WildBits — perhaps you should rename your company to “NaughtyBits,” and stop aggravating us with such 9.6ish nonsense.
Posted by ladd at April 21, 2003 07:40 PM | TrackBackFirst Post! Ha! Ha! I'm funny! Oh brother, oh brother, this comment requires editing now!
Posted by: Jan on April 21, 2003 08:01 PMAh, poetry! Rhyme, rhythm, metre, euphony ... All the things that this review lacks utterly ...
Belvedere, bring my my whacking stick and a bottle of Chateau Brickdust '94! There are bats in my belfry, and I must beat them out!
Posted by: aussie boy on April 21, 2003 08:02 PMWe do not adhere to these artificial constraints in the pursuit of art. Bow before me, heathen.
Posted by: Ladd on April 21, 2003 08:23 PMThird post! Jan eats it!
Posted by: fuddes on April 21, 2003 08:26 PMDamn Ladd. He made my "third post" post look foolish. Oh, wait . . . it already did. Never mind.
Posted by: fuddes on April 21, 2003 08:27 PMI think Ladd might be a giant.
Posted by: The Valrus on April 21, 2003 08:42 PMI am considered taller than the average bear.
Posted by: Ladd on April 21, 2003 08:44 PMSo how many people got the TMBG reference?
Posted by: GreasyPeso on April 21, 2003 09:02 PMladd, I do bow before you! You are clearly a man for whom the conventions of art mean nothing. Give you a stone, a feather, and a small piece of twig, and you will show us a stone, a bit of a bird, and a stick. Bravo, maestro! Let us all bow before you!
Posted by: aussie boy on April 21, 2003 09:18 PMI would write something witty here... but I'm not witty and my head hurts from reading that "song".
I'm sure Naomi will edit this to make it utterly side-splittingly, ball-crushingly, wombat-anusly funny.
Posted by: Wile E. Bitterwhinger on April 22, 2003 08:23 AMI got the TMBG reference. I have the CD that has the song. Some lines don't seem to sync up too well though... But on average, it was pretty funny. I give this article a 4.6.
Posted by: suicide on April 22, 2003 11:55 AM