One Fine Jay

24: July 20, 2004

Today was a lazy day for photography, as I have been writing like a bat out of hell. My small lava lamp. Click on the small picture to get a bigger one at 640 pixels wide (10+KB)

Myself and comments

I, like most bloggers, welcome comments on my site. In fact, as much as my closed-door writing can encourage them. However, I am not a fan of reading comments at other people’s blogs. I go to a blog to read its posts, not the responses to them. If I think that I need to share… Continue reading this entry

Who needs the Philippines now, anyway?

The Thirteenth Law Of Power: When asking for help, appeal to people’s self-interest, never to their mercy or gratitude. So writes Robert Greene in his book. One very interesting e-mail that I got over the weekend was a flimsy “defense” of Filipinos in general apropos of their President’s capitulation to terrorists. Written by Michael Tan… Continue reading this entry

What you can do, but should not

Podz, at Weblog Tools Collection, has had it with the whiners who complain about WordPress’ PHP base by designing the funkiest ever WordPress blog. If you think that <?php a**_f*cking_here(); ?> is much harder than <$MTA**F*cking$>, then you can avoid the difficulties altogether by merely editing the CSS file. Podz’ example comes with a sunglass… Continue reading this entry

Sandy Berger slugfest party

I was inclined to assume incompetence over malice for Sandy Berger and his stuffed pants, until his socks were, reportedly, stuffed too. More than the matter of this matter, I find much more interesting the huge party (go through Doc Joyner’s links) we on the Right seem to be throwing over this. Let us stop… Continue reading this entry

Happy bunnies and muezzin calls

Tita Gloria is in a pre-USS Cole state of mind: “We must rejoice at the good news, but our happiness must be tempered by the awareness that we live in dangerous times and that we must work to create a more peaceful world,” Mrs. Arroyo said. — AP for the Manila Times Maybe her idea… Continue reading this entry