I wanted to do a flashy redesign but then I went down a rabbithole while cleaning up the tagging system that had gotten a bit out of control.
While cleaning up the tags I’ve fixed loads of broken code, broken links, missing images, and all those other things no one likes to keep an eye on.
Tags should provide a nifty way to quickly visualize topics I blog about on a regular basis.
Tags actually provide evidence that I just like to tag things.
-Telepathic crickets.
-Huckabee.
-Things that will strangle you in your sleep.
-Dinosaur Super-soldiers.
-Who gives a fuck about the royal baby? It’s a baby. They all look like sticky bags of flesh.
-Giant snakes.
-No one pays attention to the tags.
-Shut the fuck up about the royal baby. You don’t know the baby. Babies are weird to everyone except the person whose lady parts they squirmed out of.
I’ve finally edited things down from 3,000+ unique tags to fewer than 400. This took forever, but I had a little time to kill recently. (You don’t think I’m actually paying attention when I watch all those SyFy craptacular movies, do you?)
So I’ve been so irritated about regarding the excessive coverage of the “Royal Baby”. This led me to Bing-search “who gives a fuck about the Royal Baby?” That’s when I stumbled upon your website, and my goodness, what a find it was. I’m curious to know whether you interact with new fans like myself. Have you ever considered blogging about the role children in movies/TV series, and how they ruin everything? (ex. ” . . . No John — I’m pregnant” or “No! We have to go back for them) It’s a broad topic that I’d be interested to see covered (and even more interested to join). Cheers
Ha! You and about 1000 other people have landed here today based on some variation of that phrase. We are not alone.
I do try to respond to all comments. Welcome and thanks for the kind words! Please feel free to leave more at any time :-) Or unkind words, if a post so moves you. I try to be fair :-)
Hey, look at that! You responded faster than I did. Thanks for the interaction. I look forward to checking this site out for random articles (as I’m a fan of such nonsense).
I like the idea of kids ruining TV shows. I always thought it was a great idea on Angel (SPOILERS) when they sent the baby into a hell dimension where time moved at a different rate and then reintroduced him as a teenager. Having a kid still messed up the rhythm of the show, but at least we didn’t have to endure as much as we might have.
Generally. Kids are creepy. I posted last year about Witch Mountain, which may be one of the few shows with non-creepy kids (who, ironically, were supposed to be creepy) but technically they don’t quite fit the idea you laid out. But I wanted to an excuse to go watch those video clips again so I mentioned it anyway :-)