Crushing Krisis

Comic Books, Drag Race, & Life in New Zealand

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I apologize for my temporary absences; i typically do take Monday & Wednesday off because of school work, but after that huge rush of posts this weekend i feel as though i’m responsible for a letdown. I did wind up writing that song, though, so hopefully i’ll record it tonight and post it. I slept through my Recording Studio class today because i felt a bit sick, and the sleeping was helping. Afterward i realized we had a test, which might have subliminally had something to do with the sleeping, but i’m not sure. The funny thing about that class is that i’m great at all the studio stuff, but i keep getting B’s on the tests. I can’t stand that… but, i aced yet another C++ test, so all’s well. I still have a 100% in my C++ class — i wish i could take 10% off of it and spread it around to the rest of my classes

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Apparently some people were in a mad panic yesterday while i was taking my typical monday off from blogger because my last sunday post sounded like some sort of farewell. Of course, it was a farewell: it was a farewell to a blog-filled weekend. Meanwhile, while these people were aghast that i took a weekend off, none of them listened to this week’s trio. I realize not every week is as good as the the first one or the debut of “relief”, but come on – it’s my weekly feature, damnit. I don’t mind that people ignore the rest of my website, but at least you could humor me and listen to my bumbling around on guitar once a week.

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For those of you who had no idea, PowerBloggers will be down for the better part of this week for security reasons, as apparently someone had hacked into the server recently. Torrez assures me it’ll be back soon enough, so try not to panic.

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Joining webrings is an interesting exercise for me. Way back when i ran a fanfic site, and to drum up interest and traffic i joined about 10 old-fashioned webrings with their mammoth graphics and clunky source code. Now it’s a bit different, partially because rings are fleeing from the yahoo-bought WebRing.com in droves. Rings now are represented just as often by a simple line of text as they are by bandwidth-sucking graphics. And, almost every ring proclaims that it is looking for “quality layout and content.” Of course, no two people have the same opinion of what is truely quality, which means someone’s elite ring might be someone else’s pile of steaming crap. Yesterday i finally gave in a joined the three seemingly most prevalent blog-rings currently around. I’m sure these links will increase my daily hitcount to a degree, but i’m more concerned with the company i’m keeping. I obviously formed an opinion of the rings based on the few members i read daily, but that’s sortof like judging all of Blogger by only reading PowerBlogger (oh, wait, i do that too). In the end i suppose it’s no big deal, but i heartily approve of all the links i feature on my page, and i just wince at the thought of someone being lead to a blog i’d find dull and uninteresting just because i was greedy enough to join three webrings in one day. Gosh, i really talk in circles, don’t i? Back to cleaning, or maybe paper-writing. But not Trio-ing.

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If you were interested, the cast page just got slightly updated. Not that anyone actually refers to it … which of course leads to the impulse to include intensely personal details about the people that are featured on it. Amy especially got a revamped entry, at her own request.

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