Comments on: pickin’ boogers http://www.beigeboy.com/2006/03/03/pickin-boogers/ only the beige survive Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:34:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Candy Addict http://www.beigeboy.com/2006/03/03/pickin-boogers/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Candy Addict Wed, 16 Aug 2006 00:48:30 +0000 http://www.beigeboy.com/2006/03/03/pickin-boogers/#comment-27 <strong>Gorilla Boogers...</strong> Honestly, I’m not positive this really counts as candy, but it’s close and it’s weird. Gorilla no Hana Kuso (Gorilla Boogers) are evidently sweetened, shriveled, black beans that look a whole lot like raisins. They have been popula... Gorilla Boogers…

Honestly, I’m not positive this really counts as candy, but it’s close and it’s weird. Gorilla no Hana Kuso (Gorilla Boogers) are evidently sweetened, shriveled, black beans that look a whole lot like raisins. They have been popula…

]]> By: .. http://www.beigeboy.com/2006/03/03/pickin-boogers/comment-page-1/#comment-20 .. Wed, 08 Mar 2006 14:39:19 +0000 http://www.beigeboy.com/2006/03/03/pickin-boogers/#comment-20 [...] Theory is wonderful, but in reality, I think this site is an example of doing something because it can be done, not because it should be done. Spending a couple minutes looking at TA Live, and reviewing the “moblogs” of the management team absolutely bored me to tears. It’s not that the management seem like uninteresting people, it’s more that their blogs are like watching paint dry a rash spread on your arm: boring, annoying, yet mostly non-life-threatening. The fault lies in the lack of direction and unintended fragmentation of a personal blog. I want my friends/family to go to one place to see all my dumb posts, photos and anything else. I don’t want to send anyone hither for my moblog, or over there for my photos. Build a service that integrates with all the major blogging tools and I’m in. I’m no less guilty of inducing yawns than the next blogger, but I think I will henceforth stay away from the “here’s the gorilla booger I ate for lunch” tip. You can thank me later. [...] [...] Theory is wonderful, but in reality, I think this site is an example of doing something because it can be done, not because it should be done. Spending a couple minutes looking at TA Live, and reviewing the “moblogs” of the management team absolutely bored me to tears. It’s not that the management seem like uninteresting people, it’s more that their blogs are like watching paint dry a rash spread on your arm: boring, annoying, yet mostly non-life-threatening. The fault lies in the lack of direction and unintended fragmentation of a personal blog. I want my friends/family to go to one place to see all my dumb posts, photos and anything else. I don’t want to send anyone hither for my moblog, or over there for my photos. Build a service that integrates with all the major blogging tools and I’m in. I’m no less guilty of inducing yawns than the next blogger, but I think I will henceforth stay away from the “here’s the gorilla booger I ate for lunch” tip. You can thank me later. [...]

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