Jen at World Wide Watercooler informs me it's delurking week. So come to this entry and add a comment. Or, like, bad things will happen.
Update: "Lurking" is when you read my blog but never comment. "Delurking" is when you stop lurking and reveal yourself.
“Watch your step as you exit the train, and if you’re late, just remember that life is a lot like being on this train: we may not be there yet, but we’re getting there.”
“According to Golf Digest, from 1996 to 2007, Woods made $769,440,709. Golf Digest predicts that, by 2010, Woods will become the world’s first athlete to pass one billion dollars in earnings.”
I’ll lurk if I godn damned well please! You may live in a socialist country...but some of us live in the good old U S of A! Don’t tread on my lurkiness!
I can only claim to read your site in its sideways glory every now and then, and not the feed(s). I don’t mean that intending disrespect: actually, I like the way horizontal-scrolling challenges my preconception of what a weblog should look like.
lurk? waddat?
yo dawg, ize a comMENTing MAchine, ah-IGHT?
word.
alright. you got me. i stop by all the time - especially when i’m in the mood to make full use of my mighty mouse. but you don’t have, like, fancy blogging software that can tell if i’ve been lurking, do you? no? whew!
Posted by Jason Manikel at 4:06 pm on Jan. 13, 2006
Have you comments on blogs that you read? Lurky lurk. In Bloglines it looked like you only had one comment. But I can see that was not true. I wonder what the Harry Potter jinx is for lurking ...
You can scroll right easily by holding down the SHIFT key and using your scroll wheel. (Firefox users trying this will end up jumping to old Web pages until a) Firefox releases a fix, b) they change their settings like so.)
