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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
The Haiku What-za-ma-hooza?
Greetings, and condolences. If you are reading this blog it can only be because you are a) hopelessly lost, b) indiscriminately perusing blogs like a binge drinker at Oktoberfest, or c) a friend/associate who I have somehow baited into reading this blog. Lucky you.
Fortunately, the idea behind The Haiku Commentator is designed with you in mind. Consider the blogosphere for a moment. How many times have you dumped your precious (and sadly finite) time into a rambling diatribe/rant/quirky anecdote/life lesson/party dip recipe on someones' blog only to come out on the other side thinking, "I want that time back. Now. Damn you!"
Rejoice! That will (almost) never happen here!
The Haiku Commentator presents you with a mere seventeen syllables of nattering to peruse daily. Think about it! One quick shot of nonsense to your noggin' and you can go on with the rest of your day! It's like a Zen soundbite, only with less nutritional value. Thank you Matsuo Basho!
Fortunately, the idea behind The Haiku Commentator is designed with you in mind. Consider the blogosphere for a moment. How many times have you dumped your precious (and sadly finite) time into a rambling diatribe/rant/quirky anecdote/life lesson/party dip recipe on someones' blog only to come out on the other side thinking, "I want that time back. Now. Damn you!"
Rejoice! That will (almost) never happen here!
The Haiku Commentator presents you with a mere seventeen syllables of nattering to peruse daily. Think about it! One quick shot of nonsense to your noggin' and you can go on with the rest of your day! It's like a Zen soundbite, only with less nutritional value. Thank you Matsuo Basho!
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