Stalkers, that is. Sometimes they are people who for some unknown reason actually think you are interesting based largely on your pathetic blogging. Nice to have people like that around. Or at least within networking distance. Recently one of my "stalkers" was revealed to me, and you'll be happy to know that it wasn't Mr. Ramirez (you'll have to scour the comments from way back in the day to find the answer to that inside joke). In fact, wasn't even a Mr. It was a Ms. We had chorizo together once and her Spanish is WAY better than mine. This is not meant to discount her language skills, but rather to put my ability into perspective: most people's Spanish is way better than mine.
Question of the day:
Is it still an inside joke if you post it in a public place?
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Sometimes Stalkers Aren't
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Of course there are inside jokes told in public. What do you think Bush's speeches are?
But the inside-ness is contained here too, so it's not that secret if you just look for it. Not sure Bush's speeches are so intentionally transparent.
It is to the insiders.
Ok. I agree to disagree too. Yes, Bush's speeches are laughable. Yes, they appear to be full of inside jokes. However, I think the fact that this blog contains all the history of the inside joke without having to launch a CIA investigation means it is not parallel. PLUS, I don't really like being compared to our esteemed president. So cut it out.
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