Phew, good to see Bryan's back to blogging so soon. ..
For myself, having started blogging reluctantly (and still not exactly at home with the technology), I find I now enjoy it, and in a sense need it, so much that I think it's high time I had my own blog, where I can chunter on to my heart's content (while Bryan, I suspect, steers Thought Experiments into deeper, more serious waters, with fewer posts). Rather to my surprise, I have managed to set one up (and, this being Eurovision time, have already posted). Here, for any who might be interested, is the link to Nigeness, the blog that's all about - well, by now you surely know the sort of things it's going to be about. Though who knows where else it might lead...
Sunday, May 25, 2008
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A blog about, among other things, imaginary ideas - What ifs? and Imagine thats. What if photographs looked nothing like what we see with our eyes? Imagine that the Berlin Wall had never come down. What if we were the punchline of an interminable joke? All contributions welcome.
Amazing, now I have two blog offspring - CaptainB and Nige. They grow up so fast.
ReplyDeleteIt's addictive, Bryan - when I'm sent off to the Priory, foaming, I'll hold you personally responsible.
ReplyDeleteThis is like when the Jayhawks' Mark Olson went off and formed the Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers...
ReplyDeleteYour Royal Nigeness: Those of us without Google/Blogger acc'ts or other ones that are covered by "OpenID" cannot post on your blog. You need to get what Bryan has, a choice titled "Name/URL."
ReplyDeleteUdderwise, folks like me who aren't bloggers can only read your stuff but not cheer you on.
Oh, yeah -- and the URL has to come up as "optional."
ReplyDeleteCrikey - I'll look into that, Susan. I'd no idea...
ReplyDeleteAlternatively, Susan, you could create a blogger account. There is no need to actually maintain a blog once established. You can easily make both your blog and your profile private.
ReplyDeleteNige, you have a lightness of touch, a silicone deftness, an approachability, a "Mr Nige was our very best teacher, he was one of us", you bring sunshine to gigabytes, cheer to the 7200 HD thingy, I have had my head in computers since the mid sixties, until now, boring, you bring joy to the monitor, fuck the rest of them.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for your new blog, Nige. Though I hope that squirrel outrages hot from the newsdesk and and clouds - there must be a better collective noun; an ecstasy? - of butterflies will pop up here from time to time.
ReplyDeleteWell er thanks Malty. And don't worry Mark, there will be squirrels, birds and - when the weather picks up - butteflies, I hope...
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