Yep. I did it.

Got home from work, got a little writing done (750 words), and then set to work tinkering with the new Quiznos Official Sponsor. Here's the obligatory "in ur [noun] [verb]in ur [other noun]" icon. I'm still tinkering with the others.



I'm probably only going to need one of these. I was going to subtitle one "You Suck" but I think I have enough icons already to cover that. Which one plays better?




I definitely need text for this one. I just don't know what. It's late, and I'm going to bed. I have clever friends who can think of something witty and iconic.

Where there's a whip, there's a way

For those of you who like World of Warcraft but feel that there's not enough of a linguistic element, The Lord of the Rings Is Massively Online as of the 24th of April.
And now that I've completed the CD, I can publically admit to the existence of Sad Kermit's website. After the passing of Jim Henson, he's really let himself go. Look for the VH1 Behind the Flipper special.

Gotta get me out of here

Bad joss! ):
I left all my books at home today, and have nothing with me to read.
Here is where you can pitch in and play team ball--write me something interesting (cyranocoyote at yahoo dot pom tiddledy pom) or send me a link to something interesting. Otherwise I'll get bored. And you wouldn't like me when I'm bored.

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I have yet to see an episode of American Idol. However, I feel like I'm missing nothing. I have Vote for the Worst to keep me up to date on everything I need to know. Apparently, Latin Week is coming up.
However, I can only read Vote for the Worst and I Can Has Cheezburger? for so long before I'm caught up and up to date. And, alas, I Love Egg appears to be more oriented toward computers built after 1985. So I went upstairs and bought the newest Christopher Moore paperback. It's called "A Dirty Job" and promises even more Moore than the hardback version. So far, I am not disappointed.
And maybe I'll get to the gym tonight.