Seriously

Sunday, Jun. 12, 2005 - 1:40 p.m.

Sorry this is so late in the day; I've been on the telephone with AOL Tech Support and man let me tell you what a ball-stomp THAT was.

Problem finally fixed, though.

I can just picture these poor schmucks on the other end of the line, balancing the AOL Tech Support Manual on one knee and the Punjabi-English dictionary on the other.

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Here's the latest incarnation of the South Park Character Generator.

Naturally I gave it a try, and here's me with John:

Go enjoy it, and see if you can generate a character that looks like yourself, without doing any extra noodling in any other paint program.

I bet you can! You guys! Seriously!

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Apologies for the brevity of today's post; in addition to my AOL folderols, I found out something interesting about 'Corpus Christi', the subject matter of yesterday's post.

MissPinkKate posted a comment about the play being not that good, and sure enough, I can find no evidence of its existence in the Internet Movie Database.

Additionally, there's a citation over at the Snopes website, which is a folklore compendium dedicated to the care and feeding of your inbox.

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In a couple of days, I'm going to update my Cast of Characters page.

I found new pictures of everybody that's there already; It will be replacing the old page.

Watch for it!

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Okay, see ya next time!

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