Thank god it's friday. Right now, all I can think of is:
"I'm on a roll, said the Beef Patty to the Pickle"
So what does it mean? Beats me, but must have some significance, since the phrase started echoing in my empty head. Maybe I should start collecting whimsical sayings and philosophical musings for a book. Like Ambrose Bierce but without tons of talent (just attitude).
Yes, it has been busy busy week, after relaxing but short vacation. :-)
Lately I have been watching good old (?) goofy Weebls produtions, such as BadgerBadgerBadger and Giraffe in my Loft. Having kids certainly changes many things: and in this particular instance there is just something more than meets the eye. Both of flash animations linked have some kid-mojo in them, much in the way Teletubbies have. I have no idea why Giraffe one, for example, is clearly superior to most of the other animations at the site in their minds (for example, I like some other goofy ones myself, such as "Trevor", but my kids overwhelmingly just request more of the 2 top favorites... go figure), but that's the way it is.
On a semi-related note, this also affirms my love of Wikipedia (in its inclusive form): WikiPedia actually knows a plenty about BBB. And while it may not be specifically Notable, it really is Interesting, which to me trumps notability more often than not, when browsing the Internet. Further, it can lead one to other related thingies, such as Bananaphone. And it has some information regarding author, surrounding phenomena, and really serve as a portal to finding as much information as one wants to. So what is not to like? Without digressing too much into "inclusionist" vs "deletionist" debates, it is clear to me which one is the Right Way about. I can see how a "sandbox" of sorts could be built, which only includes "noteworthy" entries, allowing multiple views to exist. But I can not see anything of use to come about from deleting material that does interest people. Besides, if it does not interest them, it does not get viewed, causing little if any harm. But all (and more) has been said on the subject at various places. I am just happy that these nuggets still exist.
