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One must make time

I can either blog and play online or I can watch movies. Tonight I opted for the movie. Watched Chungking Express (thanks Matt!). Fantastic. My estimation of Wong Kar-Wei just keeps going up. Planning to change all my signatures to: It was still an emotionally charged towel. (Just had the thought, wonder how that relates to Hoopy Froodism). More on that another time. Annoying because I had a lot of randomly generated links in my head today.

Also realized that My Space layout HAD changed, but I can't see it while logged in. How phenomenally STUPID is that? So now have a rather fun but silly half layout going (with an annoying query box--no, I don't want you to tell me if you think I'm hot) which I don't have time to change tonight. When I get it done I'll link it here for no good reason. Like an old BASIC program--why do we blog again? See A A)why do we blog again? See A...

Or--like some weird friend loop. Hey, link to my blog and I'll link to your blog and then they can go from your blog to my blog and back again!
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ChaoSpiral said…
You can see your MySpace layout... but what you see when you log in is your "home" as opposed to your "profile." The profile is what everyone else sees. You can look at both while logged in, but you login to "home" to check msgs, etc.
4:33 AM
Unknown said…
Ok, I swear I looked there when I was adding code and nothing had changed. I swear. I don't think I'm quite that thick. :) But it's there now--forward!
6:23 PM
Unknown said…
Ok, just broke down tonight and took one straight off of one of those sites, BUT while I was playing sometimes the changes showed up in the Profiles and sometimes they didn't! Bad code, bad, bad, code. Set for now. Linked at left. Wish I was better at coding.
11:30 PM
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