God Bless It, Every Site
I haven’t been able to get out from under the burden of international superstardom long enough to do any proper pontificating or introspecting, but I wanted to make sure everyone at least gave this a look.
Now that you never want to eat again, let’s go look at the results of Link-Fu 2.0. People who spend waaay too much time on the internet spend a lot of it reading these people’s blogs, so they turned around and asked those people to submit the zaniest, wackiest and perhaps disturbing links, which will show the uninitiated the true wonders of the Internet. Now, being a member of the ‘Digerati’ (read: International Loser Brigade), I am already familiar with both the sweater and xylophone links, but if you haven’t seen them, they’re precious. Go forth, enjoy, and I apologize for the tumor.
evan :: Jan.20.2004 :: NetBits :: 3 Comments »
More and more I’m thinking your only purpose on this crazy ride we call the intE.RWeb is to provide us with Beer Burgers.
For shame.
Hey, I’ll have you know that tumor picture has taught an entire class full of seventh graders the dangers of premarital sex.
What good have you done in this world lately, my friend?
In case anyone was wondering about the tumor, it is unfortunately no more. The operation was a “success”. The surgical team was made up of volunteers from the University of Chicago. I really thought they were done robbing me of my sources of inspiration, but I guess I’ll never be far from their evil grasp.
For real though, I am actually very happy for the woman; I really can’t imagine anything sucking more than having a tumor that big. Except having the bigger tumor that was mentioned in the article. Being really fat is one thing, but cancerously obese?