It’s true. The internet has not been doing much for me these days. I journeyed to the darkest parts of the web. I browsed horrid vampire art. I became a /b/tard. I got an AIM account in hopes of finding a pedophile to troll. Still no hope for Nicole.
It seems that it will be difficult to replace the hole in my heart that Krystal left when she retreated from her little online battle station.
However, I did learn some interesting tips on how to be an internet insurgent. Honestly, I think Scientology is little more than a silly attempt at world fascism. As much as I’d love to go to a protest, it doesn’t seem quite worth protesting to me. The only people who truly believe in its values are celebrities. Come on, now. But still, an anonymous group taking down CoS single-handedly sounds appealing as maybe a movie or something.
I haven’t been thinking a lot about web design, not to mention coding. I wrote some bad poetry about pancakes.
I hope that someday I can find a purpose in life that doesn’t have to do with subscribing to blog feeds or watching other people have all the fun hacking and such or whatever you kids do nowadays.
In fact, you know what? I would like to become a hacker. That will give me power, and possibly money.
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Pingback by Hacking » Blog Archive » I’ve been bored. March 19, 2008 @ 2:29 amI agree about Scientology. Unfortunately, there are non-celebrities who follow it. I saw a special on tv once about a family that followed it and had a mentally ill son. Long story short, the son killed the family because he couldn’t get access to meds.
Comment by Janet March 19, 2008 @ 4:37 pm