gloomchen's officially launched
Nihilism and Cupcakes, also available for your LJ RSSing needs at
nihilismcupcakz. If you're into fitness/weight-loss/exercise/nutrition blogging filtered through a mindset that's realistic and positive but not necessarily
pinky-pinkeriffic, give it a shot.
Via
roseneko, it turns out the "I Write Like" meme is
probably just a SEO scam, feeding off viral links to shill to budding authors. Which means everyone perched on ledges because their writing's been scientifically analyzed to be reminiscent of Dan Brown can calm back down. Not that we're expecting copy-n-paste memes to have AI or uncanny insight to begin with, I hope, but the idea could've been fun if...implemented better...or implemented at all, really.
If you missed that meme altogether, then you probably missed the >200
Old Spice response videos. Drink them in.
That's how you market yourself via the Internet. My three keepers:
12755JDH ("In case, as your name suggests, you actually
are a robot...."),
George Stephanopolous ("Monocle smile!") and
Anonymous ("The fish again"), but they're
all fun. And don't miss the
techno remix.
In other news,
Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour hits shelves on Tuesday (hint: it's like
Deathly Hallows, only with more Super Mario references), and the movie's only a month away. So I've been occupying myself by rewatching the
first,
second and
international trailers. And the
video game trailer. And the
MTV Video Awards clip. And the
Look Inside clip. And the
avatar-maker (just can't quite get my hair right). Simple mind, simple pleasures.