Predictions came true

As some people who occasionally read this blog, or happen to know who I am, may remember, about four months ago I posted something extremely emo / sad / etc. (which is still here, around four posts down), ending with the prediction that I would end up laughing at it later (or words to that effect).

I was right. It was something to laugh at. I remember the future, and I hate most of you for what you will do.

Also, I belatedly apologize for the (by my standards) large amount of profanity in that post. But I'm sure that anyone can deal with it - it's still PG-13, right? You can hear worse just walking around the streets.

In other news ...

* 8.04 is shiny, now that it works (did I mention that? I upgraded)
* Linuxworld was really fun, I have tons of freebies, etc. The Installfest went well.
* No more wisdom teeth, painkillers are irritating, being put under by a general anesthetic is interesting, and completely ruins my ability to store events in long-term memory for a while afterwards.
* Personalities have splintered a bit more, but at least I have someone to talk to who I actually trust now - well, trust is an interesting word to use in this case. It's close enough, by my standards, at least. Of course, communicating by the electronic equivalent of snail mail can be a bit irritating, but also refreshing. (And if you're reading this, and you think that I'm talking about you, chances are that I am. Or maybe not. I could give some hints as to who I'm talking about, but I don't think that I will. Well, not any more hints, at least).
* Identi.ca is fun. Anyone who knows me is encouraged to a) register and b) find out who I am on Identi.ca - there's a link under websites in my facebook profile, and if you IM me I'll tell you. It's linked to my real name now, though, so I don't think that I'll tell the world.
* GoGrid is shiny. Also, promo codes for $50 credit upon registering. Fun!
* I have lots of swag from Liunuxworld. Did I mention this?
* Probably not going to be updating this blog for a while again. Microblogging is a much better way to tell people what I'm doing, and I don't have many things to say which I need this much space to say.

Anyways ... I'll get back to this blog later. Or not. Who knows?