Too many links, too little activity

Apparently, Britain has terrible internet services. I could have told them that. What I want to know is, what the hell are they going to do about it? Maybe we'll hear in a few days. I'll keep my eye out, I guess.

Remember a few days back when I linked to the Joyboard, an old Atari controller, remarking the coincidental similarities to the Wii Balance Board? Seems the professionals have caught up with me. The site that Joystiq got it from even leads to more notes about those Guru Meditation errors I mentioned. Nah, I'm not gloating or anything, just kicking myself for not thinking to email them.

While I'm on a linking spree here, I'll point you at Agony Booth, a site named for a Star Trek mirror universe torture device. It specialises in long, rambling, hilarious rants about crappy movies. I've so far only partly read one recap but the number of times I've been laughing during the reading period appears to indicate the possibility of large reserves of humorous content held within.

That sentence kind of got away from me.


Today has been one of those slow days, filled with DVDs, ice cream, hammocks and replays of Fire Emblem. I've done practically nothing constructive and I'm fairly happy with how the day went.

The problem with doing nothing is that I have nothing to write about at the end of the day. The fact that I'm doing the writing at the end of the day is probably something else I need to work on and doing nothing every day will probably lead to bigger problems than being unable to update my blog but that's not the point here.

Nothing is the point here.

This is a circle.


I'm too tired to think or write coherently. Doing nothing all day is apparently more exhausting than I had previously assumed. I'll have to try doing some stuff tomorrow.