Monthly Archives: February 2003

Some companies such as Home Depot take a realistic approach to knock off, rogue and spoof web sites, after a knock off site jumped to over 20 thousand hits a day. A number of well-travelled online news sites began posting … Continue reading →

In developmental psych you learn about closed systems and open systems. The ‘church’ can be notorious for closed system thinking and behaviour. Rigid, controlling, inflexible, rule dominated, mocking…. Here is an example, told by a blogger who went to a … Continue reading →

Josh Sargent, who has been blogging for several months says good bye to the blogosphere. I enjoyed his blog and wish him well. It looks like his wife Beth is blogging on. Snort! Redwood Dragon is a dog lover. However, … Continue reading →

Insider Michael Spencer looks at the evangelical culture in western society and writes why he thinks they are a hated group. You know that feeling you get when a telemarketer interrupts your dinner? I get that feeling sometime when my … Continue reading →

Airdirt (ayr’ dirt) – n. A hanging plant that’s been ignored for three weeks or more. Aquadextrous – adj. Possessing the ability to turn the bathtub faucet on and off with your toes. Bimp (bimp) – n. A blurry or … Continue reading →

I have mentioned my penchant for poutine before on this blog, and in emails, only to be met with a “Whaa….? It’s a Canadian dish, this article takes a whimiscal look at something you love or hate in The Poutine-She’s … Continue reading →

Living-Room is looking at what types of people go into blogging. There does seem to be a bit of a trend. Head over, take the Enneagram free test and let him know your results. This is an interesting idea, and … Continue reading →

If you are wondering who is behind HourEleven, this interview will be a good start. T-Shirt Time Picking up on Cre8d’s post about ad-jamming, For What it’s Worth comes up with some slogan ideas of his own. Opera 7 If … Continue reading →