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I figured out why I got a spike of visitors on the 27th – I think it was all down to that 'warning, contains strong language' opening gambit I used. *chuckles* My, how disappointed many of the visitors must have been to have discovered that I was only whining about people's emotional fuckwittery.
I wonder if there's an optimum subject for blogging? Maybe it's a combination of swearing and the Matrix?
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The ultimate combination for blogging from my experience seems to be, Java, knitting, American politics and Christianity. Plus the Matrix.
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Knitting huh? I'll obviously have to talk to my Mum about that one. Frankly, arming me with knitting needles would be a bit like giving a sharp knife to a small child.
As for the Matrix… the thing I love about blogging about that film is that there's still so much crap to write about it. It's like an inexhaustable supply of blogging inspiration. Have a slow day? Blog about the Matrix! Easy!
Anyway i'm off now to consider my next post – the meaning of cable stitch in the Judaeo-Christian interpretation of the Matrix – which is actually an exposition on modern American politics – and the use of Java to elucidate on whether Agent Smith is, in fact, Bush.
I didn't miss anything out there, did I?
Damn…and my “adultery” title didn't give me shit.
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