff, of course you will not get the Google hits. Use some profanity and some grossness, and there they be. Heh.
 

Can one truly be deeply superficial? I think that's an oxymoron.
 

Now what I find truly interesting is the blog entry below yours that came up with the 'you smell like a farm animal search'. I'm afraid to go read it though.
 

Perhaps what I should have said is taht every single hit I get is a "no referring link"

I show up on Google! Truly I do. I have had people email me (willing to pay) for odd bits of leftovers I might have from a project I blogged.

So surely. . .
 

I think this is proof positive that you need to write poems about bunny poop. It'd be a public service, obviously.
 

Weren't you coming my way sometime soon?

Hellifino...I've been VEERRRRYY out of touch lately, what with the fuckmonkey dial-up connection I have....
 

You are not a superficial person. I discovered your blog from Franklin's and have spent the past two weeks during down time at work reading all the posts from the very beginning. I feel like I know you very well and you are not superficial at all.
It's amazing how following a person's trials and tribulations for a couple of years can make a person feel as though that person is a close relative or a good friend. My first thought when I came to the recent computer crash was that I had a motherboard and CPU extra that I would trade for yarn. I'm sure glad you got the computer fixed because I do NOT need more yarn.