Found an old dusty box with a copy of World of Warcraft in it. Figured I’d give it a twirl since I bought it a few years ago, and never got around to actually install it. With my new iMac 24″, I figured it’d be a great gaming experience. So I started the 4 disc installation about 5 hours ago. Everything went fine, I registered my account and the update screen pops up. Nothing unusual, nothing uncommon. Figured they might have some updates after a couple of years - Guess I was dead on.
Right now I am looking at the third download screen of a file that’s over 800 Mb big. The first one was annoying, the second one pissed me off and now the third one…lets just say I love my iMac too much to start throwing stuff at it. Why can’t Blizzard just make on big download and have us get it over with? I have a bad feeling that the third one isn’t the last update either…
I’ve finally given in and created a twitter account for myself. Well actually for my other self - the high profile blogger pseudonym. When twitter was all the hype months ago, I had a look at it and could not find a practical use for it. It seemed a limited, restricted way of communicating with others. We’ve all got instant messenger, forums, IRC, email - why use twitter?
There’s actually a reason for sticking to the default theme - I want people visiting for the content, not how it’s all packaged. Sure, there’s tons of great looking theme’s out there and I could probably get a nice custom theme made by 
One of my other blogs, quite popular, has received an offer of $30,000. It took me a bit of time to think it over, but I have decided against it - even though it would pay off the credit card and loans instantaneously, and leave a nice chunk for a nice long holiday. Fact is that its 
