To all my debbie's and dillitants...

I think my rambling and rabble-rousing is cathartic; a way to air some grievances, compose some marginally valid thoughts, and limit my outbreaks of terror in the streets of New York. The way I see it, it's a win-win situation regardless of whether or not anyone actually proscribes to my medicine.
Writing shouldn't be overly laborious (excuse the verbosity), unless you happen to be writing a thorough analysis and corporate history of an airline or something. I would imagine that is one of the reasons a blog is an attractive outlet to the out-spoken and aroused clients of the computer class. I think aroused definitely being a proper (pointed) word choice for a medium (the Internet) whose roots and will always be linked to the porno industry, just like the advent of VHS. Moving on, what is so perplexing to me is the drivel you find on the net that's so brazenly overworked and overstated that it seems almost embarrassing. I mean, you're writing a BLOG, not a manifesto, or a treatise, it's not a BOOK. I think it's ridiculous that people don''t take int0 account their medium, and it's inherent values and advantages, as well as the way it should be approached. When you are painting a picture, is your first thought to cover yourself in semi-gloss and writhe around on an 8 x 8 canvas , of do you get some brushes, a canvas and start applying paint to the surface? Essentially, why don't people realize their audience before they compile page upon confounding page of pseudo intellectual or pompous drivel , without an utterance of some bit of wit or guile, or maybe ever some fucking humor, luckily, a victim-less crime. I might even look the part, but at least my brand of drivel comes straight off-the-cuff; UN-edited and UN-fettered for the sheer purpose of making myself laugh. Because, after-all, who's ACTUALLY reading your blog? I mean, seriously...
r.i.p . V.H.S. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VHS