The purity of essence of our precious category tags
Patton has accused me of being overly concerned about wasting a scarce natural resource. The category tag. In this, of course, he is completely wrong. Naturally, I could have argued that over-categorizing a post dilutes the utility of tags. And I would have been right. But that wasn't the point. I was attacking him on aesthetic grounds, and just to stick a stick in his eye.
Just to prove that I am not some sort of homo-tree-hugging-enviro-commie, this post, which really is about everything, is tagged with every category we have. And, when I have a free moment, I'll add some new categories, and add them to this post.
So there.
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Buckethead Simpson, you are
Buckethead Simpson, you are drunk!
You know, I never actually
You know, I never actually noticed those icons until just now...
Nicholas, you have no idea
Nicholas, you have no idea how that hurts. I spent hours - no, days - creating those icons and then getting them to work on the blog.
Of course, not many other people ever noticed, either.
They're fantastic actually,
They're fantastic actually, and now that I think about it, they definitely had a positive impact, I just never consciously noticed they were there.
It was one of those situations where now that I think about it, I noticed them all along, but at the time it never actually seemed apparent.
Now, I've totally noticed
Now, I've totally noticed those things before.
I just didn't know they meant anything...