More About Me:
http://www.acm.vt.edu/~clint/me.htm is an old page I made in 1995 containing various random facts about me.
OkCupid.com has figured me out, based on me answering over 1300 questions about myself. It says I am: more aggressive, less into sports, more arrogant, geekier, more progressive, more extroverted, less moral, less literary, less old-fashioned, less organized, sloppier, less spiritual, less trusting, more political, & more competitive. (It also says that compared to males my age, I am: sloppier, more aggressive, less trusting, more arrogant, more political, less old-fashioned, and geekier.)
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2006 December 28 at 2:13 PM
Hi,
Just thought you (and your readers) would get a kick out of this funny new animated series, which answers the rarely-asked question, “What if George Bush and Saddam Hussein were college roommates?”
Check out the debut episode at http://www.ilaugh.com/shows/series.php?series=4&ep=317.
Hope y’all enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
— The iLaugh Comedy Consortium
2006 December 28 at 2:32 PM
Thanks, I added it to my links, so it will show up later today.
2007 March 26 at 3:27 PM
Hey Clint, you asked me how I found your page, I think. Just randomly, I guess. I liked your blog on Family Guy, I think. With Carol Burnett. Does that ring a bell? Anyway, I’ve been checking back on it. Good site.
2008 April 16 at 7:04 AM
Hello from Austria,
i love your picture on flickr, thanks that i can use it for my blog, it was nothing bed what i wrote in text in contest with this foto
Amelie
2008 July 14 at 9:15 AM
I just saw this comment on TechCrunch:
“Is TechCrunch ever going to go back to, y’know… NEWS? TechCrunch has simply turned into a mouthpiece for the latest iPhone products.
After a year of RSS-subscribing, I’m ready to unsubscribe. I don’t need 5 iPhone articles a day. It’s not the 2nd coming of Christ. It’s barely even interesting.
This is just like a 24-hour network dedicated to apple advertisements now.”
I think this every time I read Techcrunch these days, it’s beyond infuriating. I thought I should let you know that you’re not alone.