My Age of Reason

It's the coaster, not the cup.

In the States that would be called a "brain fart."

Bawh!~

I'm only a little bit stitious...

lies, robots can't be 'stitious!

Is that still because of the potato?

Sounds like Max was hit by a bit of the crazys.

allow me to introduce you to my alter-ego, todd berkenstein....

http://youtube.com/watch?v=eDw_0jA1Mmg

-adam speicher

Only half a teaspoon of sugar Max?

That had better not be decaf you're making, or you'll never get your writer's jittery hype going properly.

For some reason, this post reminded me of an earlier one about wanting to live forever. Since the comments are closed for that one, I want to add something here:

Have you ever heard of Ray Kurzweil? If not, check him out. He might be smart and slightly crazed at the same time, but he could give you cool ideas about future developments, including the hypothesis you mentioned that this generation might be the last to have finite livespans. He also co-authored a book about just this topic:
http://www.amazon.com/Fantastic-Voyage-Live-Enough-Forever/dp/0452286670/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1214474960&sr=8-2
(What's up with those endless amazon links, anyway?)

I say... blame your subconscious. I don't why you have a Richmond cup though.

Go Eagles!

But then Richmond is going better than Eagles.

I don't know. I am writing about nothing basically but then that's me.

The only thing I can write about is not having anything to write about.

Rebecca

You just wasted 30 seconds of your life reading this, and it wasn't even remotely entertaining. There I go again...

I love how you were glad no-one witnessed this non-event, but then blogged about it. Bwahahahaha! Love ya, Max!

This issue of your blog ended up in my SPAM box. Good thing I checked it, cant imagine what if I had done if I had missed it!

And then I noticed, I've been saving your blogs for nearly a year now, till I could get the time to read them which I didnt have just right now because, well, I'm busy deleting all of the ads from the companies I actually buy from and want to know about their products and super-awesome promotions, but I dont have time to read that after all.

So I just read your last years worth of blogs, and now I remember that I havent read Company or Syrup yet, and it was like 5 years after NationStates came out that I read Jennifer Government, but I have been a faithful fan of your blogs since my son introduced me to NationStates when he was like, 11, when we first got the Internet.

Oh, I just forwarded a bunch of your blogs to my friends, too, one to my friend who writes murder mysteries, one to my friend that I discuss politics with, and one to my son- I forget which one, but I was sure he would be amused.
I was going to post a comment on the potato thing about moods and circumstances and PMS, but that comment section is closed.

Your daughter is just adorable, and I wish we had rent-a-chiken here. I have contemplated keeping chickens as pets, but then I got interested in spiders and started keeping tarantulas. Not as cuddly as chickens, but I find them interesting, none the less!

For those people who like IKEA but can't afford to buy it, EA are offering the next best thing: Virtual IKEA furniture!
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/a104677/ikea-furniture-offered-to-sims-2-users.html

Let's just see how realistic it is, will they be able to put up the furniture despite 3 screws missing and tools that you'll never need?

Um, I could be a little of track, but the mug is symbolic, and I believe symbolism does affect the consciousness of the human mind, Rudd's sorry speech is a case example.

But you can't push it too far or it loses it's gravity, and then the gods will simply fuck with you.

Unrelated to the blog post Max, but as you don't have an email link, here's something you might find interesting:

Out of the University of Oxford: Corporate Assassins
http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/07/corporate-assas.html